Category: Learning

• Automount a Drive in Linux

  Do you have a spare external hard drive? Do you have a working computer? A spare thumb-drive even? I’m willing to bet you have at least one of these things. And with that being said, you are likely able to set up a static mount point. Why? Mounting a drive upon booting up would be…

  Grey l

  June 4, 2022

  Computer Upgrades, Homelab, Learning, linux, Raspberry Pi

  boot, computers, Homelab, linux, raspberrypi, server, storage, tech, usb

• Mullvad VPN: A Review on Privacy

  What is a VPN? A Virtual Private Network is an encrypted tunnel that is established between a client (like your computer) and a server (usually hosted remotely) that all traffic passes through, so any hosts on the same network cannot view the encrypted traffic. This in turn makes your traffic origin appear to be the…

  Grey l

  June 3, 2022

  Homelab, Learning, linux

  computers, encrypted, linux, mullvad, tech, ubuntu, vpn

• Booting With Ventoy

  We have all been there. After discovering the variety of Linux Distributions that are out there, we want to try them all. We want to boot each one up individually and see what each desktop experience is like. Distro-hopping is a hell of a drug. Now this brings up quite the conundrum. Do you go…

  Grey l

  May 30, 2022

  Computer Upgrades, Homelab, Learning, linux

  boot, computers, iso, linux, live, server, shell, tech, ubuntu, usb, ventoy