From 2841327b0749b10e15386d9a6252864059fe2a08 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: voidarc <admin@voidarc.co.uk>
Date: Wed, 20 May 2026 17:03:37 +0100
Subject: [PATCH] new article

---
 categories/blog/index.html     |  27 +++
 categories/homelab/index.html  |   9 +
 categories/index.html          |  62 +++++-
 categories/linux/index.html    |  18 ++
 categories/neorg/index.html    |   9 +
 categories/neovim/index.html   | 262 ++++++++++++++++++++++
 categories/nix/index.html      |  27 +++
 categories/nvim/index.html     |   9 +
 categories/voidarc/index.html  |   9 +
 categories/webdev/index.html   |   9 +
 index.html                     |  43 ++++
 posts/been-a-while/index.html  | 325 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++
 posts/cool-nix-shit/index.html | 390 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
 posts/homelab/index.html       |  11 +-
 posts/index.html               |  43 ++++
 posts/nix/index.html           |   9 +
 posts/site/index.html          |   9 +
 rss.xml                        |  42 +++-
 18 files changed, 1298 insertions(+), 15 deletions(-)
 create mode 100644 categories/neovim/index.html
 create mode 100644 posts/been-a-while/index.html
 create mode 100644 posts/cool-nix-shit/index.html

diff --git a/categories/blog/index.html b/categories/blog/index.html
index 924e404..e2baa89 100644
--- a/categories/blog/index.html
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@@ -204,6 +204,24 @@
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+            <time class="text-grey text-sm italic"> on <strong>May 20, 2026</strong></time>
+          </div>
+        </li>
+      
+    
+      
+        <li>
+          <div class="flex flex-col md:flex-row space-x-4">
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+            <time class="text-grey text-sm italic"> on <strong>March 28, 2026</strong></time>
+          </div>
+        </li>
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index 66b499c..a658f11 100644
--- a/categories/index.html
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@@ -323,6 +370,15 @@
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diff --git a/categories/linux/index.html b/categories/linux/index.html
index 26ecb02..f17d9c7 100644
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+  <h1>Posts in neovim</h1>
+  <p class="text-sm text-text/70"><i>All the posts with the category "neovim"</i></p>
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+            <time class="text-grey text-sm italic"> on <strong>May 20, 2026</strong></time>
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diff --git a/categories/nix/index.html b/categories/nix/index.html
index 3f73d8b..9ce7c52 100644
--- a/categories/nix/index.html
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@@ -204,6 +204,24 @@
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+            <time class="text-grey text-sm italic"> on <strong>May 20, 2026</strong></time>
+          </div>
+        </li>
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+    
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+            <a class="font-mono text-lg w-fit no-underline! hover:underline! hover:decoration-dashed" href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;blog.voidarc.co.uk&#x2F;posts&#x2F;cool-nix-shit&#x2F;">Cool shit you can do with nix</a>
+            <time class="text-grey text-sm italic"> on <strong>March 28, 2026</strong></time>
+          </div>
+        </li>
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+  <h1 id="Been-a-While" >Been a While</h1> <p >So. Nvim 0.12 dropped and kind of made neorg die.</p><h2 id="What-the-hell,-Neorg?" >What the hell, Neorg?</h2> <p >This blog is written using norg, a neovim org mode analog. For those of you unfamiliar with emacs terminology (ew), org mode is basically what jupyter notebooks were written with before jupyter notebooks existed. It's an enhanced markup language that relies heavily on lisp, the scripting language for emacs, in order to do some really cool stuff.</p><p >For starters, you can write and run code directly within the file, which is pretty useful if that's what you want do do I guess. However, because of how emacs works, this isn't limeted to a certain file type. Let me explain.</p><h3 id="Emacs-is-really-cool,-but-also-awful" >Emacs is really cool, but also awful</h3> <p >Emacs, as far as people have told me, is a glorified lisp interpreter. Of course, you have your config, like in neovim, but unlike neovim, emacs has near to no limits. For starters, there's no lua api nonsense. In the same way that everything on linux is a file, everything on emacs is a mode. There are major modes, which are analogous to nvim's insert and command modes, and then minor modes, which alter the functionality of a major mode. But, this isn't just limited to the text buffer. When I said everything, I meant <strong>everything</strong>. The menu bar is a minor mode for the window, which itself is technically a mode. The buttons within the bar are minor modes, too! The cursor is a mode, the font is a mode, you get the picture. All of these modes are accesible at runtime, through the equivalent of the command pallete, alt-x.</p><p >Anyway, the point I'm trying to make is that emacs is for insane people. If you ever wanted to edit text in the title of the window as if it were an intentional feature (totally possible, the window title is just a buffer), then emacs is the editor for you. This extensible nature is what lets org mode exist. The features are just as insane as emacs itself. It starts simple, with being able to fold sections based on structured headings, but then extends to transparent tables, that have full function support that you would expect from something like excel. Not to mention that the whole file can be exported natively to html or latex with the click of a button. All of this within a text editor, may I remind you. So, what does this have to do with whatever I'm talking about?</p><h3 id="Neorg-is-a-step-in-the-right-direction" >Neorg is a step in the right direction</h3> <p >Neorg is supposed to be a replacement for this incredible power, just in neovim. The concept is simple, just rewrite everything in lua, right? Wrong. Unlike emacs, neovim config is surprisingly restrictive. Emacs itself is basically written in lisp, which is what makes it so powerful. Of course, there's some baseline c code to interpret the initial steps, but the rest is custom built. That means that everything the developers can do, an end user can do just as easily. There's nothing stopping you from writing a whole new text editor in lisp, or even something more complex (check out <a  href="https://github.com/emacs-exwm/exwm" >exwm</a>, a whole ass window manager in lisp). It goes without saying that neovim has nowhere near the extensibility to be able to make a whole window manager, which makes it much harder to make an org mode replacement.</p><p >In nvim, you're stuck with whatever the devs give you, through the lua api. This is enough to make something like Telescope, or a dired ripoff like oil.nvim, but comes way short when trying to rival emacs in extensibility. For instance, when making a plugin, especially something to do with filetypes, many of the features found in org mode (folding, embedded code blocks) don't have proper implementations. There are folds in nvim, but they rely on treesitter and lsp heavily, meaning that before long your dependancy tree is insane, and you need 5 different plugins just to highlight the headers and embed properly. Emacs? Of course, they have an entire treesitter implementation written in lisp, that also defines languages in lisp, which means that it can be configured at runtime.</p><p >Damn, I might have to switch to emacs.</p><h2 id="The-neorg-problem" >The neorg problem</h2> <p >Neorg is an incredible project. It works how I want it to, basically as a better markdown, but that means that most of the plugins I'm installing are useless to me. For one, norg refuses to work at all without treesitter. Due to lack of compliancy with the new spec, all neorg users are forced to use the old master branch for treesitter, because the main branch no longer accepts scanners written in cpp. Take a wild guess what language the neorg scanner is written in. The plugin also has an lsp, for all 4 of the different blocks, one of which isn't even implemented, meaning I have to install a whole lsp stack, which is about 10 plugins by itself, depending on what you use. Neorg also isn't supported on 0.12, meaning that you have to use an old version of neovim on a seperate config, and set up lazy because vim.pack isn't supported yet. And then there are the non-negotiable plugins that I use on neovim just to edit files, adding about 10 more random quality of life features (I'm not editing anything without my mini.surround).</p><p >This still isn't counting Latex support, by the way, which was a norg feature, but now has to follow a different spec because their renderer broke. They now advise using snacks' renderer, which works, but adds another plugin and messes up the syntax highlighting for said latex, or sometimes just doesn't highlight at all. Not that latex is implemented on this website, anyway.</p><p >Right now, I have 40 plugins, just to edit a markdown file. To someone who prides themselves in having a clean config, the whole setup feels bloated and slow.</p><h2 id="The-theoretical-solution" >The theoretical solution</h2> <p >I could write my own nonsense file type, but I don't have the time or knowledge to come up with anything remotely functional. On top of making a whole file type, spec and all, from scratch, I would also basically have to write a static site generator for it, so that I could keep writing this blog, as well as make some kind of transition script so that I can move all of my notes that are written in neorg over to whatever file type I would end up making. Did I mention I've never even made a neovim plugin?</p><p >The real issue is lack of support. Nobody cares about a niche replacement for an already niche file type on a specialist editor, which means that nobody wants to rewrite the treesitter integration so that it's compliant with the main branch, nobody wants to make a proper lsp and find some way to distribute it, and nobody wants to implement tables properly for all of the four people out there that would use them. Other than the creator of the site generator I'm using, <a  href="https://norgolith.amartin.beer/" >Norgolith</a>, I might be the only person on the internet writing a blog in norg. There are alternatives, but they suffer the same problem of overbuilding and the same lack of modularity. Projects like orgmode for nvim exist, sure, but all the site generators for proper org mode files are intended to be used from within emacs, meaning that I can't easily publish anything anyway.</p><p >What I've been forced to do for now is clone an older version of my repo and use that config. After gutting out all of the lsp nonsense and some code-specific plugins, everything works as intended again, as is the intention with flakes. Just load up the nix shell and have everything as you left it.</p><h2 id="Some-kind-of-resolution" >Some kind of resolution</h2> <p >After messing about with svelte, I might just make a typescript norg parser and turn this blog into a dynamic site. For starters, I could remove the direct norgolith input from my flake, which I don't particularly like, and I would also have full control over the look, unlike whatever stolen theme this is, just refreshed with a catppuccin css file. Worth looking into, but, for now, norg is here to stay. 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+  <h1 id="Nix-is-hard" >Nix is hard</h1> <p >Nix is supposed to be a solve-all to the "it runs on my machine" problem. And it is. If it didn't do that, then there would be no point in it existing. But, the syntax is a pain in the ass, and the documentation is half baked at best. For reference, everything I talk about here is coming from my <a  href="https://git.voidarc.co.uk/voidarc/nixos" >nixos config repo</a>, so if you need some context, then everything in  there should be functional enough, at least to serve as some kind of guide.</p><blockquote class="note" >I am not a professional. If you want to get your info from someone that knows what they're talking about, look on youtube, idiot. </blockquote><h2 id="Starting-out" >Starting out</h2> <p >This whole guide is coming from the perspective of someone who has never used nix outside of nixos. I decided to switch one day and had to learn as I went (<a  href="https://blog.voidarc.co.uk/posts/nix" ><em>If only there was a post about that</em></a>). Of course, at the beginning, my config was very simple. I basically tried to replicate my arch config, which I already managed the dotfiles for through git. I managed, but my main issue was that my nixos config had to be edited by the root user, because it was in the <code>/etc/nixos</code> directory. This is the default location, which makes sense, because most linux systems need to be oriented toward having multiple users, and you don't want every person on the system to be able to change the underlying programs. However, this is irritating, because you have to manage a git repo as the root user, which <strong>sucks</strong>. There are some workarounds, mostly involving symlinks, that, if broken, will brick your system, so they aren't recommended. The real way you're supposed to do it is with flakes.</p><h3 id="Flakes" >Flakes</h3> <p >Flakes aren't real. They can't hurt you. But, they can let you manage your config outside of the <code>/etc</code> directory.</p><pre ><code class="language-nix">{
+ description = &quot;My example flake&quot;;
+
+ inputs = {
+  nixpkgs.url = &quot;github:nixos&#x2F;nixpkgs?ref=nixos-unstable&quot;;
+ };
+
+ outputs = { self, nixpkgs }: {
+  packages.x86_64-linux = {
+   default = self.packages.x86_64-linux.hello;
+   hello = nixpkgs.legacyPackages.x86_64-linux.hello;
+  };
+ };
+}
+</code></pre><p >This is the default flake that you get upon running <code>nix flake init</code> in a project. What you'll immediately notice is that there are only 2 sections: inputs and outputs (there are more but idk how to use them, except the description). These are not as explanatory as you might first expect, so I tend to think about it like this:</p><ul><li >Inputs </li> <ul><li >External links / projects </li><li >Immutable (for the most part) </li></ul><li >Outputs </li> <ul><li >Generated / built code </li><li >Changable </li><li >Where you would put anything of interest </li></ul></ul><p >I am aware this clears up nothing, so let me explain slightly further.</p><h4 id="Inputs" >Inputs</h4> <p >Without inputs, you basically can't build anything outside of a hello world with no dependancies. They are the main reason that flakes were made in the first place. This is because every input is stored in the lock file as a hash of the git repo it is a part of. I went more in depth in the article I linked to at the start, but for now I'll give you some examples.</p><p >The main input that you would need to know about is the <code>nixpkgs</code> input, which provides a fixed version of the nixpkgs git repo that you can use to access whatever packages you need. This can be unstable, which, as the name suggests, is newer and less supported, a fixed hash, like <code>nixpkgs.url = "github:nixos/nixpkgs?ref=f5da6d7f24b8565882487ce7f45c2a7d9d8afdeb";</code>, or just a branch, like the one in my config: <code>nixpkgs.url = "github:nixos/nixpkgs/nixos-25.11";</code>. All have different use cases, which I may or may not get to.</p><p >Another common form of input is a repo input. Nixpkgs uses this kind, so it follows the same rules.</p><pre ><code class="language-nix">omnisearch = {
+ url = &quot;git+https:&#x2F;&#x2F;git.voidarc.co.uk&#x2F;voidarc&#x2F;omnisearch&quot;;
+ inputs.nixpkgs.follows = &quot;nixpkgs&quot;;
+};
+</code></pre><p >The url is slightly different because the repo isn't hosted on github, but the <code>github:</code> from before is just a shortcut that expands into <code>git+https://github.com/</code> when you build the flake. Notice that there is another line in the input. This tells nix to use the version of nixpkgs that the whole system is running on, the one in this repo's flake.lock, instead of the one in the called flake's repo. This saves storage and prevents you from installing needless copies of apps that are basically the same. Using this syntax is best practice unless there is a specific version of a dependancy that the app needs.</p><p >The last kind of input you're probably going to see is the local input. These come in the form of local paths, relative to the current flake. These are used when you have submodules that aren't large enough to deserve a whole repo, or modules that you need to reload on the fly.</p><pre ><code class="language-nix">chataigne.url = &quot;.&#x2F;modules&#x2F;chataigne&quot;;
+nvim-wrapped = {
+   url = &quot;git+file:&#x2F;&#x2F;&#x2F;home&#x2F;user01&#x2F;.dotfiles&#x2F;.config&#x2F;nvim&quot;;
+   inputs.nixpkgs.follows = &quot;nixpkgs&quot;;
+  };
+</code></pre><p >The first input here is just a relative path, with a specific set of dependancies, hence it doesn't follow nixpkgs like the other. The second input is still a local module, but it isn't relative. The flake is located in a path above the system flake, that I want to call it from, so I needed to use a workaround and use the repo input type with a <code>file://</code> prefix. This lets me test my nvim config without pushing to git beforehand, which is useful when I've only added one dependancy and don't want to make a whole commit for 3 lines of code. (don't worry, we'll get back to why it's called nvim-wrapped later)</p><h4 id="Outputs" >Outputs</h4> <p >Outputs, as I said, are what's produced when the flake is run. There are different types of these, too, so let's start simple.</p><p >Before you can even think about compiling an app, you have to allow the outputs access to the inputs. This can be seen as the function call at the beginning of the output section:</p><pre ><code class="language-nix">outputs =
+ { self, nixpkgs }:
+ {
+  # Whatever app
+ };
+</code></pre><p >However, this only allows the outputs to access nixpkgs, which is ok for the first type of output: The humble binary.</p><p >Binaries are defined by system. This allows you to have different build instructions for x64 and arm systems in the same flake, but with modern programming languages that isn't much of an issue. As an example, this flake output would provide fastfetch</p><pre ><code class="language-nix">packages.${system}.default = pkgs.fastfetch;
+</code></pre><p >Simple, right? the <code>nixpkgs</code> input provides <code>pkgs</code> as a callable parameter, so that would be all you need. This is on display with the example flake from earlier, providing the <code>hello</code> package for x86_64-linux. This can be added to, by providing a devshell with this package, although that requires slightly more boilerplate.</p><pre ><code class="language-nix">devShells.${system}.default = pkgs.mkShell {
+ # Packages you want available in your shell
+ buildInputs = [
+  pkgs.fastfetch
+ ];
+
+ # Environmental variables or shell hooks that you want to run
+ # when the shell starts
+ shellHook = &#x27;&#x27;
+  export SOME_VAR=foo
+  echo &quot;Shell started&quot;
+ &#x27;&#x27;;
+};
+</code></pre><p >Of course, a whole shell for fastfetch is a solved issue, with <code>nix shell</code> and everything, but for explanatory purposes that's all you would need to read flakes, and understand what you would need to call in order to get the right package from a repo. There are obviously building tools, but I have no idea how those work. This is supposed to be from a fully nixos user perspective, and I don't tend to write too much code.</p><p >Finally, there's the main thing that you would need to manage your system, <code>pkgs.lib.nixosSystem</code>. Of course, you could use the function directly, but that's boring, so I made a function to make a system instead:</p><pre ><code class="language-nix"> outputs =
+{
+ self,
+ nixpkgs,
+ ...
+}@inputs:
+let
+ mkSystem =
+  extraModules:
+  nixpkgs.lib.nixosSystem {
+   inherit system;
+   specialArgs = { inherit inputs; };
+   modules = [
+    common
+    hardwareConfig
+   ]
+   ++ extraModules;
+  };
+  in
+    {
+ nixosConfigurations = {
+  mobile02 = mkSystem [ .&#x2F;configs&#x2F;configuration-laptop.nix ];
+};
+</code></pre><p >There are a few things to note here. This is from my system flake, I've just omitted my pc config, because you only really need one to see what's going on. Starting from the top, there is an extra <code>@inputs</code> after the output function. This allows for the <code>inherit inputs</code> inside the mkSystem function, so that you can dynamically access any input from whatever module you're calling for your system.</p>
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-  <h1 id="Some-Backstory" >Some Backstory</h1> <p >Linux is not hard to learn. Some say it is, but they're wrong. If one can be afraid of a terminal, then I must be the bravest man alive. But, I digress. I began many moons ago, when I was still young, innocent, and didn't know what nix was (what precious days). I began tinkering with some ubuntu virtual machines, but, since I didn't have much of a use for them, I stuck to the desolate landscape of windows, which was still pretty good at the time, to be fair. This was in the dark days before windows 11 struck, and before RAM was £3000. Skip forward, to when I decided that building a PC was a good use of money. I will admit, it was a steal, even for the time. I was doing LTT challenges before they were even popular, managing to build a fully functional machine for the low low price of about £700. In what was to be the first issue I had ever faced, I decided to install windows. Foolish.</p><p >That is not the point of this story, though. Fast forward again, to when I aqquired, through some sheer luck, a relative's old desktop. It was, of course, a piece of shit. 4gb of ram, something something pentium. It was hardly anything to write home about. The only thing it had going was that it had a whole terabyte of storage hidden within, a drive I am still using 4 years on, as of writing this, to store all of my <strong>legally</strong> aqquired media (I'll get to it later). I had the brilliant idea of turning it into a server. Of course, instead of doing anything moderately intelligent, I installed ubuntu on it, and accessed it over rdp for about 6 months. I know, revolutionary. This was the legendary Server01, or, at least, the first iteration.</p><h2 id="The-first-iteration" >The first iteration</h2> <p >As far as I can remember, I never really hosted anything interesting for the first stretch of time. But, after seeing my success in hosting a whole docker container (thanks networkchuck), the linux addiction began to take hold of me. I scoured facebook marketplace for anything that could satiate my urge to fuck about with json more efficiently, until I came across a diamond in the rough. For a measly £20, an old workstation. A HP Optiplex. Server02.</p><p >8 whole gigs of ram, a (moderately) more powerful processor, and even more storage. It was a dream come true. It was around this time, too, that I installed either Arch or fedora on my laptop (All I can remember is that it had kde and was a laggy piece of shit), which let me get used to how linux actually functioned. After another banger video from networkchuck, detailing the installation of a load balancer, the Kemp Loadmaster (I would come to hate that name), I finally had the inspiration to reinstall everything. The second iteration had begun.</p><h2 id="The-one-with-Alpine" >The one with Alpine</h2> <p >I couldn't tell you why, but I got it in my head that Alpine was the lightest distro. Knowing that my "servers" (if you could call them that) were basically E waste, I figured that alpine was the obvious choice, because of how fast it was, or something. It probably had something to do with all the docker images that were based on it, but now I know that they're only based on alpine for the sake of it. Alpine is a small distro, sure, but for that storage space, you sacrifice basically everything you need to live. I.e. packages.</p><p >Even so, I transfered the kemp install over to a usb and began the installation. Both servers kitted out with only the finest alpine images money could buy. I was quick to install docker and get up basically the only service that I had at the time, plex.</p><h3 id="Plex" >Plex</h3> <p >Plex is shit. I can see that now. Before I knew it was propriotary nonsense, I thought it was amazing. Fast, efficient, something something. Who am I kidding, I saw it on an LTT video and installed it immediately. I can't remember what I even hosted on there, since it was way before I installed the arr stack or anything like that, but I switched over to my love jellyfin a few months later.</p><p >Alpine lasted a good while. I was still on windows at this point, and only really used the servers for silly little services. Before that, though, I need to explain a key part of the plan</p><h2 id="Humble-beginnings" >Humble beginnings</h2> <p >In the same video explaining the load balancer, Chuck showed me how to get a free domain. I needed a name, and voidarc was something I had recently cooked up for some story or another, so I went with that. As you can see, it stuck. Hence, voidarc.tk was born.</p><p >Voidarc.tk was to become a core part of my life. Using the newfound power that came with a commercial load balancer, I began adding services left right and center, services that would follow me, if not uselessly, all the way through until the co.uk days. Some notable services included: kasm, a remote app gateway, which was fun while it lasted, but alltogether useless; portainer, that I never once used to start a container; code-server, where I ended up doing most of my development and management, just to name a few. The domain also allowed me to host public minecraft servers, the domains for which had remained unchanged until a few months ago. A few attempts at making an ssh server over https were made, but none were sucessful, because I was doing it wrong.</p><h2 id="The-linux-era" >The linux era</h2> <p >By this time, it was the summer of 2023. My laptop had Arch on it by now, after going through a phase of being a windows machine because I couldn't figure out intel drivers, and I was on holiday. This was the turning point. This was the holiday that turned me into a loser. For the first week, nothing interesting happened, the same for the next week. I was using the code server I had set up to program one thing or another, but the fact I was using linux at all was completely lost on me. It wasn't until that fateful day when someone I knew on the campsite offered to show me her laptop that it clicked. She brought out a thinkpad, and displayed on the screen was a linux desktop the likes of which I had never seen before. The linux desktop that would end me.</p><p >Hyprland</p><h3 id="The-transition-to-Linux" >The transition to Linux</h3> <p >I didn't know at the time what hyprland was, or how it worked, but after seeing such a beautiful system with my own mortal eyes, I knew I wanted in. I researched, coming across sway and some other nonsense I ended up not using. After a trip onto r/unixporn, I realised that almost everyone was using hyprland. So, I did the same. I decided, still on holiday, to reinstall arch with hyprland and configure it, so that when I got back home, I could install it on my main machine.</p><p >Needless to say, it was a success. In the beginning, there was a lot of stealing configs, as is normal, because I had no idea what I was doing. The day came, and I erased windows for the final time. Of course, I used archinstall, but it hardly made a difference. The first day was spent trying to figure out modesetting so that my gpu, a GTX 1070, would work with wayland. I hate kernel options.</p><p >A time came when I decided that there needed to be a change, so I installed a complete solution, called hyprdots. This is when I realised that I hated that idea of bloat. I understood the minimalists! But anyway, this is an article on servers, not other random shit. I digress.</p><h2 id="The-penultimate-era:-the-plateu" >The penultimate era: the plateu</h2> <p >I realised eventually that Alpine was also shit. So, in a frantic evening of usb installers, I switched server02 over to arch. And so it remains to this day. I wouldn't be surprised if there were still remnants of zammad lurking in the /etc folder. Zammad was a ticketing system that was a royal pain in my ass to install, and broke at every possible convenience. Don't even know why I needed it in the first place, if I'm honest. Server01 remained on alpine, and still does for some reason, but only because I can't be bothered to wait for my home assistant image to copy over to a usb. Not happening with usb2 speeds. There was a period where I tried to use proxmox on server01, since I only wanted vms on there, but it was too slow to bother, so I gave in to the alpine gods and removed that kvm entry. This is where development began to slow to a halt. I had bought a .co.uk domain by now, and the services I used were now set in stone. I wasn't using jellyfin daily yet, or really anything. The most I used my servers was to watch some manually downloaded show that I could've just found online. I believe that that was how I first watched JJK.</p><p >I had a download manager in some docker container that I had to manually add torrents to so that they would download. What trying times. I definately didn't know what the arr stack was even for back then, but I trudged on. Some other notable services included:</p><ul> <li >Portainer (still didn't use it) </li> </ul><ul> <li >homepage, for a time </li> </ul><ul> <li >code-server, obviously </li> </ul><ul> <li >shellinabox, probably the best thing ever made. </li> </ul><p >And that's where it stayed for a while. I made no changes, and no efforts to remove the invasive nonsense from my life. How sad :(.</p><h2 id="De-corporatifying" >De-corporatifying</h2> <p >There came a time when I got fed up of the overpriced nonsense shit that the companies of the world believe that we should put up with. I wanted freedom. I wanted a better life. And more importantly, I didn't want a gruvbox themed system anymore. So, everything changed I reinstalled arch on my main pc. I re-themed everything. But, most importantly, I purged a load of shit that I didn't use anymore. Of course, this made me install a load of other random shit that I used for all of 10 minutes, but that's the price you pay when you self-host. I stripped down, finally removed portainer, and focused on making my servers as useful as possible. I even automated replacing the ip on cloudflare when <strong>fucking vodafone</strong> decided it was funny to change it, and not give an option to have a static ip in the first place. This system is, of course, still in use to this day, and is using node.js and a cron job instead of anything more logical. What works, works, but I should probably put it on n8n someday.</p><p >I started to use Jellyfin more frequently, and get away from shit social media. I uninstalled snapchat, leaving me with only whatsapp and reddit, which is all the modern man really needs. No more youtube shorts, either. I got into deadmau5, too, but that's unrelated. It was around this time, too, when I decided hosting a mailserver would be a fun thing to do. It was not, and still barely functions to this day.</p><p >Then, the final evolution occured.</p><h2 id="The-last-straw" >The last straw</h2> <p >I was interested in nix when i first heard of it. Imagine, a whole system, version controlled and reproducible on any machine. I know now that that was a stupid way to think about it, but it began as it always did, with an install on my laptop. It seemed simple enough, and I got a hyprland system working fairly quickly. Of course, the evolution of my nix config is a whole other <s>story</s> article, so I'll save it for now. I believe once I installed nix, things began to accelerate. I began to wonder what else could be replaced. Could endless reddit feeds be replaced by something more interesting? Could manual downloads be automated? Could I be free of the mortal coil that is  Microslop and Github? I began to experiment, on the old trusty server02.</p><h2 id="Current-era:-before-proxy-manager" >Current era: before proxy manager</h2> <p >It all started when I finally realised what the Arr stack actually was. I had it set up within the day, importing all of my shows. More importantly, I realised that I could automate downloading the albums that were so hard to source on mobile. It began with deadmau5, then some other artists, and before long I had a library of 800 songs that I could listen to without the permission of some old man in a  suit (I was using auxio before then, which was open source, but shush). That was the first service that I replaced.</p><p >Then came the second. After finishing JJK for the second time, I wanted to see the rest of the story. So, I downloaded the manga. To my server of course. I fired up komga, and then changed my mind when the other options were worse. I finished the manga in about 2 months, before moving onto one punch man, and now one piece (which is peak btw). There was another purge somewhere in the middle of all of this, but I was hardly using any of the other services anyway.</p><p >Finally, there was git. Gitea I mean. My github had become bloated with a load of shit that I didn't want anymore, like old dockerfiles and non-functional web games. So, I left it all behind. Gitea was a breeze to set up, and I only had to change over a few links on my local repos in order for it to work. At long last, my config was owned by me. Not microslop</p><h2 id="The-final-realisation" >The final realisation</h2> <p >Kemp loadmaster had seen me through over 4 years of trials and tribulations. It was tried and true, and worked even better when you added a * entry in cloudflare. However, it was on one fateful night that I sight of a reddit thread complaining about speed on the Free tier. I clicked, aprehensively, and what I saw next truly rocked me to my core.</p><p >Free tier bandwidth cap.</p><p >I immediately googled it, and to my utter shock, The free tier had always been limeted to a measly 20mbps. For reference, I was paying for 900. No wonder my sites were slow, I thought, no wonder it took 2 minutes to load a word document. I had always attributed responsiveness to the shit cpu in server02. I would never have thought that my oldest ally would betray me so. So, with a heavy heart, and a somber funeral, I pulled the plug on the kemp loadmaster for the final time.</p><h2 id="Modern-day-Homelabbing" >Modern day Homelabbing</h2> <p >Nginx proxy manager was something I had tried to use before, but not understood in the slightest. Turns out, before, I was putting the urls in the wrong boxes. Once I had switched it over, and given my home assistant vm the ram it deserved, I was finally free. Cryptpad actually loaded! Git pulls were as fast as they were on github! I was free! Thank God, I was free.</p><p >Nowadays, I host only what I need on my servers, the latest of which being this Blog site. The only thing I don't use is syncthing, but you never know when that might come in handy. And yes, I did figure out how to use ssh over cloudflare, and do on a regular basis. The Arr stack and jellyfin save me from having to crawl through the pirate bay every time I want to watch a movie, and Cryptpad saves me from the affront to humanity that is onedrive. The last thing I still have to do is switch to grapheneos, but that would be a whole article within itself too.</p><h2 id="The-moral-of-the-story" >The moral of the story</h2> <p >If I were a youtuber, I would give some do's and dont's on how to set up your own homelab. But, I'm not a youtuber, or knowledgeable. So, If I had to give some advice, I would say 2 things:</p><p >If you're going to start, then do it. If you wait until you're ready, you'll be waiting for the rest of your life.</p><p >And, whatever you do...</p><p >Stay the fuck away from Zammad.</p>
+  <h1 id="Some-Backstory" >Some Backstory</h1> <p >Linux is not hard to learn. Some say it is, but they're wrong. If one can be afraid of a terminal, then I must be the bravest man alive. But, I digress. I began many moons ago, when I was still young, innocent, and didn't know what nix was (what precious days). I began tinkering with some ubuntu virtual machines, but, since I didn't have much of a use for them, I stuck to the desolate landscape of windows, which was still pretty good at the time, to be fair. This was in the dark days before windows 11 struck, and before RAM was £3000. Skip forward, to when I decided that building a PC was a good use of money. I will admit, it was a steal, even for the time. I was doing LTT challenges before they were even popular, managing to build a fully functional machine for the low low price of about £700. In what was to be the first issue I had ever faced, I decided to install windows. Foolish.</p><p >That is not the point of this story, though. Fast forward again, to when I aqquired, through some sheer luck, a relative's old desktop. It was, of course, a piece of shit. 4gb of ram, something something pentium. It was hardly anything to write home about. The only thing it had going was that it had a whole terabyte of storage hidden within, a drive I am still using 4 years on, as of writing this, to store all of my <strong>legally</strong> aqquired media (I'll get to it later). I had the brilliant idea of turning it into a server. Of course, instead of doing anything moderately intelligent, I installed ubuntu on it, and accessed it over rdp for about 6 months. I know, revolutionary. This was the legendary Server01, or, at least, the first iteration.</p><h2 id="The-first-iteration" >The first iteration</h2> <p >As far as I can remember, I never really hosted anything interesting for the first stretch of time. But, after seeing my success in hosting a whole docker container (thanks networkchuck), the linux addiction began to take hold of me. I scoured facebook marketplace for anything that could satiate my urge to fuck about with json more efficiently, until I came across a diamond in the rough. For a measly £20, an old workstation. A HP Optiplex. Server02.</p><p >8 whole gigs of ram, a (moderately) more powerful processor, and even more storage. It was a dream come true. It was around this time, too, that I installed either Arch or fedora on my laptop (All I can remember is that it had kde and was a laggy piece of shit), which let me get used to how linux actually functioned. After another banger video from networkchuck, detailing the installation of a load balancer, the Kemp Loadmaster (I would come to hate that name), I finally had the inspiration to reinstall everything. The second iteration had begun.</p><h2 id="The-one-with-Alpine" >The one with Alpine</h2> <p >I couldn't tell you why, but I got it in my head that Alpine was the lightest distro. Knowing that my "servers" (if you could call them that) were basically E waste, I figured that alpine was the obvious choice, because of how fast it was, or something. It probably had something to do with all the docker images that were based on it, but now I know that they're only based on alpine for the sake of it. Alpine is a small distro, sure, but for that storage space, you sacrifice basically everything you need to live. I.e. packages.</p><p >Even so, I transfered the kemp install over to a usb and began the installation. Both servers kitted out with only the finest alpine images money could buy. I was quick to install docker and get up basically the only service that I had at the time, plex.</p><h3 id="Plex" >Plex</h3> <p >Plex is shit. I can see that now. Before I knew it was propriotary nonsense, I thought it was amazing. Fast, efficient, something something. Who am I kidding, I saw it on an LTT video and installed it immediately. I can't remember what I even hosted on there, since it was way before I installed the arr stack or anything like that, but I switched over to my love jellyfin a few months later.</p><p >Alpine lasted a good while. I was still on windows at this point, and only really used the servers for silly little services. Before that, though, I need to explain a key part of the plan</p><h2 id="Humble-beginnings" >Humble beginnings</h2> <p >In the same video explaining the load balancer, Chuck showed me how to get a free domain. I needed a name, and voidarc was something I had recently cooked up for some story or another, so I went with that. As you can see, it stuck. Hence, voidarc.tk was born.</p><p >Voidarc.tk was to become a core part of my life. Using the newfound power that came with a commercial load balancer, I began adding services left right and center, services that would follow me, if not uselessly, all the way through until the co.uk days. Some notable services included: kasm, a remote app gateway, which was fun while it lasted, but alltogether useless; portainer, that I never once used to start a container; code-server, where I ended up doing most of my development and management, just to name a few. The domain also allowed me to host public minecraft servers, the domains for which had remained unchanged until a few months ago. A few attempts at making an ssh server over https were made, but none were sucessful, because I was doing it wrong.</p><h2 id="The-linux-era" >The linux era</h2> <p >By this time, it was the summer of 2023. My laptop had Arch on it by now, after going through a phase of being a windows machine because I couldn't figure out intel drivers, and I was on holiday. This was the turning point. This was the holiday that turned me into a loser. For the first week, nothing interesting happened, the same for the next week. I was using the code server I had set up to program one thing or another, but the fact I was using linux at all was completely lost on me. It wasn't until that fateful day when someone I knew on the campsite offered to show me her laptop that it clicked. She brought out a thinkpad, and displayed on the screen was a linux desktop the likes of which I had never seen before. The linux desktop that would end me.</p><p >Hyprland</p><h3 id="The-transition-to-Linux" >The transition to Linux</h3> <p >I didn't know at the time what hyprland was, or how it worked, but after seeing such a beautiful system with my own mortal eyes, I knew I wanted in. I researched, coming across sway and some other nonsense I ended up not using. After a trip onto r/unixporn, I realised that almost everyone was using hyprland. So, I did the same. I decided, still on holiday, to reinstall arch with hyprland and configure it, so that when I got back home, I could install it on my main machine.</p><p >Needless to say, it was a success. In the beginning, there was a lot of stealing configs, as is normal, because I had no idea what I was doing. The day came, and I erased windows for the final time. Of course, I used archinstall, but it hardly made a difference. The first day was spent trying to figure out modesetting so that my gpu, a GTX 1070, would work with wayland. I hate kernel options.</p><p >A time came when I decided that there needed to be a change, so I installed a complete solution, called hyprdots. This is when I realised that I hated that idea of bloat. I understood the minimalists! But anyway, this is an article on servers, not other random shit. I digress.</p><h2 id="The-penultimate-era:-the-plateu" >The penultimate era: the plateu</h2> <p >I realised eventually that Alpine was also shit. So, in a frantic evening of usb installers, I switched server02 over to arch. And so it remains to this day. I wouldn't be surprised if there were still remnants of zammad lurking in the /etc folder. Zammad was a ticketing system that was a royal pain in my ass to install, and broke at every possible convenience. Don't even know why I needed it in the first place, if I'm honest. Server01 remained on alpine, and still does for some reason, but only because I can't be bothered to wait for my home assistant image to copy over to a usb. Not happening with usb2 speeds. There was a period where I tried to use proxmox on server01, since I only wanted vms on there, but it was too slow to bother, so I gave in to the alpine gods and removed that kvm entry. This is where development began to slow to a halt. I had bought a .co.uk domain by now, and the services I used were now set in stone. I wasn't using jellyfin daily yet, or really anything. The most I used my servers was to watch some manually downloaded show that I could've just found online. I believe that that was how I first watched JJK.</p><p >I had a download manager in some docker container that I had to manually add torrents to so that they would download. What trying times. I definately didn't know what the arr stack was even for back then, but I trudged on. Some other notable services included:</p><ul><li >Portainer (still didn't use it) </li><li >homepage, for a time </li><li >code-server, obviously </li><li >shellinabox, probably the best thing ever made. </li></ul><p >And that's where it stayed for a while. I made no changes, and no efforts to remove the invasive nonsense from my life. How sad :(.</p><h2 id="De-corporatifying" >De-corporatifying</h2> <p >There came a time when I got fed up of the overpriced nonsense shit that the companies of the world believe that we should put up with. I wanted freedom. I wanted a better life. And more importantly, I didn't want a gruvbox themed system anymore. So, everything changed I reinstalled arch on my main pc. I re-themed everything. But, most importantly, I purged a load of shit that I didn't use anymore. Of course, this made me install a load of other random shit that I used for all of 10 minutes, but that's the price you pay when you self-host. I stripped down, finally removed portainer, and focused on making my servers as useful as possible. I even automated replacing the ip on cloudflare when <strong>fucking vodafone</strong> decided it was funny to change it, and not give an option to have a static ip in the first place. This system is, of course, still in use to this day, and is using node.js and a cron job instead of anything more logical. What works, works, but I should probably put it on n8n someday.</p><p >I started to use Jellyfin more frequently, and get away from shit social media. I uninstalled snapchat, leaving me with only whatsapp and reddit, which is all the modern man really needs. No more youtube shorts, either. I got into deadmau5, too, but that's unrelated. It was around this time, too, when I decided hosting a mailserver would be a fun thing to do. It was not, and still barely functions to this day.</p><p >Then, the final evolution occured.</p><h2 id="The-last-straw" >The last straw</h2> <p >I was interested in nix when i first heard of it. Imagine, a whole system, version controlled and reproducible on any machine. I know now that that was a stupid way to think about it, but it began as it always did, with an install on my laptop. It seemed simple enough, and I got a hyprland system working fairly quickly. Of course, the evolution of my nix config is a whole other <s>story</s> article, so I'll save it for now. I believe once I installed nix, things began to accelerate. I began to wonder what else could be replaced. Could endless reddit feeds be replaced by something more interesting? Could manual downloads be automated? Could I be free of the mortal coil that is  Microslop and Github? I began to experiment, on the old trusty server02.</p><h2 id="Current-era:-before-proxy-manager" >Current era: before proxy manager</h2> <p >It all started when I finally realised what the Arr stack actually was. I had it set up within the day, importing all of my shows. More importantly, I realised that I could automate downloading the albums that were so hard to source on mobile. It began with deadmau5, then some other artists, and before long I had a library of 800 songs that I could listen to without the permission of some old man in a  suit (I was using auxio before then, which was open source, but shush). That was the first service that I replaced.</p><p >Then came the second. After finishing JJK for the second time, I wanted to see the rest of the story. So, I downloaded the manga. To my server of course. I fired up komga, and then changed my mind when the other options were worse. I finished the manga in about 2 months, before moving onto one punch man, and now one piece (which is peak btw). There was another purge somewhere in the middle of all of this, but I was hardly using any of the other services anyway.</p><p >Finally, there was git. Gitea I mean. My github had become bloated with a load of shit that I didn't want anymore, like old dockerfiles and non-functional web games. So, I left it all behind. Gitea was a breeze to set up, and I only had to change over a few links on my local repos in order for it to work. At long last, my config was owned by me. Not microslop</p><h2 id="The-final-realisation" >The final realisation</h2> <p >Kemp loadmaster had seen me through over 4 years of trials and tribulations. It was tried and true, and worked even better when you added a * entry in cloudflare. However, it was on one fateful night that I sight of a reddit thread complaining about speed on the Free tier. I clicked, aprehensively, and what I saw next truly rocked me to my core.</p><p >Free tier bandwidth cap.</p><p >I immediately googled it, and to my utter shock, The free tier had always been limeted to a measly 20mbps. For reference, I was paying for 900. No wonder my sites were slow, I thought, no wonder it took 2 minutes to load a word document. I had always attributed responsiveness to the shit cpu in server02. I would never have thought that my oldest ally would betray me so. So, with a heavy heart, and a somber funeral, I pulled the plug on the kemp loadmaster for the final time.</p><h2 id="Modern-day-Homelabbing" >Modern day Homelabbing</h2> <p >Nginx proxy manager was something I had tried to use before, but not understood in the slightest. Turns out, before, I was putting the urls in the wrong boxes. Once I had switched it over, and given my home assistant vm the ram it deserved, I was finally free. Cryptpad actually loaded! Git pulls were as fast as they were on github! I was free! Thank God, I was free.</p><p >Nowadays, I host only what I need on my servers, the latest of which being this Blog site. The only thing I don't use is syncthing, but you never know when that might come in handy. And yes, I did figure out how to use ssh over cloudflare, and do on a regular basis. The Arr stack and jellyfin save me from having to crawl through the pirate bay every time I want to watch a movie, and Cryptpad saves me from the affront to humanity that is onedrive. The last thing I still have to do is switch to grapheneos, but that would be a whole article within itself too.</p><h2 id="The-moral-of-the-story" >The moral of the story</h2> <p >If I were a youtuber, I would give some do's and dont's on how to set up your own homelab. But, I'm not a youtuber, or knowledgeable. So, If I had to give some advice, I would say 2 things:</p><p >If you're going to start, then do it. If you wait until you're ready, you'll be waiting for the rest of your life.</p><p >And, whatever you do...</p><p >Stay the fuck away from Zammad.</p>
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