I washed my Yubikey twice by accident. Here’s how I saved it both times.| The Tymscar Blog
Photogrammetry has held my interest for a very long time. After all, my profile picture, almost everywhere, is a LiDAR scan of my head that I accomplished with the FaceID of an old iPhone about five years ago. Recently, I stumbled upon a new paper about something called Gaussian Splatting. This topic is fascinating because, instead of creating a 3D mesh, it more closely resembles a point cloud that is expanded and shaped in such a way that it looks highly realistic.| Posts on The Tymscar Blog
How I deploy private GitHub projects to local self-hosted servers (CI/CD) I have a lot of experience with massive CI/CD pipelines that deploy private code to public servers. I’ve also worked with pipelines that deploy public repositories to private servers, such as my homelab. However, I never experimented with a pipeline that takes a private GitHub repo, builds it, and deploys it to a server on the LAN. That’s precisely what I needed for a project I’m currently working on that isn’t ...| Posts on The Tymscar Blog
EDIT: I have raised a PR to fix this upstream and got it merged, so you don’t have to follow the guide anymore, you can just use the package on nixpkgs unstable for the time being and later on in the future, a stable branch. For the past year or so I have been very interested in NixOS and Nix in general. I have set it up as my main OS on my desktop, I have used it on remote VPS instances, and I have used it for local projects as well in the shape of nix environments.| Posts on The Tymscar Blog
Exploring the fascinating world of simulating soapy water using Rust and WASM| The Tymscar Blog