Author Archives: Jouni Rinne
Mkcert on OpenWrt (MIPS)
Mkcert is a simple, zero-conf tool for making locally-trusted development certificates. It is a very useful helper tool in preventing the browsers from whining about insecure/untrusted connections on LAN-only web interfaces, like those on routers. I’m using an old(ish) Ubiquiti … Continue reading
Happy Cirno⑨ day!
Today is the ⑨th day of the ⑨th month in the year 2022; that means it’s the Cirno day! This is my first figure posting in many years (five, actually). Contrary to my usual style of writing these anime etc. … Continue reading
Delaying the start of a systemd unit at boot
I’m keeping an eye on what’s going on with my servers via remote Gkrellm system monitors. I noticed that on one server the hardware sensors seemed to need a bit more time than normal to initialize on boot, so the … Continue reading
Haru desu yo!!!
Lily White does her best to convince us that “Spring is here!!!”, but looking at the temperature outside, it seems that Cirno has been freezing something else beside her usual frogs…
Tempus fugit
Today is the 10th anniversary of when I started this – way too occasional – WordPress-based blog. The server hardware is on its third version, software is still courtesy of Larry the Cow… er, that is, Gentoo Linux. Ten years. … Continue reading
