I have made too many projects in my lifetime, and thought that a repository is not enough to handle support for them. I also believe that to be able to dump my mind from time to time keeps myself on track. I make projects because I like to help people with problems that may or may not be an issue, now or in the future.
Adding reverse proxy might result in worse security than without. Make sure that the underlying services are properly configured to mitigate catastrophic failure.
Creating large firewall groups have been a problem for a long time, adding more onto a list is both troublesome and computational heavy. Pulling that out outside not only will increase performance, but also adds the ability for dynamic lists.
The start of the second try of the paper writing was both slow and difficult, mostly due to significant bad time management and information. However, it looks like it might turn out alright anyway considering how bad I first thought it looked at first. I still dread for the next three weeks where I have several smaller deadlines and an opposition.
Setting up a firewall is rather difficult, and could end up in severe failure of your services if done incorrectly. But the security it adds is essential for a healthy infrastructure.
Deploy the site to the web server should be straightforward. However, there are a couple of hurdles to overcome to ensure that nothing goes wrong. In the end I found something that works for my scenario.
Creating the daemon infrastructure, managing the communication and refactoring the project into more complex, but far easier to handle application.
RPi4 was not able to properly play a video file, so an investigation was to be made, and the findings was satisfying.
Tinkering with my media machine, making hard decisions but getting everything working.
Trying to set up a Discord bot for my RSS feed, but problems arise, forcing me to implement a solution myself.
Dark mode have been added for those that feel like light mode is too bright for them. I myself prefer dark mode when I use my phone, but I chose to have both of them because some physically cannot read light text on dark backgrounds 1. It was not that hard either, as some may think that it involves JavaScript and user interaction, it is a standard for around 5 years 2.