Daily driving Fedora Linux for 5 months. It's been about 5 months since I switched to using Linux full-time as my daily driver on both my laptop and desktop, so far it's been a journey filled with ups and downs.
ADHD Review: AVerMedia ELITE GO (GC313 PRO) Here's what I'm calling my "ADHD Review" of the AVerMedia ELITE GO capture card/dock. Basically it's a first impression after having it for a few days.
Linux Mint + WAVLINK Thunderbolt 4 Docking Station (WL-UDT41) A quick little guide to getting my WAVLINK TB4 Docking Station working with Linux Mint 22.1 on my Lenovo Yoga 7 14".
Linux switch attempt #576219013 Linux has always been a part of my life, but after college it stopped being my daily driver for various reasons. Almost 15 years later I'm giving it another try!
My low-tech journey begins. It's safe to say I've been living a very technology heavy lifestyle most of my life, but lately I've been focusing on scaling that down quite a bit. This post is to share how I'm starting that journey.
Using GMail for your Mastodon SMTP server. Running a small Mastodon server and don't want to deal with SMTP providers who need you to setup DNS records? GMail might be the simple solution for you!
How to create a Google server for FREE! Looking for a little server that runs 24x7 for whatever various project you have? Did you know that Google gives out free servers? It's true!
Running a Mastodon server - Part 1? Since April of this year I've been running my own Mastodon server and 3 days ago we hit 100 users which was a huge milestone for my tiny little server... and then all of a sudden something happened.
Free Software Review: Pixlr.com Looking for a free way to edit or create images? How about doing so with Photoshop-like features but without having to install anything? Create and edit images right in your browser with Pixlr!
Project showcase: Xilt Today I want to showcase one of my many projects called Xilt which is a free public image hosting platform I've been building. I'm especially proud of it because it's 100% custom built with a really lovely cloud storage + CDN backend that makes it very resilient (and cheap to run).
