How to set up Nginx to serve XML and XSLT. You probably don't want to do this.

I read the tmux documentation and learned something. It's weird how that works.

I use a combination of standard tools to back up some Windows files

The rsync server I rebuilt recently started to misbehave. Tracking down the misbehaving part was trickier than I anticipated.

Keeping up with the firehose of Internet that is generated every minute can be daunting. I use RSS and a few programs to help me wrangle some of it.

Traditional mega social media is crumbling under the weight of its own hubris. It's a lot more fun to build and/or participate in smaller communities. These are my notes for setting up Owncast. Written for Linux, nginx, Debian, and Linode.

How to set up Nginx to convert XML and XSLT on the server side instead of making your visitors do it. You probably only want to do this if you're already creating your site using XML and XSLT for some reason.

Setting up apache, PHP, and PhpPgAdmin under FreeBSD 13. There are a lot of moving parts.

I set up an icecast server and a streaming thing to go with it. These are my notes. Buckle in.