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This guide walks you through creating a Docker Compose stack that includes a Wireguard and a qBittorrent container with maximal IPv6 capability.

Docker, please migrate to nftables ASAP. You are solely responsible for the hacks I had to do to make miniupnpd-nftables work with iptables-nft.

It's not the nvidia driver this time... It's KDE's fault.

I set up periodic backup of my data to AWS S3 Glacier. There're more traps than I initially thought.

It's easy: just set up ZFS, NFS/SMB, ZED, smartd, and auto snapshots... right? RIGHT???.

It's way easier said than done... At least when you want it to be quiet and power efficient.

I used `ip monitor` and Cloudflare API to set up DDNS, then established an IPv6 Wireguard tunnel, eliminating the need of a VPS relay.

Last week, we made the move to California to start a new internship. Having only lived in New York since moving to the States, this has been quite an adjustment. Here's how I’ve been navigating these…

I wasted two weeks cross-compiling PySide6 for a Raspberry Pi, only to find the UI library had been close-sourced just days after.

In this part, we'll delve into setting up VLANs on our custom-built router, configuring Wireguard for secure remote access, and discussing the ARP kernel flags we touched on last time.

Building a Linux-based router for my homelab is not too hard and overcomes many limitations introduced by an ISP router.

I revived my homelab journey with a mini PC gifted by my partner for my birthday. I replaced my ISP router with a custom-built Debian router (another mini PC) to enable IPv6, VLANs, and boost network reliability.

This is a reference for the styles of my blog. I need it to be here because I write the theme myself, and I can see what goes wrong by taking a glance at this page.