General tidying up before retreat!

content/posts/about-me.md

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 +++
-title = "About me and welcome to my blog. 👋"
+title = "About me. 👋"
 author = ["Zachary Billman"]
 date = 2022-04-03
 draft = false

content/posts/roasting-coffee-at-home/index.md

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 +++
-title = "Roasting coffee at home ☕."
+title = "Roasting coffee at home. ☕"
 author = ["Zachary Billman"]
 date = 2022-07-14
 tags = ["coffee"]

content/posts/zpb-current-selfhosted/index.md

@@ -10,11 +10,11 @@ _N.B.: I hope to add screenshots for each of these eventually. For now, I hope l
 
 1.  [Seafile](https://www.seafile.com/en/home/)
 
-    This is a great tool for managing files. I moved to this from Nextcloud because I am of the philosophy that I would prefer services that do one thing excellently instead of many things well. Nextcloud is an incredible Office365 replacement, but I found myself using a fraction of what it was capable of providing.
+    This is a great tool for managing files. I moved to this from Nextcloud because I am of the philosophy that I would prefer services that do one thing excellently instead of many things well. Nextcloud is an incredible Office365 replacement, but I found myself using a fraction of what it was capable of providing. Enter Seafile. It is cloud file syncing with a robust encryption implementation, just what the doctor ordered.
 
 2.  [Photoprism](https://photoprism.app/)
 
-    Nextcloud's implementation of photo management was a bit clumsy for my tastes, so I began on a hunt for a more feature complete option. I was very lucky to stumble upon Photoprism early on in my self hosting journey. I am a proud supporter of this project. It brings a ton to the table, and doesn't leave me missing Google Photos one bit. It is also actively developed, as of 2022-07-02, there was a recent update that improved scrolling a ton, which was one of my remaining quibbles with it's functionality. Some people complain that it doesn't scale up for libraries of 10,000+ photos, but my 2000 photo library works swimmingly. On my phone, I use the Folder Sync app to automatically send any pictures I take on my phone to the Photoprism imports folder. Within 15 minutes of snapping a photo, it is there on my Photoprism instance. I highly recommend giving it a go.
+    Nextcloud's implementation of photo management was a bit clumsy for my tastes, so I began on a hunt for a more feature complete option. I was very lucky to stumble upon Photoprism early on in my self hosting journey. I am a proud supporter of this project. It brings a ton to the table, and doesn't leave me missing Google Photos one bit. It is also actively developed. For instance, as of 2022-07-02, there was a recent update that improved scrolling a ton, which was one of my remaining quibbles with it's functionality. Some people complain that it doesn't scale up for libraries of 10,000+ photos, but my 2000 photo library works swimmingly. On my phone, I use the Folder Sync app to automatically send any pictures I take on my phone to the Photoprism imports folder. Within 15 minutes of snapping a photo, it is there on my Photoprism instance. I highly recommend giving it a go.
 
 3.  [Mealie](https://mealie.io/)
 
@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ I want to go on the record here and say that I think it is sensible that she doe
     Gitea is a community managed, lightweight code hosting solution written in Go. I use it to manage my data analysis (using privite repos) and even host [the source code for this very website!](https://gitea.zacharybillman.com/zpb/zacharybillman-hugo) Using Gitea has given me the surface level introduction to the behemoth that is git. Fortunately, that is all I need. Once I have removed any senitive data (like passwords, etc.) I will make my docker-compose file public.
 {{% sidenote %}}
 The docker-compose file is where I determine which services I pick to host, and how to configure them to my liking.
-{{% /sidenote %}} Hopefully someone fill find this useful.
+{{% /sidenote %}} Hopefully someone will find this useful.
 
 1.  [Syncthing](https://syncthing.net/)
 
@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ Now org-mode might be the biggest rabbithole of them all, and definitely the top
 
     I keep up to date on the science in my field by subscribing to relevant RSS feeds.
 {{% sidenote %}}
-Yet another topic to write a post about. This really changed the game for my ability to keep on top of the latest research.
+Yet another topic to write a post about. This really changed the game for my ability to keep on top of the latest research. _2022-07-14 Update: post complete! [Check it out here](https://www.zacharybillman.com/posts/rss-feeds-to-find-science-papers/)._
 {{% /sidenote %}} FreshRSS replaced Feedly for me, as I ran up against the number of feeds I could subscribe to on a free account. Also, when self hosting, I can save as many articles as my heart desires (even if I will never look at them again :dizzy_face: ).
 
 1.  [Wallabag](https://wallabag.org/en)
@@ -60,7 +60,11 @@ Yet another topic to write a post about. This really changed the game for my abi
 
     You may have noticed that I have some pretty snazzy comments sections on my site. I initially used Disqus, which you may recognize from a ton of sites around the internet, but didn't like how it would serve ads through my comments section, and provided sign-ins using Google/Facebook/Twitter. I wanted to serve the simplest comments section I could, that still gave me the ability to migrate the comments to wherever I decide to keep my server. Go ahead and use the anonymous comment button, fill in your name, and you are off to the races.
 
-5.  Boring stuff that allows everything else to work!
+5.  [Authelia](https://www.authelia.com/)
+
+    There are a few services I host that I really want to lock down. For these services, Authelia is great. It puts up a "Enter the 6 digit code on your phone" style 2 factor authentication in front of the services I choose. Or, [if you follow the guide here](https://www.smarthomebeginner.com/docker-authelia-tutorial/), you can have it send you a DUO push, just like you are one of the big hitters out there. I feel much more secure with Authelia in front of Adminer, Traefik, and Portainer.
+
+6.  Boring stuff that allows everything else to work!
     -   PostgreSQL database
     -   MariaDB database
     -   Traefik reverse proxy
@@ -68,5 +72,4 @@ Yet another topic to write a post about. This really changed the game for my abi
     -   Portainer for docker container management
     -   Redis in-memory data store
     -   Adminer database management
-    -   Authelia for securing precious services (like the ones in this last section) behind Duo-like 2-factor authentication
     -   traefik-socket-proxy to prevent pesky backdoors to my server!

org/monolith.org

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@
 
 * About me.
 
-** About me and welcome to my blog. 👋
+** About me. 👋
 :PROPERTIES:
 :EXPORT_FILE_NAME: about-me
 :EXPORT_DATE: 2022-04-03
@@ -99,11 +99,11 @@ For those of you wondering [[https://www.zacharybillman.com/posts/zpb-current-se
 
 1. [[https://www.seafile.com/en/home/][Seafile]]
 
-   This is a great tool for managing files. I moved to this from Nextcloud because I am of the philosophy that I would prefer services that do one thing excellently instead of many things well. Nextcloud is an incredible Office365 replacement, but I found myself using a fraction of what it was capable of providing.
+   This is a great tool for managing files. I moved to this from Nextcloud because I am of the philosophy that I would prefer services that do one thing excellently instead of many things well. Nextcloud is an incredible Office365 replacement, but I found myself using a fraction of what it was capable of providing. Enter Seafile. It is cloud file syncing with a robust encryption implementation, just what the doctor ordered.
 
 2. [[https://photoprism.app/][Photoprism]]
 
-   Nextcloud's implementation of photo management was a bit clumsy for my tastes, so I began on a hunt for a more feature complete option. I was very lucky to stumble upon Photoprism early on in my self hosting journey. I am a proud supporter of this project. It brings a ton to the table, and doesn't leave me missing Google Photos one bit. It is also actively developed, as of 2022-07-02, there was a recent update that improved scrolling a ton, which was one of my remaining quibbles with it's functionality. Some people complain that it doesn't scale up for libraries of 10,000+ photos, but my 2000 photo library works swimmingly. On my phone, I use the Folder Sync app to automatically send any pictures I take on my phone to the Photoprism imports folder. Within 15 minutes of snapping a photo, it is there on my Photoprism instance. I highly recommend giving it a go.
+   Nextcloud's implementation of photo management was a bit clumsy for my tastes, so I began on a hunt for a more feature complete option. I was very lucky to stumble upon Photoprism early on in my self hosting journey. I am a proud supporter of this project. It brings a ton to the table, and doesn't leave me missing Google Photos one bit. It is also actively developed. For instance, as of 2022-07-02, there was a recent update that improved scrolling a ton, which was one of my remaining quibbles with it's functionality. Some people complain that it doesn't scale up for libraries of 10,000+ photos, but my 2000 photo library works swimmingly. On my phone, I use the Folder Sync app to automatically send any pictures I take on my phone to the Photoprism imports folder. Within 15 minutes of snapping a photo, it is there on my Photoprism instance. I highly recommend giving it a go.
 
 3.  [[https://mealie.io/][Mealie]]
 
@@ -121,7 +121,7 @@ I want to go on the record here and say that I think it is sensible that she doe
 #+begin_sidenote
 The docker-compose file is where I determine which services I pick to host, and how to configure them to my liking.
 #+end_sidenote
-   Hopefully someone fill find this useful.
+   Hopefully someone will find this useful.
 
 5. [[https://syncthing.net/][Syncthing]]
 
@@ -137,7 +137,7 @@ Now org-mode might be the biggest rabbithole of them all, and definitely the top
    I keep up to date on the science in my field by subscribing to relevant RSS feeds.
 #+header: :trim-pre t :trim-post t
 #+begin_sidenote
-Yet another topic to write a post about. This really changed the game for my ability to keep on top of the latest research.
+Yet another topic to write a post about. This really changed the game for my ability to keep on top of the latest research. /2022-07-14 Update: post complete! [[https://www.zacharybillman.com/posts/rss-feeds-to-find-science-papers/][Check it out here]]./
 #+end_sidenote
    FreshRSS replaced Feedly for me, as I ran up against the number of feeds I could subscribe to on a free account. Also, when self hosting, I can save as many articles as my heart desires (even if I will never look at them again :dizzy_face: ).
 
@@ -155,9 +155,13 @@ Yet another topic to write a post about. This really changed the game for my abi
 
 10. [[https://github.com/souramoo/commentoplusplus][Commento++]]
 
-   You may have noticed that I have some pretty snazzy comments sections on my site. I initially used Disqus, which you may recognize from a ton of sites around the internet, but didn't like how it would serve ads through my comments section, and provided sign-ins using Google/Facebook/Twitter. I wanted to serve the simplest comments section I could, that still gave me the ability to migrate the comments to wherever I decide to keep my server. Go ahead and use the anonymous comment button, fill in your name, and you are off to the races.
+  You may have noticed that I have some pretty snazzy comments sections on my site. I initially used Disqus, which you may recognize from a ton of sites around the internet, but didn't like how it would serve ads through my comments section, and provided sign-ins using Google/Facebook/Twitter. I wanted to serve the simplest comments section I could, that still gave me the ability to migrate the comments to wherever I decide to keep my server. Go ahead and use the anonymous comment button, fill in your name, and you are off to the races.
 
-11. Boring stuff that allows everything else to work!
+11. [[https://www.authelia.com/][Authelia]]
+
+   There are a few services I host that I really want to lock down. For these services, Authelia is great. It puts up a "Enter the 6 digit code on your phone" style 2 factor authentication in front of the services I choose. Or, [[https://www.smarthomebeginner.com/docker-authelia-tutorial/][if you follow the guide here]], you can have it send you a DUO push, just like you are one of the big hitters out there. I feel much more secure with Authelia in front of Adminer, Traefik, and Portainer.
+
+12. Boring stuff that allows everything else to work!
    - PostgreSQL database
    - MariaDB database
    - Traefik reverse proxy
@@ -165,7 +169,6 @@ Yet another topic to write a post about. This really changed the game for my abi
    - Portainer for docker container management
    - Redis in-memory data store
    - Adminer database management
-   - Authelia for securing precious services (like the ones in this last section) behind Duo-like 2-factor authentication
    - traefik-socket-proxy to prevent pesky backdoors to my server!
 
 * Birding :@birding:
@@ -257,7 +260,7 @@ I hope this helps you get your eyeballs on that science you crave. If you have s
 
 * Coffee :@coffee:
 
-** Roasting coffee at home ☕. :coffee:
+** Roasting coffee at home. ☕ :coffee:
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 :EXPORT_HUGO_BUNDLE: roasting-coffee-at-home
 :EXPORT_FILE_NAME: index