DSLF – a rust hacking, cheaper hosting, and two HTTP codes I didn’t know about
I hacked together DSLF today because paying a monthly fee for a plain 301 felt silly. It’s a tiny Rust service that reads a CSV and spits out redirects—nothing more....
I hacked together DSLF today because paying a monthly fee for a plain 301 felt silly. It’s a tiny Rust service that reads a CSV and spits out redirects—nothing more....
When I started my podcast a year and a half ago, I looked at the tools available. For those not familiar, for many platforms (like Amazon Music and Apple Podcasts)...
I’ve been running my video podcast Nerding out with Viktor for about a year and a half now, with just under 50 episodes published.
I’ve previously written about my experiences with Home Assistant here and here. This article follows up on those posts and describes my current setup.
I’m excited to share that I’ve just given Sonar—a FastAPI-based BLE device counter I built years ago—a full overhaul and relaunched it as an open-source project on GitHub: https://github.com/viktopia/sonar
I’ve been using split keyboards for about 20 years now, a journey sparked by the all-too-common wrist pain that plagues many a nerd hunched over a standard keyboard. This quest...
When I wrote A Decade of Remote Work back in 2019, I had no idea a global pandemic would soon thrust remote work into the spotlight, turning it from niche...
I recently helped a team migrate their Git repositories from Phabricator to GitHub. While Phabricator was a great tool that combined code reviews, task management, and repository hosting, its official...
I recently got a few affordable G3 Pro cameras to replace some less-than-stellar G4 Dome units I had in my setup. Once I hooked these cameras up to the network,...
TLDR: I wanted to generate an up-to-date disk image for a Rock Pi 4 using Yocto that included CUPS and Docker to both get a better understanding of Yocto and...