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- Bhyve as a FreeBSD Learning Path
A draft note on using bhyve to understand FreeBSD virtualization from the source and the handbook.
- Returning to C
A draft note on revisiting C as a foundational systems language.
- Cloud-Init as a First-Boot Contract
Why cloud-init remains the cleanest way to make virtual machine bootstrapping predictable across local virtualization and public clouds.
- Cloudflare as a Practical Home for Small Internet Projects
A draft note on using Cloudflare for domains, hosting, and future serverless work.
- Why Emacs Still Feels Like Home
A draft article on Emacs as a transparent, customizable environment and the shape of my current configuration.
- Learning Emacs Lisp on Purpose
A draft article on treating Emacs Lisp as a structured long-term learning project.
- Why ESP32 Is My Default Wi-Fi Microcontroller
A draft article on why ESP32 sits in the practical middle ground between Arduino simplicity and Linux-class boards.
- An ESP32-S3 ST7789 Display Demo
A draft article on wiring an ST7789 display to an ESP32-S3 and using it to render live text.
- Why FreeBSD Became My Base System
A draft article on preferring FreeBSD for its coherent base system, jails, pf, packages, and ZFS.
- Starting PCB Design With KiCad
A draft article on using KiCad for a first small PCB project and getting from design to manufacturing.
- Linux as a Long-Term Study Subject
A draft note on Linux distributions I have used and why the kernel still feels worth studying.
- Logic as an Engineering Tool
A draft article on formal logic, debugging, and disciplined reasoning for programming and electronics.
- Raspberry Pi as a Persistent Utility Machine
A draft note on Raspberry Pi as a long-running companion board for robotics, home services, and experiments.
- Returning to ROS After a Long Gap
A draft note on first encountering ROS at university and wanting to come back with a more practical mindset.
- RP2040 as an Entry Point Back Into Hardware
A draft article on choosing RP2040 as a first chip for hobby hardware and iterating on minimal boards.
- Rime as a Configurable Input Method Platform
A draft article on using Rime and building generators around its configuration and skin systems.
- Lisp on Workers Without Losing SEO
Why server-rendered HTML matters more than the source language, and how ClojureScript still fits cleanly on Cloudflare.