In this post, I’ll be showing you how to run a Linux desktop environment inside of your web browser. The method that I will be showing is similar to Webtop and other similar projects, but the main difference is that you don’t need to have Docker installed, which reduces overhead. Unlike a typical VNC solution,Continue reading “Running a Linux Desktop Environment in Your Web Browser”
Category Archives: Self-Hosting
Installing an *arr Stack on Proxmox
In this post, I’ll be showing you how to install an *arr stack on a Proxmox host. It will contain qBittorrent with a VPN, Sonarr, and Jackett. This particular *arr stack will allow you to download your favorite TV shows and store them in a format that can be viewed by something like Jellyfin, andContinue reading “Installing an *arr Stack on Proxmox”
Using Openweathermap with Grafana and Displaying it on a Raspberry Pi Touchscreen
In this post, I’ll show you how to use the Openweathermap API with Grafana, and how to display it on a nice little touchscreen powered by a Raspberry Pi. Even though I’ll be going over the hardware I’ll be using specifically, you don’t need to be using the same hardware as me. The software setupContinue reading “Using Openweathermap with Grafana and Displaying it on a Raspberry Pi Touchscreen”
Using Cloudflare and Fail2ban with WordPress – Building a WordPress Blog Part 4
Now that you’ve probably followed my last few posts, you should now have a WordPress site that’s ready to be launched. However, the last thing that you need to happen to your freshly built website is some kid with a bit of skills and a Kali VM or another kid’s automated script to take itContinue reading “Using Cloudflare and Fail2ban with WordPress – Building a WordPress Blog Part 4”
My Top Picks for WordPress Plugins (Comments, Security, Email) – Building a WordPress Blog Part 3
After following my previous post, you should now have a fully working WordPress install ready for you to build your own website. When you first tried to build your website, you were probably thinking to yourself something along the lines of, “Man, this WordPress thing doesn’t have a lot of features. It would be niceContinue reading “My Top Picks for WordPress Plugins (Comments, Security, Email) – Building a WordPress Blog Part 3”
Installing WordPress with Nginx, MariaDB, and PHP7.4 (LEMP Stack) on Debian – Building a WordPress Blog Part 2
If you’ve read my previous post and followed along, you should have a working LEMP stack. You’re probably thinking to yourself, now what? Well, today I’ll be showing you what I did with mine, which is installing WordPress. WordPress is an extremely popular CMS (Content Management System) that many of your favorite websites are basedContinue reading “Installing WordPress with Nginx, MariaDB, and PHP7.4 (LEMP Stack) on Debian – Building a WordPress Blog Part 2”
Installing Nginx, MariaDB, and PHP7.4 (LEMP Stack) on Debian – Building a WordPress Blog Part 1
In this blog post I’ll show you how I installed a LEMP stack on Debian 11, but this post should apply to most distros based on Debian. I won’t go too much into detail about what these services do, but in a nutshell, Nginx is a web server, MariaDB is a database, PHP is aContinue reading “Installing Nginx, MariaDB, and PHP7.4 (LEMP Stack) on Debian – Building a WordPress Blog Part 1”