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Transfer BTFS snapshots with netcat
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<div class="subtitle">July 19, 2020 &mdash;
Jesse Harris
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<p>Netcat, the swiss army knife of TCP/IP can be used for many tasks.
Today, I'll breifly demonstrate sending btrfs snapshots between computers
with it's assistance.</p>
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Screen sharing and capture in Wayland on Gentoo
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<div class="subtitle">June 01, 2020 &mdash;
Jesse Harris
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<p>The article shows the tweaks I had to make to my system in order to
be able to share my screen in Zoom, and capture my screen in
OBS under Gnome on Wayland on Gentoo.</p>
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Scrubbing my data - BTRFS
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<div class="subtitle">April 23, 2020 &mdash;
Jesse Harris
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<p>It's no secret I use BTRFS, so I have a fair amount of data stored on this
filesystem. With most popular filesystems you have no way of knowing if your
data is the same read as was originally written. A few modern filesystems
support a function known as scrubbing.</p>
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Defragging files in btrfs - Oneliner
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<div class="subtitle">April 10, 2020 &mdash;
Jesse Harris
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<p>Sometimes, small databasey files get a bit fragmented over time on a COW
filesystem. This touch of shell is a goodone to clean them up every now and
then.</p>
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Lets encrypt kerfuffle
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<div class="subtitle">March 10, 2020 &mdash;
Jesse Harris
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<p>Let's encrypt had a kerfuffle last week by accidentally not checking CAA DNS
records of domains it had requests for.</p>
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