Because everything else sucks

I would like to use TLS on internal servers on a bunch of boxes without giving everything DNS admin credentials.

Some things I like:

• Caddy
• Docker (well, containers at any rate)
• Having a little box of blinking lights in my basement
• Running my own services for personal use

Nobody actually defines what the container platform strings are, and how they overlap. I went splunking so you don’t have to.

So you wanna make the jump to Codeberg, but aren’t happy with their CI? Here’s how to run your own!

Cookies aren’t allowed between hosts, unless they’re related. Unfortunately, that comes with a pile of caveats, some of which make local development hard.

and we need to take that seriously.

Just is an incredibly power project task runner. I use it in everything now, and I’ve developed Opinions about its use.

Let’s talk about them.

Read the Docs and Sphinx? Really good. 10/10. Recommend for everything.

GitHub? In the Fucking Around phase.

Codeberg? Good enough.

So let’s glue some things together.

Some time last year, MicroCenter had a sale on the Ender 3 S1. My girlfriend with a chronic 3D printing condition said that it was a decent printer for the price bracket.¹ So I picked one up. It’s proven to be helpful in many ways, and has enabled projects that would have previously involved road trips–I love visiting my girlfriend, but spending 4 hours driving every time I want to 3D print something is not how I want to spend my life.