Before switching to Arch Linux I used Fedora/Gnome. Since then I tried other window manager such as sway or hyprland. But they were to complicate to get running properly.
For gaming I am using a Steam Deck that runs Arch/KDE. I decided to give KDE a try on my Arch machine.
It is time that I start telling you my passion for Magic the Gathering (MtG) and my MtG Cube. For people who live in normal houses: What is Magic the Gathering?
Keyboard shortcuts can make dealing with computers a lot easier. But for some unknown reason they are well hidden secret. This time I found a new shortcut for Firefox and would like to share it with you.
Warning: I am a heavily invested Obsidian user. I am using Obsidian to interact with wikis, websites, this blog, databases and the file system. Most of my vaults are published to the web. To do so I am using Vuepress for most projects. In this blog I am exploring publishing with Quartz.
I received a mail from Patreon with subject “A feed with that cozy, old internet feel”. By default Thunderbird blocks remote content such as images. The irony here is that I was not able to read the mail. So much for the “old internet feel”.
Task management is an underestimated aspect of project and self-management. Self-management not in psychological sense, but about managing your personal resources.
I have to admin that this topic sounds boring, but I gave my best to write an engaging and insightful post.
I use restic to backup data on servers. It is a great tool and manages the entire lifecycle of a backup. In restic a backup job produces a snapshot. Files in snapshots are deduplicated and compressed.Back rotation can be setup on a daily, weekly, monthly or yearly basis. If restic compresses and dedups files, does it makes sense to zip backup files beforehand?