note-taking

i’ve used obsidian for a while now. i have three vaults, though (most of) the notes featured on this site are from my personal vault. my other vaults are for my computer configurations/private notes and my creative writing.

the plugins i use (same list for each vault):

static site generator (SSG)

powered by quartz :)

customization

the color scheme is pulled from catppuccin latte, only slightly modified. the accent color is #9092f7.

fonts used are JetBrains Mono (headers, code blocks) and overlock (body).

hosting

same as my personal site eunoia, so i’ll paste from there:

a dell optiplex 780, repurposed as a server in my house. it’s fucking terrible and old and is really starting to cause problems because of its age. i’ll be upgrading it uhh… soon.

caddy serves this site, and also every other site that i self host. it’s kickass.

deployment

after a commit is pushed to the site’s git repo, a sourcehut CI build is triggered. this is done with the .build.yml file at the root of the repo.

in short, the YAML build file instructs the build machine to spin up a NixOS image. this OS was chosen because of issues with alpine & debian, and my unfamiliarity with the other sourcehut-provided OS images led me to pick NixOS as the next best thing as i work with it at fujocoded. after that, all it does is simply install the site dependencies, build the site, then SSH into my server (through an SSH tunnel) to rsync the files over.

privacy notice

this site collects privacy-conscious analytics through tinylytics. the only information i see are hit counts, pages visited, and the originating countries of visitors, all anonymized without the ability to examine certain visitors. i like analytics mostly to see the level of attention my site gets, and am in no way interested in collecting your data or doing anything with it.