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So I run a CCTV system based on the excellent open source Zoneminder, running on a pretty entry level ex-lease PC I bought from PBTech.

So in a few of my posts I’ve mentioned Let’s Encrypt as a method of getting SSL Certificates for free.
In this post I’ll explain how I set up Nginx to use Let’s Encrypt SSL certs.

So in a litte while Google Chrome is going to enable DNS over HTTPs, and Firefox has already enabled it, by default!
So I think to myself “myself, do you want cloudflare watching all your DNS queries?” - nope is the the answer!
Right, so I’ll build my own DNS over HTTPs (DoH) server.

Golang, or just simply Go is an open source programming language that makes it easy to build simple, reliable, and efficient software.
This is way easier than you think !!

In this little snippet / howto I’m going to show how I got a regular Logitech webcam streaming over the internet.

So I do a bit of web development, and of course have developed all 3 my own sites numerous times. I’m currently using Jekyll for my own sites (TerminalAddict.com, Loudas.com, and Paulwillard.nz), you can read about it here: Jekyll Getting Started.
I want to talk about validation.

So I’ve run a blog for years, since 2006. Sometimes I blog about personal adventures, sometimes I share coding and sys admin things, sometimes I just talk rubbish. So this thing has been on my mind for a while Comments

So my web development has taken an interesting path, not that different to some others.
I start back in 1907 doing hand coded html, then moved to hand coded php, then dreamweaver, then CMS.
Eventually making it to Wordpress then back to PHP, and now to Jekyll

I pretty frequently install debian. There is always some sort of development going on that needs me to fire up a new install.
I wrote a script to update my Debian Netboot directory etc.

I use Mikrotik routers a lot! I work for a WISP and there are a lot of Mikrotik devices.