Ever had sudo suddenly refuse to work, even though you know you're typing the right password? That just happened to me, and the cause was surprisingly silly.

One of my many side projects over the past two years has been Quirky Quarters. What began as an endeavor to create something akin to Silly Tavern evolved into a custom-prompt-format experiment for Large Language Models.

Your system freezes during a routine update, forcing a reboot. But this time, your boot manager is completely empty—no Linux, no nothing. Panic sets in. Sound familiar? This happened to me when systemd-boot died mid-update, and I'll show you exactly how I recovered from it. No backup system required, just a Live USB and about 10 minutes of your time.

Electron applications still won't use the Wayland renderer by default on Linux, causing blurry applications when using fractional scaling. So how do you fix this?

In September 2023, I embarked on a tech adventure by ordering a Framework 16 laptop. Fast forward to May 2, 2024, when my anticipation turned to excitement as my Batch 12 laptop finally arrived. The goal was ambitious: to replace my aging desktop at home, my laptop for on-the-go tasks, and my office desktop with this single, powerful machine.

Googling yourself is so passé. Asking a Large-Language-Model about yourself is in!After ChatGPT's recent knowledge update (the cutt-off date is now april of 2023) I discovered it actually knows things about me.

On my brand new Proxmox server I want to transparently have some of the containers connect to the internet via a VPN, without having to setup a VPN on each container.

I needed to setup Wifi on a small, headless and minimal Debian server. Without using NetworkManager. So I wrote a little guide.

Installing an older, unsupported PHP version proved to be a challenge because of a reliance on an older version of OpenSSL

Get ready to dust off your keyboard and sharpen your pen, because blogging is back and I'm ready to write a storm in 2023