A couple months ago, I wrote about how I had started using Ansible for desktop configuration. I still do, but it's a bit more nuanced now than it was then. There's a few reasons why, but really the most important one was that making any sort of configuration change ended …

Since late 2009, I've been volunteering at the church I attend. I started by simply running the mixing board and recording the church service audio, but as time went on my role has expanded greatly. I've since started managing some of the computer systems surrounding the A/V system, for …

The desktop site is here!

This was the original form of my blog when I first ported it from Blogger to GitHub Pages in 2018. However, the history goes back further than that. Originally, this was the interface created for the computer science club site at my university. We were …

I FORKED DWM!

I started this fork a long time ago. In college, I wanted to change the color of the titlebar as my laptop battery's state of charge changed. I wrote this after patching a bunch of things, and after discarding some of the formatting that the Suckless folks …

If you read some of my other articles, you might be able to guess that my systems are all set up in a pretty unique and custom way. I use my own window manager, a copy of Emacs that's heavily customized, I use my own photo system, while this post …

Update (2022-08-23): This post was written long before I started using Pelican, and the entire post was originally shown via the desktop site. If you see mentions of the technology showing this post/blog and you want the full experience of what that looked like (and you're on a desktop …

One of the things which most people in web programming have to deal with is the problem of interactive content. The oldest methods for solving this were through the use of Java applets, and Flash content. There are other ways to accomplish this too, with software such as QuickTime, Real …