My very first weeknotes, ironically for the second last week of the year :D

I finally stepped out of my house! And met people! So cool!

New section woo! This is mostly going to be used for relatively smaller things that I don’t find worthy of a blogpost but are a bit awkward to fit into a toot. Over time I plan to backfill this with the contents of my Obsidian Vault’s “TIL” folder and then just use this public listing for the purpose, since it’s equally accessible to me via the excellent Sveltia CMS.

A simple guide to setting up private services on NixOS using Tailscale and Caddy with authentication.

With the renewed interest in Forgejo I decided to finally pull the plug on moving out of Gitea, and this is how it went.

The story of setting up a live environment for configuring my Glance dashboard

The story of setting up a live environment for configuring my Glance dashboard

Documenting the misadventures of self-hosting my site analytics

Using data to answer the ultimate gamer question - why am I so bad?

An experience report of using Obsidian for a week, coming from a year of Logseq

Logseq’s clunky apps and glacial development pace finally motivated me to migrate my journaling to Obsidian, here’s how I did it.

Running log of random things I’ve learned about Nix/NixOS/Nixpkgs

A quick guide to deploying apps to Fly.io without a local Docker installation

A running log of Git concepts I’ve learned since I started journaling

The history of my Minecraft adventures as told by my screenshots folder

Waiting for Gradle to download dependencies is so 2023

Renovate is an extremely powerful tool for keeping your dependencies up-to-date, and its flexibility is often left unexplored. I’m hoping to change that

Quick how-to for writing ad-hoc checks for your own Nix Flakes

A quick and easy way of creating a Fediverse identity on your own domain without an ActivityPub server

Paparazzi enables a radically faster and improved UI testing workflow, and using a small workaround we can bring that to our multiplatform Compose projects

Gradle’s convention plugins are a fantastic way to share common build configuration, why not take them a step further?