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Posted by Roy Schestowitz on Jul 04, 2023

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How to host git repos

=> How to host git repos

In honor of World Give Up GitHub day, here’s a quick guide to how to serve up your own git repos.

Rose's Recent Media Roundup and Review #1

=> Rose's Recent Media Roundup and Review #1

So when I started up this journal one of my intentions was to write a little about things I watch/read/play/listen to, etc. because I want to be a little more mindful about the media I consume. So much of the time I just bounce from one thing to the next to pass the time and ignore the loneliness and bad feelings, so I want to spend a bit of time actually thinking about these things so I can enjoy them more deeply. This isn't professional or well thought out at all, I'm just rambling.

Automated Bookmarking to Kindle via forlater.email

=> Automated Bookmarking to Kindle via forlater.email

If you haven't tried it out, forlater.email is a great service for getting readable web content. It's like many other "read later" services in that it takes a web article and turns it into readable text. But unlike other, forlater.email is based on email.

Enabling HTTP/3 (QUIC) on nginx

=> Enabling HTTP/3 (QUIC) on nginx

I decided to enable experimental HTTP/3 support for nginx, after it was mainlined at the end of May. It is quite easy, if know how to handle the tiny foot gun, the add_header directive.

First, you have to check if your nginx version > 1.25 has been built with HTTP/3 support. The one from nginx's repository obviously has. nginx -V has to report --with-http_v3_module. Also make sure to allow port 443/UDP in your firewall.

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