Archive of posts with tag “linux”
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Using nmcli to connect to eduroam in UCSB
Use nmcli to connect to eduroam in UCSB without using the configuration assistant tool provided by eduroam. -
How to self-host Overleaf (ShareLaTeX)
It has been a pain setting up Overleaf on my own server. I have finally figured it out and I am sharing my notes here. -
My old computers and my experience of daily driving Linux and self-hosting
I have been using Linux and self-hosting for over a year now. Overall, I would like to say that it is rather satisfactory and that I will continue to use Linux as my daily driver in future. Thinking of that, I felt a little bit nostalgic about my old computers. So I decided to write an article about my old computers and my experience of daily driving Linux now. -
I made this, for the number of days in a week is prime
The number of days in a week is prime, so we cannot utilize weekly periods to help us remember periodical events unless the period is a multiple of 7. However, there may be something that we need to get reminded of which happens once per two days or three days. For example, I wash my hair once per two days and wash my clothes once per eight days. To solve the problem, I wrote a Ruby program to help remind me of those routines. -
Using ntfy to warn me when my computer is discharging
I use udev and systemd to send a notification to my phone via ntfy automatically whenever my laptop is discharging.
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