This is a repository for the thoughts, notes, and achievements
of Mr. Jacob Honeyhume. It contains posts on a large variety of
subjects, technical and otherwise.
Occasionally, due to circumstances entirely within my control, I find myself in
an odd situation. Bumping into edge cases, doing things the hard way... for
whatever reason, I seem to have a knack for finding the approach with the most
exotic issues. What follows, is one of these scenarios.
I feel ridiculous having to write any of this down, but leaving anything up for
misinterpretation is dangerous. Each one of these truths should be "self
evident", to borrow a phrase, but the current political climate in the United
States requires each of us to make clear where we stand. So, this is where I
stand.
Backups are important. Money is important. I don't want backups to take up all
my money, and I have several terabytes to back up. So, what's a girl to do?
I've joined the SDF's Mastodon instance for a little federated fun. I'm honestly not entirely sure why, but it felt like it was time... and I had a message to send to someone who had an account. It seemed like a good idea at the time?
When relying on Free/libre software, and the services provided by those
projects, I try not to be a bother. I download distros using torrents, and seed
when I can. So when they released Debian Trixie, I realized I have a lot of
Debian machines to upgrade, and that would require hitting the Debian
repositories an awful lot. Unless...