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I wanted a way to see at a glance if I had caught any bad actors with my fail2ban filters

The servers are running, but what are people looking at and what are the bad people doing?

I'm on holiday this week so I needed a project...

I've had this computer for about 10 years. It was good when I got it.

Over the past few weeks I've been rebuilding few things, and I haven't finished yet. But I realised that I had to do my usual thing of documenting what ...

A cheat sheet I was sent by a friend in work, I just needed some place to keep it.

This post provides a step-by-step guide on how to host a .NET Core API on Linux using the Hestia control panel.

Docker is an open-source platform that allows developers to build, package, and run applications in containers, providing an efficient and consistent wa...

Keeping all the config data and the actual stored data away from the main OS drive makes for a headache free upgrade path when you accidentally kill you...

Once you've installed the Operating System on your laptop we need to secure it so it's not so easy for someone to get into your data.

For the past few weekends, I've been working on a series of posts based on my attempts to build a homelab, while also focusing on staying alive and enri...

I'm going to show you how to install Ubuntu Server on your old laptop that's been collecting dust in your closet. Why? Well, for starters, you can use i...

I finally got around to finishing March's contribution to my One Game a Month 2022 challenge Monotris is a copy of the classic Tetris.

When you're just starting out with MonoGame programming on Linux it can be quite daunting especially if you've only ever used Visual Studio to create yo...

Getting set up with Mono Game is as easy as running a script thanks to [Kwyrky](https://github

This month's contribution to my One Game a Month 2022 challenge is MonoMine a quick copy of the windows classic

In 2022 I'm challenging myself to produce One Game A Month

Most Debian based Linux users will just tell you > It's simple just type 'sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade' But at some point you...