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-* Meta :@Meta:
+* Refile
-** TODO Focus intentionally
+** Focus intentionally
-:PROPERTIES:
+
-:EXPORT_FILE_NAME: focus-intentionally
-:EXPORT_HUGO_CUSTOM_FRONT_MATTER: :toc true
-:END:
 I am too easily distracted. Sitting at my desk on an average day, I have movies,
 TV shows, and YouTube videos, about a million different chat applications, my
 email client, Steam, and a web browser with yet more chat apps plus social media
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 *** References
 - [[https://www.artofmanliness.com/character/behavior/monotasking-podcast/][The Art of Manliness: Become a Focused Monotasker]]
 - [[https://www.artofmanliness.com/character/habits/podcast-581-the-tiny-habits-that-change-everything/][The Art of Manliness: The Tiny Habits That Change Everything]]
-** TODO Email can be pleasant, but like all good things, it takes work
+* Meta                                                                :@Meta:
-:PROPERTIES:
-:EXPORT_FILE_NAME: email-can-be-pleasant-but-like-all-good-things-it-takes-work
-:EXPORT_HUGO_CUSTOM_FRONT_MATTER: :toc true
-:END:
 * Technology                                                    :@Technology:
 ** DONE (Ab)using mesh networks for easy remote support :Mesh__networking:Open__source:Remote__support:
 CLOSED: [2021-11-01 Mon 02:51]
@@ -588,75 +581,6 @@ Exactly how you do /that/ is */definitely/* beyond the scope of this post :P
 If you set any of this up, I would be interested to hear how it goes! As
 stated earlier, my contact information is at the bottom of the site's
 home page :)
-** TODO FreeBSD quirks on the Framework laptop :FreeBSD:Framework:
-:PROPERTIES:
-:EXPORT_FILE_NAME: freebsd-quirks-on-the-framework-laptop
-:EXPORT_HUGO_CUSTOM_FRONT_MATTER: :toc true
-:END:
-This is primarily intended for people new to FreeBSD. If you're already familiar
-with it, [[https://wiki.freebsd.org/Laptops/Framework_Laptop][the wiki page]] will probably tell you everything you need. I had no idea
-what I was doing so I had no idea what I was looking for! I had been beating my
-head against a wall for about three hours before I decided to join ~#freebsd~ on
-[[https://libera.chat/][Libera.Chat]]; the people there were friendly, helpful, and gave me tons of great
-advice. I highly recommend popping in if you have any issues!
-
-*** The Handbook
-Open [[https://docs.freebsd.org/en/books/handbook/][the handbook.]] Follow [[https://docs.freebsd.org/en/books/handbook/][the handbook.]] Read [[https://docs.freebsd.org/en/books/handbook/][the whole handbook.]] The developers
-spend a /lot/ of time making sure it's the best resource available for learning
-FreeBSD. In most cases, it will have an answer for any question related to
-FreeBSD.
-
-That said, the Framework laptop is so new that it's not fully supported by the
-current stable release, so for now, we'll need to diverge a bit. This guide is
-really only applicable until the release of FreeBSD 13.1 and until ~drm-kmod~ hits
-version 5.5+. Once those two criteria are met, following the handbook should be
-entirely sufficient!
-
-*** The Source
-In section 2.5.3 of the handbook/installer, make sure you tick the ~src~ box to
-download the FreeBSD source code. It'll be necessary for building our graphics
-drivers later on.
-
-*** The Graphics
-This is where things are less-than-ideal at the moment. /Usually/, installing
-[[https://cgit.freebsd.org/ports/tree/graphics/drm-kmod][graphics/drm-kmod]] would be sufficient, but the version in both FreeBSD's package
-repos and in the ports tree is too old. At the time of writing, it's compatible
-with Linux kernel 5.4 while the Framework's drivers are in Linux kernel 5.5+.
-We'll need to clone the /sources/ for ~graphics/drm-kmod~, check out a more recent
-branch, build the drivers, and use those instead.
-
-I'm not 100% certain whether the first step here is necessary but I don't feel
-like reinstalling to check.
-
-1. Install ~graphics/drm-kmod~ with ~pkg install drm-kmod~
-2. Install ~devel/git~ with ~pkg install git~
-3. Clone ~drm-kmod~'s source with
-   #+BEGIN_SRC bash
-git clone https://github.com/freebsd/drm-kmod
-   #+END_SRC
-4. Check out the ~5.7-stable~ branch with
-   #+BEGIN_SRC bash
-git checkout -b 5.7-stable --track remotes/origin/5.7-stable
-   #+END_SRC
-5. Build the package with ~make~
-6. Uninstall ~drm-kmod~ and all of its dependencies with ~pkg remove drm-kmod~
-   followed by ~pkg autoremove~
-7. Install the more up-to-date drivers with ~make install~
-8. Make sure the module works as expected with ~kldload /boot/modules/i915kms.ko~
-9. If you suddenly see grey in your terminal, it works! Go ahead and add it to
-   your boot config by appending the following line to ~/etc/rc.conf~
-  #+BEGIN_SRC text
-kld_load="/boot/modules/i915kms.ko"
-  #+END_SRC
-10. Reboot and you should be able to start Xorg as the handbook describes!
-
-Again all of this information is available on [[https://wiki.freebsd.org/Laptops/Framework_Laptop][the FreeBSD wiki page for the
-Framework laptop.]] The ~Graphics~ row in section 2 says /requires DRM-KMOD 5.5 or
-higher. Fails to initialize with DRM-KMOD 5.4./ That's in reference to the
-package we just built and installed.
-
-Hope this helps!
-
 ** TODO A perfect email setup (for me) :Email:Workflow:
 :PROPERTIES:
 :EXPORT_FILE_NAME: a-perfect-email-setup-for-me

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   description: Blog of a pseudonymous netizen
   gitUrl: "https://git.nixnet.services/Amolith/secluded/commit/"
   contact:
+    fediverse: https://nixnet.social/amolith
     email: amolith@secluded.site
 
     # Visit http://gnuterrypratchett.com for explanation
     # List names as an array
     clacks:
+      - Lloyd Barlowe
       - Trabajo Taco
 
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 ## Welcome!
 
-My online pseudonym is Amolith. However, if we end up meeting in person, I would
+My online pseudonym is Amolith. However, if we end up meeting in person,
-be happy to introduce myself as myself. I am a musician, developer, sysadmin,
+I would be happy to introduce myself as myself. I am a dedicated Linux
-co-host of the [Linux Lads](https://linuxlads.com), small business owner, and
+user, musician, sysadmin, and founder of
-founder of not-for-profit [NixNet.](https://nixnet.services) At the moment, I’m
+[NixNet.](https://nixnet.services) At the moment, I’m a university
-also a university student studying Computer Science. If you're interested in a
+student studying Computer Science with plans of becoming a systems
-podcast on personal privacy and security through open source software, keep an
+architect in the future. I don’t have much time to play music so it’s
-eye on [Redacted.Life](https://redacted.life) for a podcast [Jake
+(mostly) an “in my room when I have a few minutes” thing. I also host a
-Bauer](https://paritybit.ca) and I are working on. We're hoping to release the
+(work-in-progress) podcast called [Redacted
-first episode in the beginning of 2023.
+Life;](https://redacted.life) the subject is Linux and libre software
+with a hard spin on personal privacy and security. Nothing has been
+recorded yet but it's in progress.
 
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