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Fullmetalbrackets
A blog about self-hosting, web development, Linux, and more.
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Latest blog posts
- How to find out when a Linux filesystem was created
- Create a custom entity in Home Assistant to detect your public IP address and any changes to it
- Fix for Nintendo Switch OLED not finding 5 GHz Wi-Fi networks
- YouTube is shoving 90+ second ads onto smart TVs, so here's a bunch of free open-source YouTube alternative apps to use instead
- How to migrate AdGuard Home from a GL.iNet Flint 2 router to a Libre Sweet Potato
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cd blog
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Forkers beware
You are welcome to fork my site, but I would recommend against actually using any of my code for your own project. I am not a professional web developer or designer, what little I know was self-taught for my own personal use and enjoyment, as a hobby. The code powering my site is amateurish at best, and I'm probably being too generous to myself with that description.
After 4 years of additions, updates, tacking on new things and patching broken stuff, this site is a Frankenstein's monster held together with scotch tape and blind faith. It is not an exemplar of good coding practice and should not be used as a basis for anything you build. There is enough unique stuff in here that extensive changes would probably be required to make it work anyway.
If you insist on using my code for anything, please understand that the source code is MIT licensed to be available to view and copy, but I will provide no support whatsoever if you are building anything using the code in this repo. In fact, I would recommend against doing that at all.