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Paul Wilde :: My site of stuff 🗺 🗪

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About Me

Hello,
+This is my website which will contain my general thoughts, utterings, +maybe my opinions, possibly some tech stuff I find interesting, some of the +recipes I cook and want to remember the ingredients of and a bit of artwork I +draw for fun and I in no way claim to be a good artist in any way.

It may also include pictures of my dog at some point.

Some things about me. I :

am an IT Professional.

I run my own IT Business that provides IT consulting, assistance and procurement services to local businesses (Devon, South West UK).

am an Open Source advocate/evangelist.

I try to use Open Source products in my personal and working life as often as possible.

am data privacy conscious.

I believe we shouldn’t pay for products or services with our personal data and “marketability”
I don’t use the mainstream social media services. You shouldn’t either.

use Arch Linux btw…

Some information about this site. It :

was created using Zola and my own Gemini.css stylesheet.

is built with efficiency in mind; It’s small and light and quick to view.

uses no JavaScript (except a little bit for Plausible Analytics, forgive me).

runs on an Caddy server on top of a Rocky Linux VPS provided by OVH.

was written using the Neovim text editor on a PC Specialist laptop running Arch Linux

also has a gemini capsule at gemini://paulwilde.uk

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Gemini.css

Gemini.css is an almost classless CSS style for making Gemini-like HTML pages.

This site uses Gemini.css, but with some customizations on top - for a pure Gemini.css demonstration, go to geminicss.paulwilde.uk.

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Development

My Development Projects :

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+Gemini.css +
An almost classless CSS style for Gemini-like HTML pages +

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+Nemini +
A simple Gemini server with virtual host and alias support +

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+wm_tools +
a set of information system tools displayed in dmenu (or rofi) +

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+thisisnotmy.email +
A fully featured email service with annoying marketers in mind +

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+Mailautoconf +
a simple, configurable autodiscover/autoconfig service for distributed and self-hosted services. +

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Mailautoconf

A simple, configurable autodiscover/autoconfig service for distributed and self-hosted services.

Codeberg = codeberg link

What is MailAutoConf?

MailAutoConf is autodiscover/autoconfig web server for self-hosted mail services +which do not have their own autodiscover service.

What does MailAutoConf do?

MailAutoConf is currently in very early stages, but it does generate valid +autoconfig XML files (/mail/config-v1.1.xml) compatible with many mail clients +i.e. Thunderbird, Evolution, etc.
+Theoretically, anything that can read the standard autoconfig XML file - +https://wiki.mozilla.org/Thunderbird:Autoconfiguration:ConfigFileFormat, should +be able to auto-configure using this service.

Installation

MailAutoConf runs its own webserver on port 8010. +You will need to supply a volume for the configuration file and port forwarding.

podman run -dt \
+  --name mailautoconf \
+  -v ./config:/mailautoconf/config \
+  -p 8010:8010 \
+  pswilde/mailautoconf
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You will need a reverse proxy server to publish to the outside world and handle SSL encryption.
+For example, in nginx:

server {
+  listen                443 ssl;
+  server_name           autoconfig.example.com;
+  ssl_certificate       /path/to/certificate.file;
+  ssl_certificate_key   /path/to/certificate.key
+  location / {
+    proxy_set_header    X-Forwarded-Host $host:$server_port;
+    proxy_set_header    X-Forwarded-Server $host;
+    proxy_set_header    X-Forwarded-For $proxy_add_x_forwarded_for;
+    proxy_pass          http://localhost:8010/;
+    proxy_redirect      http://localhsot:8010/ /;
+    proxy_read_timeout  60s;
+  }
+}
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First run will create sample.yaml files in the config directory. Copy these to config.yaml and services.yaml and configure them to your needs.

MailAutoConf will handle all the URLs it’s able to deal with, i.e. /mail/config-v1.1.xml, /Autodiscover/Autodiscover.xml automatically.

DNS config

You will need to configure DNS records for your domain.
+I would recommend setting up an A record for autoconfig.your.domain to point +directly to your MailAutoConf’s instance which will work for Thunderbird and +Evolution clients. +Then, if Outlook Autodiscover is required (currently not implemented), configure +a SRV record to redirect to the autoconfig.your.domain A record. i.e.

Type                                TTL  P  M  Port Target
+SRV _autodiscover._tcp.your.domain  3600 10 10 443  autoconfig.your.domain
+

Compatibility

MailAutoConf has been tested and confirmed working with the following software packages

+Thunderbird (v78 and probably earlier versions too)
+Evolution Mail (v3.40.3 and probably earlier versions too)
+Nextcloud Mail app
+Other Mail Clients are likely supported if they support /mail/config-v1.1.xml

Future plans

MailAutoConf is currently in very early stages, with a very limited set of features. +My hope for MailAutoConf is to run as an autoconfig service which provides Calendar and AddressBook locations as well. +Calendar and AddressBook is in the autoconfig XML documentation, but currently not implemented. MailAutoConf can generate the correct information for Calendar and AddressBook into the autoconfig XML file, though no clients currently use it.

TODO:

+/mail/config-v1.1.xml file for Thunderbird and Evolution mail clients.
+Add more code commenting, it’s pretty terrible right now.
+Refactor the autoconfig and autodiscover XML files, they’ve been copied and bodged together and could look so much better.
+Autodiscover.xml for Outlook clients - currently does generate, but untested.
+Autodiscover.json for more modern Outlook clients - this is currently undocumented. I have implemented some features of it but it is currently not working.
+Calendars and Address Book - does generate into mail/config-v1.1.xml, but no actual clients support it yet.
+Additional, custom services. For example, Nextcloud - instead of having to type in your Nextcloud instance URL, you can just enter your email address associated with you Nextcloud account and it looks up the URL from autoconfig - wouldn’t that be nice?
+Probably loads of stuff I haven’t thought of yet.

When will it be ready for production?

Well, not yet. Though it does sort of work already.
+I’m working on this ultimately for my own use for my own small business. I’m hoping once it’s good enough I could deploy the set up to my businesses customers and ultimately get them away from a Microsoft Exchange based environment. There’s a long way to go for that right now though.

If you feel you may be able to help, or ideas on features and their implementation, notice any bugs, or just want to say hi. Please do so and submit a pull request if required.

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Nemini

‘/nɛmɪnaɪ/’ Nem-in-eye

A simple Gemini server

Nemini is a simple Gemini server with static file serving, virtual host and alias support. +“Simple” in the way it is, hopefully, simple to configure and use with minimal knowledge of web servers in general. +You probably need to be familiar with TOML configuration files, but other than that the server should run fairly easily.

See this page on Nemini : gemini://paulwilde.uk/dev/nemini

The source code is hosted at Codeberg.

Features

Will serve static files
Virtual host and alias capability
Headers and Footers can be applied to each page

How to run

Copy the config/nemini.sample.toml file to /etc/nemini/nemini.toml nd edit to your liking
Certificates are required so make sure you have those set. They will be automatically created via openssl if they don’t exist.
Host your files in your root_dir director/y|ies/
Run the nemini binary

Parameters

Passing the --config parameter with a file location will allow the use of a custom config file saved wherever you wish.

Build from source

Install nim and nimble and run the following command:

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nimble build
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All nim dependencies will be installed.

Links

Source Code
+TOML Config file reference

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thisisnotmy.email

I run the thisisnotmy.email email service.
+It’s early days but I’m hoping to be able to offer something for people to +use eventually.

What’s it all about?

Don’t you hate it when people, businesses, random telephone callers, etc. ask you for your email address out of the blue under the ruse of “providing you a better service”?

Wouldn’t it be great to confidently give them your email address, but with a slight passive aggressiveness to make the situation more awkward for them, and less awkward for you‽

Enter thisisnotmy.email. thisisnotmy.email is a fully functional email service. When someone asks you for your email address, just say:

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“Sure, it’s my name at this is not my, all one word, dot email”
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And let them decide whether it’s worth continuing on with this worthless data collecting routine.

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wm_tools

A selection of information output tools for dmenu

These are a selection of independant tools for displaying various information +about system status in dmenu. Some of them i.e. volume have options (up, down, mute…) +which are selectable options in dmenu.

Tools

pingclock performs a single ping to a server and returns the response time
battery shows the current battery level
brightness shows the current backlight level and gives options to adjust it
volume shows the current volume level and gives options to adjust and manage it
date shows the date
fuzzytime shows the fuzzytime clock
wlan shows the state of the wireless network interface. SSID connected to and signal level.
nic shows the status and/or the ip address of the network interface card
temperature shows the current CPU temperature
notes a simple one liner note taking tool, displaying notes in dmenu/rofi

The next two do not work with rofi unless you have alias dmenu=rofi set, but they’re pretty nice tools

passmenu_wrapper a wrapper for passmenu. It basically just styles passmenu with no other features
command_wrapper inspired by passmenu_wrapper, a basic tool to run other dmenu related tools with uniform styling. +
- For example: dmenu_run, clipmenu, passmenu etc.
+

Example in `dmenu`:

dmenu_tools

Example of `command_wrapper` with `clipmenu`

command_wrap

How to compile

There are some configuration variables explicit to me, you’ll need to change them for you for them to be useful I imagine.
+Configuration variables are compile - there are no config files or runtime parameters (except for “rofi”)

Each tool is compiled separately, for example:

nim c pingclock
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and then run with

./pingclock 
+# or
+./pingclock rofi
+

How to use

Personally, I have these bound to key combinations in i3. +In fact, I have a seperate bindsym mode in which all these +tools are accessible i.e. $mod+i to get to “info” mode then p to show pingclock.
+It’s completely up to you how to run them, they’re just simple CLI tools really.

You can also set the volume and brightness levels by typing a numeric figure into the dmenu/rofi input box

Dependencies

dmenu or rofi
yad for calendar
passmenu for passmenu_wrapper
basically any tool that’s used to gather the information.
“tools” for audio etc. (pamixer, ncpamixer, etc.) can be set in the source

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SQL Haiku

SELECT haiku FROM
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+ _{- A Haiku in SQL} + + +

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Basic Dough Recipe

+ _{- A really easy dough that you can use for bread, pizzas, naan bread, etc.} +

Ingredients

300ml warm-ish water
7g salt
28g sugar
30ml olive oil
500g flour
7g dried yeast OR a decent amount of sourdough starter and 2g dried yeast
a selection of herbs (optional)

You'll need…

a bread making machine will make this a lot easier…
…if you don't have a bread maker …
large mixing bowl
large wooden chopping board
an apron - this can get messy

Recipe

It'll take about 1 hour 30 minutes + more time to let the dough rise

If you have a bread maker:

add the water, salt, sugar, herbs, oil, flour and yeast/sourdough starter +IN THAT ORDER to the bread maker’s container. +
- You must add them in that order, or at least water first else the +mixture will not mix correctly.
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set the bread maker to its “dough” setting and set it going - job done!
+(P.S. you can just use this same recipe as a regular bread too - just set the +bread maker to the regular “bread” mode)
At this point I normally transfer the dough to a suitable container and +cover it to let it rise.

Without a bread maker:

add the flour, salt, sugar, herbs and yeast/sourdough starter to the +large mixing bowl and dry mix them all together.
form a well in the middle of the flour mixture and slowly pour in the +water bit by bit, mixing the flour mixture into the water as you go
continue to mix the flour and water mixture, you’re going to need to use +your hands, but give it a good mix until everything is mixed together well. +
- you want the dough to still be a bit wet, so if it’s dry, add a bit more +water
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dust the large chopping board with flour and turn out the wet-ish dough +ball onto the board.
Knead the dough, a lot! Just keep kneading, adding more flour if +necessary. +
- As you knead you’ll noticed the dough ball become more smooth and +springy, but it will also feel “stronger”
+
Once the ball is nice and firm, but still springy, place it into a suitable +container and cover to let it rise.

After a few hours of rising time (longer if you’re using sourdough starter) +your dough will, hopefully, have risen enormously. You can now use it. +I’ll be adding recipes for pizzas, naans and other +things that use this dough here, eventually.

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Recipes

Here’s a few of the recipes I like to cook sometimes. I hope to keep these +simple and brief, you don’t need introductions, you just need to cook.

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+Peanut Butter Recipe +
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+Basic Dough Recipe +
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Peanut Butter Recipe

+ _{- The easiest, greatest, peanut butter you'll have ever tasted.} +

Ingredients

Raw Peanuts - as many as you like (400g will make about 250ml of Peanut Butter)

You'll need…

Large Frying Pan
Blender

Recipe

It'll take about 20 minutes

This is the easiest thing in the world.

Dry-fry (no oil etc.) the peanuts in the large frying pan for about 10 mins or for as long as it takes for the peanuts to become golden brown. +
- This will encourage the oils in the peanuts to release - which is exactly what we want!
+
Put the now-roasted peanuts into the blender and blend. +
- Blend, blend, blend and blend some more.
- There will be a point when you think nothing’s happening and the small bits of peanut are just moving around the blender, or just stuck in place. Give the stuck pieces a nudge with a spatula and get back to blending.
- Blend, blend, blend even more until, eventually, the mixture starts to bind together and turn into a thick solid mass.
- Keep blending and the mixture will loosen up become a lovely, smooth, peanut butter.
+
Spoon out into a suitable container and allow to cool (or just eat it there and then, I won’t judge you).

Top Tips =

If you prefer a chunky peanut butter, save some of the roasted peanuts back and only put them into the blended mixture at the end with a bit of a stir - lovely!

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Give the stuck pieces a nudge with a spatula and get back to blending. </li> +<li>Blend, blend, blend even more until, eventually, the mixture starts to bind together and turn into a thick solid mass. </li> +<li>Keep blending and the mixture will loosen up become a lovely, smooth, peanut butter.</li> +</ul> +</li> +<li>Spoon out into a suitable container and allow to cool (or just eat it there and then, I won’t judge you).</li> +</ol> +Top Tips = +<ul> +<li>If you prefer a chunky peanut butter, save some of the roasted peanuts back and only put them into the blended mixture at the end with a bit of a stir - lovely!</li> +</ul> + + + diff --git a/tags/food/index.html b/tags/food/index.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e69de29 diff --git a/tags/index.html b/tags/index.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e69de29 diff --git a/tags/spreads/atom.xml b/tags/spreads/atom.xml new file mode 100644 index 0000000..10abd0a --- /dev/null +++ b/tags/spreads/atom.xml @@ -0,0 +1,42 @@ + + + Paul Wilde - spreads + My site of stuff + + + Zola + 2021-11-13T14:15:22+00:00 + https://paulwilde.uk/tags/spreads/atom.xml + + Peanut Butter Recipe + 2021-11-13T14:15:22+00:00 + 2021-11-13T14:15:22+00:00 + + Unknown + + + https://paulwilde.uk/recipes/peanut-butter/ + This is the easiest thing in the world. +<ol> +<li>Dry-fry (no oil etc.) the peanuts in the large frying pan for about 10 mins or for as long as it takes for the peanuts to become golden brown. +<ul> +<li>This will encourage the oils in the peanuts to release - which is exactly what we want!</li> +</ul> +</li> +<li>Put the now-roasted peanuts into the blender and blend. +<ul> +<li>Blend, blend, blend and blend some more. </li> +<li>There will be a point when you think nothing’s happening and the small bits of peanut are just moving around the blender, or just stuck in place. Give the stuck pieces a nudge with a spatula and get back to blending. </li> +<li>Blend, blend, blend even more until, eventually, the mixture starts to bind together and turn into a thick solid mass. </li> +<li>Keep blending and the mixture will loosen up become a lovely, smooth, peanut butter.</li> +</ul> +</li> +<li>Spoon out into a suitable container and allow to cool (or just eat it there and then, I won’t judge you).</li> +</ol> +Top Tips = +<ul> +<li>If you prefer a chunky peanut butter, save some of the roasted peanuts back and only put them into the blended mixture at the end with a bit of a stir - lovely!</li> +</ul> + + + diff --git a/tags/spreads/index.html b/tags/spreads/index.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e69de29 diff --git a/tech/index.html b/tech/index.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0d22bf4 --- /dev/null +++ b/tech/index.html @@ -0,0 +1,141 @@ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + Tech Stuff :: My site of stuff :: Paul Wilde + + + + +

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Tech Stuff

My general tech utterings of stuff and things.

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+Why I have turned off my BirdsiteLIVE instance +
A brief explanation why... +

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+Tools I Use +
A list of my favourite software packages +

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Tools I Use

In the interest of sharing interesting information, I thought I’d create this page to list some of my favourite software packages and tools.
+This list is by no means complete as, if you’re like me you’ll understand, I use hundreds of software packages.

For PC/Laptop :

Web browsers +
- LibreWolf
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Email Clients +
- Thunderbird
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Office Software +
- LibreOffice
- Neovim
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Operating System setup +
- Arch Linux
- bspwm
- Rofi
- dmenu
- some of my own WM tools
- Dunst
- Alacritty
- Zsh
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Programming Languages +
- Nim
- Rust
- GoLang
- Python
+

+For Servers :

Operating Systems +
- Rocky Linux
- Debian
+
Services +
- Podman
- MailAutoConf
- eFA
- Zola
- MailScanner
- MailWatch
- Dovecot
- Postfix
- WildDuck
- HAProxy
- nginx
+

If I have missed anyone out, I apologise!

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Why I have turned off my BirdsiteLIVE instance

Hello. How are you? I am fine.
+
+You may know me from a few places, but likely on the Fediverse as the person that +maintains a BirdsiteLIVE instance with the url birdsite.wilde.cloud.

Why?

Due to the recent influx of people from the corporately owned microblogging platform, +the use of many BirdsiteLIVE instances has become massive. +Added to this, I have received many requests from users to block access to block +their posts from the other place via BirdsiteLIVE - which I have happily done +for them, but some people are do not ask nicely and instead resort to claims +of attacks on their privacy (I know, right‽ it’s a clear misunderstanding of +how the internet works…). I’ve also been witness to some pretty brutal comments made towards BirdsiteLIVE’s creator.
+I simply don’t feel comfortable with this.
+
+Added to this, the instance has become so saturated (over 1000%) that posts +from the other place only turn up sporadically and normally in a flurry that +clutters home timelines.
+This really isn’t nice to see when you’re trying to interact with many other people on the fediverse, only to have a huge block on nonsense posts in the middle of it all.

Offline

So, I’ve been considering doing this for some time, but as from today, December 21st 2022, my BirdsiteLIVE instance is offline. I may start a new one up at some point in the future but with a new database, no old follows will remain.
+I will continue to run my BirdsiteLIVE Instance List which appears to be fairly web search-able to help people out - my original BSL instance URL will now redirect to this site.

What else can I do?

Well, to put it bluntly, forget about the other place. Use of the Fediverse has skyrocketed since the other place’s recent ownership changed. You’ll find most of the people you want to see postsby are on the Fediverse already! Who needs content from the other place?

If you do need content from the other place, why not try using something like Nitter or one of it’s many instances. You can even put /rss at the end of the URL to get that content as a lovely RSS feed to put into your favorite RSS reader (you are using RSS, right‽).

Sign off

Anyway, if you managed to get this far, thank you. I don’t blog normally, but I felt I needed to put some kind of statement up, even if it is poorly written and slightly opinionated. Thanks for reading anyway.

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Thanks

I’d like to give credit and say thanks to all of the below who, with their +support, tools and services, make this website possible

Zola
+Static Site Generator - used in making this website.

Neovim
+Text editor - for Text Editing goodness.

The Fediverse
+for software recommendations and general pleasant conversations and natterings.

OVH
+for the VPS this website runs on.

Rocky Linux
+for the OS used on the VPS.

Caddy
+for the web server software that publishes this website.

Let’s Encrypt
+for the SSL certificate that secures this website.

Plausible Analytics
+for providing privacy-friendly analytics for this website.

Arch Linux
+for the OS used on my laptop.

Various other software packages and people
+for providing various components for my PC.

A few examples of some websites I have worked on. Some are just for fun, some are for business.

+ + +

+St Skeletor's Day +

St Skeletor’s Day
+February 15th
+Every Year

+ +

+ +

+Ross Rates +

Rate Stuff with Ross, quite simple.

+ +

+ +

+Unphonetic ABC +

A website directory of all words that can be associated with their letters by not +sounding as their corresponding letter should do.

+ +

+ +

+Bedford & Co +

Simple single page website for a local accountancy business. +Has additional Vue.js implementation for news and exchange rates updates.

+ +

+ +

+Wilde IT +

A local IT business website detailing available services. +Our business website.

+ +

+ +

+The Lost Tin Opener Society +

A spoof single page animation website of a secret society dedicated to finding all +lost tin openers.

+ +

Image of The Lost Tin Opener Society website

+ +

+Noisy Faces +

Just a very silly website with an animated face making sounds.
+Yeah, just that really. (The image is not me)

+ +

+ +

+The Geese Webpage +

Starting life as a (sort of inappropriate) parody of a certain popular dating website +the geese website was made as a bit of fun and to please minor obsession with geese.

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The Lost Tin Opener Society

A spoof single page animation website of a secret society dedicated to finding all +lost tin openers.

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A local IT business website detailing available services. +Our business website.

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Mailautoconf

A simple, configurable autodiscover/autoconfig service for distributed and self-hosted services.

What is MailAutoConf?

What does MailAutoConf do?

Installation

DNS config

Compatibility

Future plans

TODO:

When will it be ready for production?

Nemini

A simple Gemini server

Features

How to run

Parameters

Build from source

Links

thisisnotmy.email

What’s it all about?

wm_tools

A selection of information output tools for dmenu

Tools

Example in dmenu:

Example of command_wrapper with clipmenu

How to compile

How to use

You can also set the volume and brightness levels by typing a numeric figure into the dmenu/rofi input box

Dependencies

Hi, I’m Paul

Welcome to my site of stuff

Fortieth

AI Search

Poems

SQL Haiku

Basic Dough Recipe

Ingredients

You'll need…

Recipe

Recipes

Peanut Butter Recipe

Ingredients

You'll need…

Recipe

Tech Stuff

Tools I Use

Why I have turned off my BirdsiteLIVE instance

Why?

Offline

What else can I do?

Sign off

Thanks

Keyoxide Verification

Bedford & Co

Noisy Faces

The Geese Webpage

Websites

The Lost Tin Opener Society

Ross Rates

St Skeletor's Day

Unphonetic ABC

Example in `dmenu`:

Example of `command_wrapper` with `clipmenu`