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When Was the Last Time You Backed Up Your Computer?

When was the last time you backed up your computer? Most people don’t even think about backups until they are needed, and by then, it might be too late. I am going to call …

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The Home Server Journey Begins

I got my hardware moved into the new case. The home server is live! I’m still waiting on some drives, but I’ve started getting services up and running. This is going to …

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A Deeper Look Into Tuxwire

The first question I should answer is why did I name it Tuxwire? Initially I didn’t plan on building an RSS reader. I just wanted a way to read all of the sources related to …

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My Homelab Roadmap

After building my new PC, I had my old AM4 build sitting under my desk. I had plans for it but wasn’t quite sure what that would come to. Ultimately I made the decision to …

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tuxwire: An RSS Reader Built for Note-Taking

I’m a big fan of RSS readers. I like picking and choosing exactly where my news comes from, and RSS is still the best way I know to do that. Every day I read Linux, FOSS, and …

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How to Set Up a Scratchpad for Your Macropad

Up until recently I’ve heard of scratchpads but, I honestly didn’t know what they were. One of the Linux channels I follow on YouTube is a big fan of using scratchpads. …

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The OS That Pulled Me Away From Fedora

If you’ve been reading my page or know me at all, you know that I’m a big Fedora fan. I’ve been using Fedora for many years, but there was always something missing. What was …

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From Buster to Bookwork: Updating Debian

Recently while updating my Raspberry Pi that I use for a simple home server, I broke something for the first time ever using Linux. My Raspberry Pi is running Rasbian Lite and I …

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My Journey to using Linux

For most of my life, Mac was my preferred choice of computers. I got my first one in 2005 after graduating from high school. It was an old MacBook Pro before they switched to the …

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