I've been moving stuff to my new home server and been setting up services with
Caddy. It has been a breath of fresh air after my messy Nginx configurations
and Let's Encrypt setup. But I found the default logs to contain waaay more information than I needed.
So here's a snippet to configure logging to stdout (for Systemd's journald) and remove some extraneous
stuff that I don't need to see:
This week I encountered a post by Matti Vuori
on the fediverse, and its 320 by 200 pixel photo with 16 colours intrigued me. I went for a walk with
our dog and took a couple of boring snaps to try it out for myself.
Here's a short Gleam trick – that I'm actually removing from
Scriptorium since it's no longer used there – but that I think
deserves a little post anyway.
I use my bicycles to commute to work year round. The wet, muddy, and slushy seasons really take a
toll on the powertrain, and I get tired of the constant need to clean and lubricate the chain.
Especially as the oil based lubricants attract grime to the chain. A coworker hinted almost a year
ago that he waxes his bike's chain and it has been less work, so I finally decided to try it.
It's a rite of passage for a programmer to write a blog engine. It's lunacy to keep writing blog
engines when there was nothing wrong with the previous ones. This blog is now in its fifth
incarnation, if I have kept count correctly. Starting in 2015 with a couple of JavaScript based
no-backend engines, following up with the Elixir & Phoenix based Mebe, and then with Elixir &
Raxx based Mebe 2. Now it's time for Scriptorium.