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libgedit-amtk and amtk are in conflict
One of my least favorite thing about Arch Linux is the frequency of updates. I get a ton of anxiety when I see the number of packages creep up past 100, but at the same time, I also hate having [...]
Your Steam Deck is connected to a slow charger
Since procuring a Steam Deck, it has continually been my go-to gaming device. While I do the majority of my gaming in handheld mode, I have been dabbling more into playing on the TV. My current rig for big screen [...]
How to enable multilib on Arch Linux
Even with all of the packages available in the Arch User Repository (AUR) it wouldn't be Arch if I didn't run into a scenario where I needed to install something from another repository other than the ones that I had [...]
Error: Cannot find the fakeroot binary on Arch Linux
As you may already be aware, my blog is primarily a chronicle of the issues I've faced and how I've went about solving them. Switching back to Arch Linux from Debian recently, and left me with no shortage of new [...]
The joys of distro hopping
Whelp, it was a good run with Debian (Stable) this year, but the time finally came to switch back over to Arch Linux. A week in, and a backlog of new blog posts to write later, I think I finally [...]
How to fire events on button clicks with OptinMonster
Recently I was asked if we could add a LinkedIn tracking event to a form on a marketing website. Upon closer inspection of the form, turns out, it wasn't something we had direct control over, and was embedded via OptinMonster [...]
Am I AI?
As a matter of form, this blog is a collection of my actual writing. The blog started as a way to improve my writing capabilities by actually taking the time to, you know, write. While I may talk about artificial [...]
How to disable the X-Mailer header with PHPMailer
Sometimes things aren't quite as you'd expect them to be. One such case is when you try to disable the X-Mailer header with the PHPMailer library. The library itself is pretty straight forward, you instantiate the class, and then you [...]
JDownloader error: You added an archive that has several parts
Ran into an interesting problem recently while downloading some stuff off of Archive.org. The problem was a bit of a misnomer, but it took some head scratching for a bit to understand the issue. While using JDownloader, which is a [...]
How to apply security updates on Amazon Linux 2 AMI
Security updates are important and should be applied regularly, even automated if that's an option (it is on Debian, as part of unattended upgrades). Amazon Web Services (AWS) offers their own Linux distribution, that is, and I quote "largely binary [...]