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==About This Wiki==
==About This Wiki==
This is Leo's personal Wiki. It's a place where I document things I'm using, working on, or trying to learn. As you might be aware already, the content is heavy on technical computer stuff from the lens of a systems operator with some random bits sprinkled here and there.
This is Leo's personal Wiki. It's a place where I document things I'm using, working on, or trying to learn. As you might be aware already, the content is heavy on technical computer stuff from the lens of a systems operator with some random bits sprinkled here and there.
== Notes on this Wiki ==
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==Other Links of Interest==
==Other Links of Interest==
*[[PuTTY]] - A fork of PuTTY that has some features of PuTTY Tray
*[[PuTTY]] - A fork of PuTTY that has some features of PuTTY Tray
*[https://steamr.com/ IP Lookup API]
*[https://steamr.com/ IP Lookup API]


Other people's wikis and blogs that might be useful in no particular order:
Other people's wikis and blogs that might be useful in no particular order:
*Wiki heavy on systems stuff - https://trent.utfs.org/wiki/Main_Page
*Wiki heavy on systems stuff - https://trent.utfs.org/wiki/Main_Page
*Chris Edward's notes on various things - http://xed.ch/help/
*Chris Edward's notes on various things - http://xed.ch/help/

Revision as of 02:52, 15 June 2020

Welcome to Leo's Notes

A collection of random notes on various topics.
This is mostly for my own personal use, but if you see a flagrant error (which isn't entirely impossible!) let me know.

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System Administration

Various notes mostly involving Linux and its utilities.

Tinkering

Random topics on tinkering with hardware, Arduinos, ESP8266, etc.

Hardware Benchmarks

Check out UnixBench benchmark results on various workstations and servers.

About This Wiki

This is Leo's personal Wiki. It's a place where I document things I'm using, working on, or trying to learn. As you might be aware already, the content is heavy on technical computer stuff from the lens of a systems operator with some random bits sprinkled here and there.

Notes on this Wiki

Other Links of Interest

Other people's wikis and blogs that might be useful in no particular order: