Author Archives: Jure Sah

Hey all, One of my freetime interests is in pipes. When I was a kid, like maybe 5, my father was an engineer working on the country’s nuclear power plant. This had to do with a lot of printing and so where’s other 5 year olds were colouring pictures of animals, I was colouring cooling […]

Hi, Imapsync, as you may know, is a tool for copying / transferring / backing up email accounts between two IMAP servers. I found it interesting that while there are some blogs out there that claim to contain the instructions how to set this up, none of them are actually correct. The original author of […]

Hi, Artificial Intelligence has been one of those promising things that people have been talking about for some time. I always somehow screw up the serious tone of my English tech blogs by dwelling too deep on some AI-related topic. The truth is, AI has been an interest of mine for a long time (those […]

Hi, So the time has come around again where the Internet has reminded me of the Key Lime Pie Internet Mystery. You’ve likely found it on Reddit. It relates to a phenomena of SPAM comments on the Internet, on random websites, seemingly about key lime pie (pictured), sentences eventually devolving into pornographic proportions of nonsense. […]

Hi, As you know (or maybe you don’t? Who knows how you got here) I’ve made an operating system kernel from scratch a while ago. Now the date of the page is right, the thing was put together in 2008, but then wasn’t touched again after 2013. The reason why this happened is because I […]

Hello everyone, So sometime in 2016 I’ve decided to migrate my tech blog to somewhere self-hosted but I never got around to it. Typically I would code my site myself, however this time around I don’t feel like spending all the time and tinkering needed to set it up. I just want this over with, […]

Hi, This post was made on my old blog back in 2015, however I figured I’d migrate it since it was the only post to ever be looked up by other people using a search engine. — Hello, So, the promissed blog entry on setting up OpenWRT on a router with insufficient flash. I had […]