CHANGELOG

This page just keeps track of changes to previously published articles or new published articles. Dates are formatted as DD/MM/YYYY

13/10/2026

New article(s):

• Hosting I2P and TOR websites in a jail using HardenedBSD.

Changes to articles:

• Restructured the FreeBSD desktop article to include a guide for xfce.
• General grammar fixes in some of the older articles: Windows 11 gaming VM, LVM cache. I remember reading an absolute word salad while I was translating these but I cannot find it :(. Whatever, I think everyone that has told me this is right: nobody reads blogs anymore anyways.

Fixed bugs:

• I noticed a small arrow that gave a 404 below my name on mobile, it should be gone now.

Changes to the website:

• Removed the 'tags' tab (Because honestly who cares). I've instead added a new tab for projects, currently it only contains information on my hidden i2p website.
• Removed information regarding unemployment, I'm still unemployed but I think that ship has sailed. I'm starting to come with terms I may be blacklisted. I'm moving the job-begging to a mirror site in spanish I'm working on and will probably be up in November or December.
• Did a few security fixes and changed rules regarding how often the website updates due to constant new vulnerabilities being found via AI, we shall see how long it takes before it breaks lol.

14/09/2026

New article(s):

• Making a virtual firewall using Qemu hooks to pass-through physical ethernet interfaces.

Changes to articles:

• Added a link to the Windows 11 virtual machine article to the new Qemu hooks article given I had previously stated qemu hooks are bad for graphics devices (I still believe they are) and didn't want to give people the impression that hooks are completely useless.

10/08/2026

New article(s):

• How to do PCI Passthrough via Bhyve manager on Freebsd

Changes to articles:

• Added a desktop installation guide to the FreeBSD Desktop article, this is what I intended to do originally but didn't have footage.
• Changed images in the Windows 11 gaming PCI passthrough and Virtual AI environment articles to replace a few corrupt images of enabling iommu in the BIOS.

Fixed bugs:

• Fixed the logo at the bottom of the articles and in the article regarding virtual AI environments (I think). I have no idea why it's disappearing it looks absolutely fine in the Publii preview, if they goes missing again after publishing the site I'll make a more permanent fix in September.

17/07/2026:

New article(s):

• How to make a 2D svg file into a 3D Mesh

Graphical overhaul:

• Changed the theme to a custom version of mono.
• Added traced vector art to all articles, it was a massive PITA to do but at least I only have to do it once, I intend to use similar vector art for articles going forward as I think it does add a lot of personality to the website.
• Added favicon.

Changes to articles:

• Added donation links to all articles.
• Monero P2Pool mining: Added info on how to setup a TOR node, added an addendum regarding the use of mechanical hard drives. Added an addendum to run the Xmrig CUDA plugin on Linux, I literally couldn't find an example of someone on Linux doing this and the instructions by the Xmrig team are ambiguous as hell but it does still work. Fixed some pointers to get better hashrates and get more shares.
• Pascal GPU AI: Added instructions to run it on a Virtual Machine.
• Coral TPU: Added a photo of the coral TPU units I own.

Looking back some of the articles were rushed (The monero one being a prime example) But I was trying to push the website out the door as I was supposed to have an interview that week, I'll review the articles later when I have time.

Security/Fixes:

• I decided to nuke the whole server, my hosting went into deep maintenence last week (whether it was due to the KVM vulnerability or war I have no idea) and something appears to have broken as I can no longer enable or disable services with systemd as it tries to make calls to SysVinit which is the system that actually handles all the services now, somehow, and is also uninstalled (What?). I have no idea how I managed to upload the website with the back-end broken like this but in any case I have nuked the whole thing and started from 0.
• Added some basic security to deter bots.

99% of the traffic I got since launching the site were malicious bots probing ports and people checking out the website to squat the domain so I'm gonna shift focus to other endeavours and only check the website once a month as I originally intended.

Fixed bugs:

• Fixed a bug where all articles had the date of the second article made for some weird reason by editing the dates of all articles manually.
• Fixed the robots file, the website should pop up on Google every now and then.

29/06/2026

Initial launch