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      <title>Recreating Proxmox Ve Xtermjs in Go</title>
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      <description>Part of a hobby of mine is running a home lab and using on Proxmox VE to do the virtualization. Since I work in the space I&amp;rsquo;m slowly trying to build tooling around Proxmox that will let me use the home lab full time for work. Usually my work involves building Kubernetes management tooling, you can imagine waiting for public cloud APIs all day can take away hours of your day at cost to your employer for both your time and the compute resources.</description>
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      <title>Practical Cue Example, Produce YAML Config from Go Types</title>
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      <description>I recently had to spend some time to learn Cue and felt the examples/tutorials were a bit lacking and the paradigm shift to the entire language sort of messed with my head and some things Cue does were a bit foreign to me. To get started, note that the two places I spent all of my time to get this information came from their main docs and a community Cuetorials site.</description>
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      <title>Free Blog Hosting Using Hugo &#43; Github Pages</title>
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      <description>Since I just rode this merry-go-round here is a quick overview of how you can achieve a professional looking personal blog with custom DNS with minimal effort at no cost and completely run out of a single Github Repository.
Prerequisites You&amp;rsquo;ll need to do your own homework on how to use Hugo and you should have a Github account and have a decent understanding of using git and getting changes committed and pushed to a repo.</description>
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      <title>Introduction</title>
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      <description>Getting a blog up and running to get some of the thoughts out of my head and into a markdown file. For reference on who I am please check out the about section and stay tuned for more content related to what it is I do everyday.</description>
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      <title>About the Blogger</title>
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      <description>Originally born and raised in the Midwest, Luther moved to the expansive deserts of the American Southwest after receiving a Bachelor of the Arts in Computer Science from Gustavus Adolphus College in Southern Minnesota. After moving to Arizona, Luther spent his career building web APIs and utilities for various industries in PHP and NodeJS before migrating to Open Source DevOps tooling using Containers and Virtualization.
Luther is an Open Source developer mostly writing Go and working in the Kubernetes space by way of his employer SUSE and their Multi-Cluster Management tool Rancher.</description>
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