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FreeBSD
After playing with a BSD for an afternoon, I’ve made a few realizations. To be frank, I feel sorry for BSD. It used to be the king of routers. Now, Linux does that too. Even for the super-popular Raspberry Pi 4 platform there are outstanding usability bugs that haven’t been fixed for three years. Digging […]
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Vroom Vroom: Supercar Racing
I did it! I did one of those supercar racing experiences this week while I was out of town attending DEF CON 32. I had a good time even though I realized that racing is not for me, and I feel like writing a post on my website to document how this experience impacted me […]
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Cubby Linux: My New Distro Idea
I’ve read through the LFS: Linux From Scratch and the add-on BLFS and ALFS books that pile on popular advanced concepts, although there’s no hope to cover everything. It is for this reason that new Linux distributions are created all the time. Here, I elaborate my thoughts to help motivate myself for building my own […]
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Playing with a Power Meter
I bought a outlet power meter from Amazon — the kind where you plug-through the device to reach to the actual outlet — and the device measures energy usage. This particular one has the basics: power (kWh), current (A), AC voltage (V, presumably rms), and a couple oddities like power factor and energy cost that […]
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Comitting Life to Memory
As we grow older, time moves faster because we have fewer novel experiences per unit of time. Also, each day we experience is increasingly less significant to us if we think of each day as equally impactful. It seems inevitable that time moves faster and faster for the rest of our days. Why? The reality […]
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Linux Kernel 6.6 Hardening
Category: UncategorizedAfter building a number of Linux kernels for use in embedded systems emphasizing a layered security approach, I have decided that I’d like to share my knowledge and recommendations on a hardened build configuration with the world. My intent is to draw attention to importat build options that you should consider for use in your […]
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The Sad State of Consumer IPv6
Category: ExperiencesIPv6 on home routers is in a sorry, sorry state. I got the itch to learn IPv6 networking and started with testing several high-end home routers to see which units might best meet my educational and experimental needs. I figured that once I identified a solid fit, my new (potentially used, but new-to-me) device would […]
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Friends Forever
Category: Poetry and ProseWhen you’re little, you think everything’s going to last forever. Recess is an eternity, and tomorrow isn’t here. You view life through a paper tube. You make friends with the worm. You are invincible. We grow old, and love dies. We aren’t young anymore. We were the little kid, but now we feel things he […]
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Mentally Lazy
Category: PersonalI’ve been feeling mentally lazy over the past two weeks. My experience of it is similar to depression, but without the emotional impacts so much as the schedule and motivation ones. Why? Namely, it’s for the following reasons: These factors come together to gut my initiative. Time rolls by while my to-do list grows if […]
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- FreeBSDAfter playing with a BSD for an afternoon, I’ve made… Read more: FreeBSD
- Vroom Vroom: Supercar RacingI did it! I did one of those supercar racing… Read more: Vroom Vroom: Supercar Racing
- Cubby Linux: My New Distro IdeaI’ve read through the LFS: Linux From Scratch and the… Read more: Cubby Linux: My New Distro Idea
- Playing with a Power MeterI bought a outlet power meter from Amazon — the… Read more: Playing with a Power Meter
- Comitting Life to MemoryAs we grow older, time moves faster because we have… Read more: Comitting Life to Memory
- WordPress Maintenance and Updated Privacy PolicyHello all! This website and its primary author are still… Read more: WordPress Maintenance and Updated Privacy Policy
- Linux Kernel 6.6 HardeningAfter building a number of Linux kernels for use in… Read more: Linux Kernel 6.6 Hardening
- The Sad State of Consumer IPv6IPv6 on home routers is in a sorry, sorry state.… Read more: The Sad State of Consumer IPv6
- Friends ForeverWhen you’re little, you think everything’s going to last forever.… Read more: Friends Forever
- Mentally LazyI’ve been feeling mentally lazy over the past two weeks.… Read more: Mentally Lazy
- Caribbean Cruise: Winter 2023Hello world! It’s been some time because the whole family’s… Read more: Caribbean Cruise: Winter 2023
- From SBC to Mini PCHardware matters, but software matters so much more. Easy as… Read more: From SBC to Mini PC
- Not a Car GuyI drive a red 2018 Kia Soul. It features an… Read more: Not a Car Guy
- Are Snails Bugs?What follows is a complete list of all animals I… Read more: Are Snails Bugs?
- Planned MaintenanceThis site will become unavailable about 12 hours from the… Read more: Planned Maintenance
- Pixel Watch 2I set some money on fire and went for a… Read more: Pixel Watch 2
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