This is the 04 installment in my 'Monthlog' - a public list of blog posts, announcements, videos, podcasts, software and libraries that catch my attention each month. I hope that regular readers will skim through the listings and find one, or multiple, th…
Continue Reading →Happy New Year! This is the 03 installment in my 'Monthlog' - a public list of blog posts, announcements, software, libraries, videos and podcasts that catch my attention each month. I hope that regular readers will skim through the listings and find one,…
Continue Reading →This is the 02 installment in my 'Monthlog' - a public list of blog posts, announcements, software, libraries, videos and podcasts that catch my attention each month. I hope that regular readers will skim through the listings and find one, or multiple, th…
Continue Reading →This is the 01 installment in my 'Monthlog' - a public list of blog posts, announcements, software, libraries, videos and podcasts that catch my attention each month. I hope that regular readers will skim through the listings and find one, or multiple, th…
Continue Reading →Earl is a free open-source MIT licensed finance tool currently in development. Inspired by projects including Ledger, the objective of Earl is to track personal assets, expenses, income, and capital gains across a variety of accounts. In this first devlog…
Continue Reading →NOTE: Some details outlined here are now out of date. I have transitioned to Zola instead of GoHugo. This was a change primarily made out of interest, I have no complaints about GoHugo. The nix and CircleCI build/deploy system remains unchanged. Having es…
Continue Reading →Restic is a powerful CLI based backup tool written in Go that I use regularly across my Darwin laptop and NixOS desktop. The important features of restic are. A variety of storage providers available for your backup 'repositories', Local, AWS S3 conforma…
Continue Reading →Updated 2021/02/02: I have now moved to a new system I'm calling Elemental. Expect an explanation post soon. You can find the Elemental repo at gh:hugoreeves/elemental. This post now serves as an account of how I previously managed my dotfiles with Nix. A…
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