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title = "Introducing Crabroll"
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date = 2026-01-15T12:05:05+01:00
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Stow can be found on pretty much every Linux distributions package manager. If for some reason it is not, building from source is... surprisingly easy.
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You can find the source http://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/stow/[here], download `stow-latest.tar.gz`, and decompress it with `tar xvf stow-latest.tar.gz`. cd into the uncompressed folder, and simply run `autoreconf -iv`, `./configure`, and `make`. The binary will be in `./bin/stow` free for you to move it into your `$PATH`.
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You can find the source [here](http://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/stow/), download `stow-latest.tar.gz`, and decompress it with `tar xvf stow-latest.tar.gz`. cd into the uncompressed folder, and simply run `autoreconf -iv`, `./configure`, and `make`. The binary will be in `./bin/stow` free for you to move it into your `$PATH`.
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## Conclusion, or something
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title = "Moving my Homelab to Germany"
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date = 2025-06-23T17:10:32-05:00
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## TODO
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title = "Moving To Germany"
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date = 2024-07-27T17:10:32-05:00
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## TODO
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**Programming Languages**: Rust, Python, Bash, C, Nix
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**Tools**: Git, Yocto linux, LaTeX, Vim, Jenkins
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**Frameworks**: Yocto linux, Zephyr, Embassy, Nixpkgs, Pytest
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**Linux Administration**: NGINX, Apache, Caddy, Docker, NixOS, Proxmox, SystemD
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**Protocols**: MQTT, REST, Embedded comms (SPI, I2C, UART, etc)
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**Tools**: Git, Vim, Jenkins, KiCad
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**Linux Administration**: NGINX, Caddy, Docker, NixOS, Proxmox, SystemD, PostgreSQL
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## Work Experience
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**Embedded Software Engineer**\
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February 2025--Current
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* Developed Linux distributions for an embedded system with Yocto.
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* Implemented package management and remote updates for Yocto Linux system.
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* Implemented smart switching between Wifi and LTE in Linux system.
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* Developed a Zephyr RTOS based IOT device for tracking of patient conditions.
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* Implemented StrongSwan IOT vpn to allow remote access of devices in the field
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* Implemented a Python based HIL testing system to test both Yocto and Zephyr based systems.
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Have contributed patches, both large and small, to open source projects including Python, Nixpkgs, and Kata Containers.
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### 3D printing hobbyist
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### 3D printer hobbyist
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**Build and operate various 3d printers**\
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2021--present
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### Custom Keyboards
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**Building and soldering custom keyboards**
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**Building and soldering custom keyboards**\
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2023--present
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Build custom split keyboards with a focus on ergonomics and portability.
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