On Arch Linux, I would like to have eth0 (connected to bridged router) share the connection received from wlan0, I've read tutorials but I'm not command savvy as other users are and don't completely

Linux bridging workarounds for wifi interfaces. The masquerade workaround functions pretty wonderfully.

In-depth explanation of (home) network basics. Super guide for creating port-mappings, vlans, subnets and so on!

This is probably the best instructions I have seen for any debian/ubuntu-like LXC guest to run the docker engine. Works with proxmox 7.2x and definitely Ubuntu 22.04, other ubuntus reasonably sure - and I believe with Debian10-11 as well.

Take care to go to the docker docs for the exact installation lines since they are a little different by now than what's written here - the author takes care to mention it as well.

A step-by-step explanation of growing/shrinking NTFS partitions in Linux

A very nice HDD system build/test/burn-in guide, showing how to S.M.A.R.T. test and bad sector test your hard drives before first use.

Vital if you want long-living NAS drives etc.

Setting up a (MacOS) backup solution with proxmox, zfs, omv. I probably don't need apple interoperation, but the zfs pool, sharing and backup process is a nice read.

If you want to have a home server with the possibility to run virtual machines but you also need simple local file sharing then the combination of Proxmox and openmediavault could be right for you. In this post (and the accompanying video) we’ll go through the installation of openmediavault on top of Proxmox. I will also show you how to configure a Samba share.

Another writeup of getting set up with Neomutt and the eco system for writing and receiving email.
Includes a little snippet on signing your email with gpg which I found very interesting.

Filtering bibtex files based on fields and other criteria is easy with bibtool.

Organize Your Audiobook Collection With Beets. Contribute to Neurrone/beets-audible development by creating an account on GitHub.

https://github.com/rvaiya/warpd lets you move your mouse very quickly by hints and overlays. Unfortunately it is for X only. This is a discussion of existing and creating similar tools

For him it was as easy as starting nm-applet before establishing a connection (can be closed after) - and it worked for me as well. I have no idea why.

A nicely compiled list, especially of de-facto fits-for-all standards for package/venv management, testing, linting and some learning resources thrown on top.

Avoid wasted hours spent on debugging container networking issues by trying these 4 troubleshooting steps.

Very nice breakdown of getting at any docker-internal dns errors or network setup oopsies.

Penpot - The Open-Source design & prototyping platform - GitHub - penpot/penpot: Penpot - The Open-Source design & prototyping platform

Web tool to generate scripts for enforcing privacy & security best-practices such as stopping data collection of Windows and different softwares on it.

Can create a script between lax and functionally identical to normal windows running and strict and no bloat at all versions.

An in-depth explanation of what to expect and do when you buy into Western Digital Easystores (and presumably similar WD Elements etc hard drives).

Contains shucking advice contains 3.3V fix advice for internal SATA connections.

An introduction, almost like a check-list from the very basics with links to more advanced reading, to get Proxmox and ZFS set up together.

A thorough explanation of (almost) automatically converting your markdown-written mails into both plaintext (keeping the markdown) and html versions and send both as alternative mime types.

That will display html for those clients who can and fall back (or prefer) plaintext for those who don't want to (e.g. neomutt commandlines).

Uses a manually invoked macro (by pressing a letter before sending the mail) to convert the message though I wonder if it could be done automatically through e.g. a send-hook

get control of your broken display android phone. Contribute to ternes3/TouchControl-for-Android development by creating an account on GitHub.

RMarkdown for the python world, built on pandoc. This seems like an amazing alternative to the R world (though it includes support for R) and all the bookdown and blogdown alternatives.

A fork of overseerr, which is a more stable/modern re-do of ombi which is a way to request movies, series, etc from your htpc mediabox setup.

A nice piece of software and easy to understand.

Documentation of Bike Sharing APIs 🚴🛴🛵

Notes and documentation for sharing bikes, scooters and mopeds

Matrix bridging that seems one of the further ones in development, containing bridging to XMPP as well

Built on intel socket 1155 (a mainboard staple for a long time) this details all the components necessary for a stable and durable DIY NAS in a normal tower enclosure (or a rack or a small form factor or a...).

Super in-depth, lots of alternatives and even contains well thought out searches for ebay already as well. Amazing!

In this article, Nick gives an introduction to ZFS which is a good place to start for the novice user who is contemplating ZFS on Linux or TrueNAS

Quick-glance but in-depth explanations for many topics surrounding ZFS - highly worth a read!

Another little writeup for getting set up with NeoMutt

How to track your own position with GPS and use the data in interesting ways -

I am especially fond of the 'magic clock' pointing to your current location (Home, Travelling, Shopping, Pub, ...) which strongly reminds me of Harry Potter wizardry. Put it in a nice enclosure and it's a really neat thing for home.

Self-hosted audiobook and podcast server. Contribute to advplyr/audiobookshelf development by creating an account on GitHub.