content/posts/2020-03-09-creating-an-open-source-nas.md

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 title: Creating an open source NAS
 description: My process for building an open source NAS with a powerful single board computer and a couple of large HDDs
-tags: 
-- Sysadmin
-- NAS
-- Backups
+tags: Sysadmin NAS Backups
 date: 2020-03-09 23:43 -0400
 cover: /assets/posts/disk.png
 draft: true

content/posts/hey-a-new-take-on-email.md

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-title: "HEY: a new take on email"
-summary: "Gmail, Outlook, and spammers have ruined email for everyone. HEY fixes it."
-date: 2023-06-24T16:50:20-04:00
-draft: true
-rss_only: true
-cover: ./cover.png
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content/posts/lxd-containers-for-human-beings.md

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-title: "LXD: Containers for Human Beings"
-subtitle: "Docker's great and all, but I prefer the workflow of interacting with VMs"
-date: 2023-06-14T10:50:41-04:00
-categories:
-- Technology
-tags:
-- Sysadmin
-- Containers
-- VMs
-- Docker
-- LXD
-draft: true
-rss_only: false
-cover: ./cover.png
----
-
-This is a blog-post-version of a talk I presented at both Ubuntu Summit 2022 and
-SouthEast LinuxFest 2023. The first was not recorded, but the second was and is
-on [SELF's PeerTube instance.][selfpeertube] I apologise for the terrible, but
-there's unfortunately nothing I can do about that.
-
-[selfpeertube]: https://peertube.linuxrocks.online/w/hjiTPHVwGz4hy9n3cUL1mq?start=1m
-
-## The benefits of VMs and containers
-
-- **Isolation:** we don't want an attacker to get into our webserver and be able
-  to gain access to our email server
-- **Flexibility:** <abbr title="Virtual Machines">VMs</abbr> and containers only
-  use the resources they've been given
-- **Portability:** once set up and configured, VMs and containers can mostly be
-  treated as black boxes; as long as the surrounding environment is similar to
-  the previous in terms of communication, they can just be picked up and dropped
-  on bare metal servers as necessary.
-- **Density:**
-- **Cleanliness:**