- A list of just SOME of the services that are available on the website FOR FREE (if you want accounts you need to contact me) Contact Page + (services that don't require an existing account)
diff --git a/assets/img/projects/laptop_server/arch_logo.png b/assets/img/projects/laptop_server/arch_logo.png deleted file mode 100644 index 914efad..0000000 Binary files a/assets/img/projects/laptop_server/arch_logo.png and /dev/null differ diff --git a/assets/img/projects/laptop_server/laptop_setup.jpg b/assets/img/projects/laptop_server/laptop_setup.jpg deleted file mode 100755 index a3fbdaf..0000000 Binary files a/assets/img/projects/laptop_server/laptop_setup.jpg and /dev/null differ diff --git a/assets/img/projects/laptop_server/xampp_logo.png b/assets/img/projects/laptop_server/xampp_logo.png deleted file mode 100644 index 1570fa2..0000000 Binary files a/assets/img/projects/laptop_server/xampp_logo.png and /dev/null differ diff --git a/assets/project_blogs/laptop_server/content.txt b/assets/project_blogs/laptop_server/content.txt deleted file mode 100644 index 5e4bc2d..0000000 --- a/assets/project_blogs/laptop_server/content.txt +++ /dev/null @@ -1,6 +0,0 @@ -A while ago I had acquired a chromebook from my school as they were doing a cleanout, so I was able to nab this crappy school chromebook that had a detachable battery and a 5GB 2.5" internal SSD -!image assets/img/projects/arch_chromebook/arch_chromebook.jpg -I wanted to try and install a new operating system on it, and since I was in my distrohopping phase I wanted to try installing Arch Linux on it, since I figure that would allow it to be actually usable rather than in it's chromeOS state -The main issue was that the current operating system had a lock on it that made it so that you as a student wouldn't be able to boot into a different operating system, either through installing a new OS on the current drive or through using a LiveCD. -So what I had to do was go INTO the currently installed operating system, toggle a setting, and then use a tool that would install ChromeFlex, which basically acted as an intermediary operating system so that I could unlock the actual firmware, letting me plug in a better drive -Now that I could put in my own drive and not have the device yell at me for not having a ChromeOS operating system I went ahead and installed Arch Linux on the drive and booted it up \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/assets/project_blogs/server_setup/content.txt b/assets/project_blogs/server_setup/content.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6ecf8f9 --- /dev/null +++ b/assets/project_blogs/server_setup/content.txt @@ -0,0 +1,11 @@ +One of my most prominent and biggest projects has got to be my homelab server. I have spend many hundreds of hours tinkering and improving it over the course of a couple years that I now use it everyday, whether for network storage, a shadowsocks VPN, a game server, or just as a website. +At the start I had only a single HP PROLIANT N36L Gen 7 MicroServer (Third-party review) which was very much a low grade NAS for people who want to run many different services without needing to worry about speed and network speeds. +!image assets/img/projects/server_setup/hp_proliant_preview.png +With only 2 cpu cores and 2 GB of memory it was only good for very simple tasks which was fine enough when I was just starting out with homelabbing +But then my laptop that I was using for school broke because the hinge gave out (because it was a crappy HP laptop hinge) and was breaking the screen, making it so that it was only usable as a server. So I plugged in an ethernet adapter and a 1TB USB SSD and hooked it up to my "cluster" +!image assets/img/projects/server_setup/laptop_setup.jpg + +I wanted to try and install a new operating system on it, and since I was in my distrohopping phase I wanted to try installing Arch Linux on it, since I figure that would allow it to be actually usable rather than in it's chromeOS state +The main issue was that the current operating system had a lock on it that made it so that you as a student wouldn't be able to boot into a different operating system, either through installing a new OS on the current drive or through using a LiveCD. +So what I had to do was go INTO the currently installed operating system, toggle a setting, and then use a tool that would install ChromeFlex, which basically acted as an intermediary operating system so that I could unlock the actual firmware, letting me plug in a better drive +Now that I could put in my own drive and not have the device yell at me for not having a ChromeOS operating system I went ahead and installed Arch Linux on the drive and booted it up diff --git a/assets/project_blogs/laptop_server/preface.txt b/assets/project_blogs/server_setup/preface.txt similarity index 100% rename from assets/project_blogs/laptop_server/preface.txt rename to assets/project_blogs/server_setup/preface.txt diff --git a/includes/all.php b/includes/all.php index ba01aa5..2ed7df1 100644 --- a/includes/all.php +++ b/includes/all.php @@ -4,6 +4,17 @@ function head($title) {
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- A quick collection of previous/continuing projects and a hub for links to my services
+ A (incomplete) list of services that I self-host
- A list of just SOME of the services that are available on the website FOR FREE (if you want accounts you need to contact me) Contact Page
+ (services that don't require an existing account)
- A open source collaboration tool with file storage, nextcloud talk, nextcloud office and other suite options
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- Music streaming service that you can connect to your laptop/phone with compatible subsonic/opensonic clients (5000+ songs)
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- A media sharing tool that has shows, movies, anime and music that can be streamed and downloaded
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+ Services that either require you to make a user account or can be accessed with
+
+ Username: \"user\" and Password: \"password\"
+
- A web fileserver that anybody can use, hosts most of the server files and has very good network drive support
+ Music streaming service that you can connect to your laptop/phone with compatible subsonic/opensonic clients (5000+ songs)
+
- A list of just SOME of the services that are available on the website FOR FREE (if you want accounts you need to contact me) Contact Page
+ A list of services that require a trusted account that is created by contacting me
- Music streaming service that you can connect to your laptop/phone with compatible subsonic/opensonic clients (5000+ songs)
- User-friendly MOVIE requesting tool
- A media sharing tool that has shows, movies, anime and music that can be streamed and downloaded
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Gitea
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Gameyfin
+
Copyparty
Pizza2d1's Project Showcase
+ Services
- Services
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+ Open Services
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- Nextcloud
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Navidrome
+ Copyparty
- Jellyfin
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+ User-based services
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+
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Copyparty
+ Navidrome
- Services
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+ Closed Services
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Navidrome
- Radarr
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- Jellyfin
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