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<p>Dad + Husband = Chief Chaos Coordinator. Compensation: hugs πŸ€—, passive-aggressive thank-yous, and occasional pizza. </p><p>Internet Tinkerer πŸŒπŸ”§ / Small-Web Overlord πŸ•ΈοΈ. I explore hidden corners of the web, summon weird protocols, and occasionally accidentally create wormholes πŸŒ€.</p><p>Smol web fan <a href="https://mastodon.social/tags/geminiprotocol" class="mention hashtag" rel="tag">#<span>geminiprotocol</span></a> <a href="https://mastodon.social/tags/GopherProtocol" class="mention hashtag" rel="tag">#<span>GopherProtocol</span></a>. Let&#39;s not forget <a href="https://mastodon.social/tags/https" class="mention hashtag" rel="tag">#<span>https</span></a>, <a href="https://mastodon.social/tags/yggdrasil" class="mention hashtag" rel="tag">#<span>yggdrasil</span></a> and <a href="https:/

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    A writerDeck is a device dedicated specifically and solely to writing. If you want a distraction free writing device and have an old laptop to spare you can try my take on a writer deck using Arch, btw! https://sava.rocks/blog/arch-linux-writerdeck/ #archlinux #vim #writer #writerdeck

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    Email with aerc, pass, gpg and khard - Modern Email in the Terminal This setup provides a fast, keyboard-driven mail experience with contacts accessible from the command line. https://sava.rocks/blog/email-with-aerc-pass-gpg-and-khard-modern-email-in-the-terminal/ #email #aerc #terminal

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    Meet Harry - Spelled Hairy https://sava.rocks/blog/meet-harry-spelled-hairy/

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    Yesterday, the 11th of June 2026, my cluster / capsule / gopher hole / http mirror / finger server were down from aproximately 10:50 to about 19:40 EST. In reality, the greatest threat to a home cluster is neither hardware nor software - it&amp;#39;s a spouse armed with a vacuum cleaner and absolutely no awareness that the mysterious blinking box in the corner is &amp;quot;production infrastructure.&amp;quot; https://sava.rocks/blog/cluster-outage-postmortem-2-wife/

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    Revive old computers with Haiku OS I love reusing stuff - especially gadgets and computers. I am now listening to my music library from my Tiny server at home as well as from my iPod classic using wired headphones. But if you&amp;#39;re trying to rescue an old computer for someone who isn&amp;#39;t particularly technical, handing them a bare window manager and saying &amp;quot;don&amp;#39;t worry, you&amp;#39;ll get used to it&amp;quot; probably isn&amp;#39;t the best strategy. This is where H...

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    How to create a Docker Swarm Cluster I have five computers in my living room. At some point, it seemed like a good idea to make them work together. So, naturally, I installed Docker and used it&amp;#39;s swarm feature. My little cluster currently looks like this: Tiny : Swarm leader Lenovo 1 : worker Lenovo 2 : worker Lenovo 3 : worker NAS : worker + NAS (backups) See the way I have a cluster in my living room using Docker Swarm: https://sava.rocks/blog/how-to-create-a-doc...

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    When the Small Web Gets an AI Door I recently came across gopher-mcp, a project that lets AI assistants browse Gopher and Gemini: At first glance, this sounds pretty cool. An MCP server for the small web! My Gemini capsule and gopher hole are NOT databases. They are a collection of blog posts, terrible jokes, homelab notes, CGI experiments, tutorials, an imaginary 400+ days old plant. Read the whole post at: https://sava.rocks/blog/when-the-small-web-gets-an-ai-door/

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    Cameron Rye replied to the small web community regarding gopher-mcp: https://rye.dev/blog/no-way-to-say-no/ I replied to his reply: https://sava.rocks/blog/re-no-way-to-say-no-cameron-rye/

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    I own a Garmin Instinct 2 Solar which is the best smartwatch in my opinion: rugged, lightweight and built around an excellent low-power display. Basically, it&amp;#39;s the best watch for me. And yet... I still occasionally wear my Pebbles. Yes, Pebbles, because I own 2 watches: the original Pebble and the Pebble Time Steel. I still wear them from time to time in 2026. Full post with photos at: https://sava.rocks/blog/still-wearing-pebbles-in-2026/ #pebble #garmin

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    My PS3 Slim finally gave up on me. I decided to give its controllers a second life on my Linux desktop. With a little Python, evdev, xdotool, and triggerhappy, it becomes a wireless mouse and media remote. The analog stick moves the mouse pointer, the L2 and L3 buttons handle mouse clicks, L1 is Play/Pause and the X and O buttons launch Netflix and HBO Max in Firefox in fullscreen. Post with video of it in action: https://sava.rocks/blog/my-ps3-died-its-controllers-have-a-new-purpose/ Full tu...

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    While looking through my old room at my parents&amp;#39; house recently, I found something I hadn&amp;#39;t seen in 10 years: my first Android phone the HTC Desire HD which was last used in July 2016. I honestly expected the battery to be completely dead after all these years... but I was wrong. I plugged it in and, to my surprise, the battery still charges and holds a charge. Full post with photos and videos at: https://sava.rocks/blog/i-found-my-first-android-phone/ #htc #desireHD #Oldphone...

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    I recently bought a Tolino Vision 2 on an online marketplace for $50. Not exactly the latest piece of technology, but hey, a perfectly good e-reader shouldn&amp;#39;t be left behind just because it&amp;#39;s old. Of course, buying an old gadget in 2026/2027 means one thing: it&amp;#39;s time to drag it kicking and screaming into the present. I installed KOReader, connected it to my self-hosted BookOrbit server, and even figured out how to use the back-tap sensor for turning pages. https://sava...