this is website.
This is website is made entirely with html, css, and shell scripts.
This is server and other local computing resources are continually updated to the latest 0day security vulnerabilities software and firmware revisions.
Interesting fact: This is page is very compatible with w3m and links2 (and probably other text-mode web browsers!)
Any similarities between this is website and the default debian apache2 index.html is purely coincidental.
Now Playing: -
Listen on Spotify!
Listen on Youtube!
Buy the vinyl on Amazon!
Buy the CD on Amazon!
insert.sh & np.sh are the scripts that were made along with a cron entry for insert.sh to update the currently playing track from spotify.. Updates about every 30s.
Modification of this document began on Squirrel Appreciation Day 2025!
Some interesting squirrel facts! (scraped from a page by: The National Wildlife Foundation... Donate!)
- Squirrels can find food buried beneath a foot of snow.
- A squirrels front teeth never stop growing.
- Squirrels may lose 25% of their buried food to thieves.
- They zig-zag to escape predators.
- Squirrels may pretend to bury a nut to throw off potential thieves.
- A newborn squirrel is about an inch long.
- Humans introduced squirrels to most of our major city parks.
- Squirrels are acrobatic, intelligent, and adaptable.
- They get bulky to stay warm during the winter.
- Squirrels don't dig up all of their buried nuts, which results in more trees!
- rebble.io : aftermarket software for the (Discontinued) line of Pebble smartwatchs.
- Rebble Foundation : rebble is going non-profit!
- RePebble : The original founder of Pebble has announced that he and his team are going to develop a new Pebble compatible smartwatch with the same functionality (plus new features) that are compatible with the old apps and watchfaces.
- PebbleOS : Google acquired fitbit which had previously acquired pebble. Google released the source code for PebbleOS, so this will be used for rebble.io and the new RePebble!
- Francine : A fancy Linux console login replacement that doesn't seem to work. :(
- knock : a port knocking client/server which works fine with ufw.. No iptables comamnds necessary. security through obscurity, YAY!
- Knock on Ports : a port knocking client for android, Also available on F-droid and the source is available on github.
- libpam-google-authenticator The official Google authenticator PAM module. 2fa for your Linux login.
- Connecting a physical DEC VT420 to Linux. This was very helpful connecting a vt510 to a Raspberry Pi 5.
- Wyze Bridge : A Docker container that provides various video streams for Wyze brand security cameras. Useful for..
- Home Assistant : Open source software for home automation.
- GNU Screen : The only terminal multiplexer.
- GNU Nano : a fork of Pico, the editor in the email client, Pine, with additional features.
- Avahi : An implementation of the mDNS/DNS-SD protocol suite like the Apple-branded "Bonjour" and "Zeroconf". It facilitates service discovery on a local network and provides simple hostname resolution to their respective IP addresses.
- Uncomplicated Firewall (ufw) : A simple frontend for iptables.
- rtl_433 : A generic data receiver, mainly for the 433.92 MHz, 868 MHz (SRD, 315 MHz, 345 MHz, and 915 MHz ISM bands. With a RTLSDR dongle, the temperature and humidity can be harvested from an Acurite weather station
- raspotify : a headless spotify connect client that mostly just works. Originally designed for use on a Raspberry Pi but can run on other architectures.
- Hifiberry : A company that makes HIFI audio HATs for the Raspberry Pi.
- Sleep as Android : Not Open source but still a great sleep tracking app with support for many wearables (pebble) and integrations.
- VT100.net : Interesting information about terminals.
- Nest audio : Command smart things to do smart things. Supposedly will eventually have Gemini..
By default, this document is rooted in the default index.html file that comes with apache2.
This index was edited on a vt510 connected to a Raspberry Pi 5.
Apache is running on a Raspberry pi 4 with a tunnel and DNS provided by Cloudflare.
SSL Certificate provided by The Electronic Frontier Foundation's Certbot
pi@tEHgibs0n:/var/log/feedback $ cat PROBLEMS.log >> /dev/null Thanks for all the fish, Brandon.