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This blog is a simple read-only collection of notes from my home lab and self-hosting experiments. Add a new text file to the `blog/` folder with a date/time on the first line, a title on the second line, and the content after a blank line.
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Welcome to the blog
This blog is a simple read-only collection of notes from my home lab and self-hosting experiments. Add a new text file to the `blog/` folder with a date/time on the first line, a title on the second line, and the content after a blank line.
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Attachment test
This post includes a referenced attachment file.
You can download it here: [[file: sample-attachment.txt]]
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This is a sample attachment file used to test blog file linking.
This is a sample attachment file used to test blog file linking.
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2026-07-09 12:00
My Self-Hosted Portfolio Website
Finally got around to building a proper home for my lab. Instead of throwing people a list of subdomains, I now have a clean landing page that actually explains what I'm doing and why it matters.
The site has the essentials: a professional summary, a skills showcase (with a dedicated photography card because that's a big part of my life), a gallery that loads from a manifest and supports fullscreen modal viewing, a server snapshot, and a simple contact block. I kept the design consistent with a red theme and made sure everything loads fast without unnecessary bloat.
The deployment is fully automated too. A script pulls the latest repo changes, regenerates manifests, and pushes everything to /var/www/html. I set up a systemd timer to run it every twelve hours, so the site stays fresh without me lifting a finger. The blog runs off plain text files and sorts posts newest-first, which is exactly the kind of simplicity I love about self-hosting.
This post includes a referenced attachment file just to demonstrate the system. You can download it here: [[file: example-attachment.txt]]