This is my second personal note. As the title suggests, these are my own personal notes (from a personal perspective) used to record some knowledge points I encounter in daily life that need to be noted down. All content will not be explained in detail — only operations are covered. Look things up ...
Mix Space is a modern personal space backend built on a front-end/back-end separation architecture; Shiro is its official companion high-aesthetic front-end theme, built on Next.js, renowned for its minimalist design and smooth animations. When used together, they provide you with a personal blog sy...
RustDesk is an open-source remote desktop software. Unlike traditional commercial software, RustDesk's greatest advantage lies in its support for self-hosted servers. This means you can have complete control over your data, free from the bandwidth bottlenecks and usage limits of public servers, achi...
Seeing my friends all writing their year-end summaries, I decided to look back on my own year too. Though this feels more like reading logs from a corrupted hard drive. Below is an "incident report" organized chronologically. ::: warning The records here are merely fragments from my personal persp...
About two years ago, I wrote a Basic Minecraft Multiplayer and Server Hosting Tutorial. At the end, I mentioned that I would write an advanced tutorial later. Today I'm finally filling in that gap. As server owners know, if you do...
One day while browsing forums, I came across this brand new probe solution. At that time, I was still a "holdout" on Nezha v0, because I felt upgrading to v1 was too troublesome, and the original v1 interface wasn't good-looking. Back then I was using the Nezha v0 backend with [Nezha Theme World Map...
I used to feel that the styles of the main site and Blog were too disconnected. Here are the web snapshots: Main Site Blog So I've been looking for a solution to combine the two, ...
Sometimes, we need to test projects in a Linux server environment, such as websites, containers, and so on. At this point, we need a browser, but Linux servers don't have a desktop environment. Setting aside the fact that some service providers don't support installing desktop systems like Windows,...
This is my first personal note. As the title suggests, these are my own personal notes (from a personal perspective) used to record some knowledge points I encounter in daily life that are worth noting down. I think there's no better place to write than in a blog (actually there's just nowhere el...
Minecraft is a game everyone is familiar with, but this game doesn't come with built-in multiplayer functionality. We need to deploy our own server or use tunneling services to play together. This tutorial will teach you the basics of Minecraft multiplayer, guara...