For decades, you’ve navigated keyboards with practiced efficiency, your eyes darting between screen and keys, fingers dancing in what feels like an optimized choreography. Yet there’s a nagging awareness that touch typing—that seemingly effortless skill where fingers glide across keys without conscious thought—might offer something more. The question isn’t whether you can type; clearly, you’ve […]

Linux package managers are essential tools that manage the installation, updating, and removal of software packages, alongside handling dependency resolution. These managers vary significantly based on the Linux distribution family, the package format they utilize, and their underlying philosophy.

Codex is just as useful for system administration.

I ditched big email providers like Gmail and found Mailcow to host my own email server. It’s way easier than it sounds, giving me total control over my data without the hassle of getting lost in complicated setups. Overall, it’s a solid, modern solution for personal or family email management.

I’ve tried various reverse proxies, but nothing beats Traefik for my self-hosted setup. It auto-detects services, handles HTTPS renewals, and makes life easier with cool middleware features. While it’s not perfect for everyone, it revolutionized how I manage my home-lab, ditching the manual grind of Nginx.