The project is organized as follows

• bashing_around.md: Notes about bash/zsh commands and scripting.
• data_recovery.md: I'll update this on those rare occasions I have to do data recovery because I'm an idiot that `rm -rf`'d the wrong dir and my aliases didn't work or aren't used
• extras/iOS_daemons.md
• ffmpeg.md: Can anyone remember ffmpeg?
• fun.md: Random fun stuff like Star Wars in the cli
• ghostty.md: some notes about ghostty, tbh there isn't much here
• git.md: Some helpful git information, such as decreasing repo size
• gpg.md: GPG is a bit confusing
• latex.md: More esoteric latex stuff like finding docs and some resources
• linux.md: Notes about the linux operating system. Things like systemd, cuda drivers, and all that fun stuff
• networking.md: Some stuff on network commands. Like how to debug, fail2ban, etc
• nvidia.md: Notes about dealing with nvidia drivers on linux. Some stuff may also be in the linux notes, so check both.
• osx.md: Don't let Apple stop you from being a power user!
• phones.md: Note about things to do with phones. Recycle them, make servers, scripting (Android and iPhone)
• python.md: Mostly empty but maybe some things I forget about ipython configs, envs, or some command/trick I want to remember
• random_commands.md: Some random commands to remember that don't cleanly fit elsewhere
• research_tricks.md: Small tricks that make life a little easier
• systemd.md: Systemd can be touch to learn
• tailscale.md: Tailscale is actually useful and fun
• thunderbird.md: Even your email needs configuration. Apple, why no filters?!
• vim.md: Actually write down those cool vim commands so you can remember them next time -__-
• website.md: Setting up website with github pages, integrating with cloudflare (https), and getting email forwarding

Here's some useful docs:

0cjs's System Engineering Notes:

Has some nice info on a bunch of stuff. It is simple, but quite extensive!

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