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## 💪 Health
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This month I've been active outdoors and went bouldering alot! I actually went bouldering outside for my first time, it was so fun!! There was a huge field of stones in the woods near Åsebø, called [Perleveggen](https://buldring.bergen-klatreklubb.no/sector/3526). The boulder was named [***Time for a haircut***](https://buldring.bergen-klatreklubb.no/problem/16336) and it was a 6A! It took some tries and I must say, bouldering outside is something else lol.
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This month I've been active outdoors and went bouldering alot! I actually went bouldering outside for my first time, it was so fun!! There was a huge field of stones in the woods near Åsebø, called [Perleveggen](https://buldring.bergen-klatreklubb.no/sector/3526). The boulder was named [*Time for a haircut*](https://buldring.bergen-klatreklubb.no/problem/16336) and it was a 6A! It took some tries and I must say, bouldering outside is something else lol.
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## 👨💻 Technology
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Some weeks ago I created [**my public wishlist**](/wish) under the slash-page `/wishlist`. After some time showed [**Tim Hårek**](https://timharek.no/) me the repo [**Awesome Website Paths**](https://github.com/jameschensmith/awesome-website-paths), which contained a list of common URL paths. Here, I saw that people used `/wish` for their public wishlist as a standard, so I switched.
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Some weeks ago I created [my public wishlist](/wish) under the slash-page `/wishlist`. After some time showed [Tim Hårek](https://timharek.no/) me the repo [Awesome Website Paths](https://github.com/jameschensmith/awesome-website-paths), which contained a list of common URL paths. Here, I saw that people used `/wish` for their public wishlist as a standard, so I switched.
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At first I wanted this post to be about me introducing two new slash-pages that I think should be standardized on the Indie Web. These two were:
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But, then I thought instead of two new slash-pages for logging your entertainment, we could just introduce one main slash-page which shows all the stuff a person wants to log on their website.
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So I introduce the new slash-page `/logs` - which shows what the person is logging on their website. This could be like the entertainment-related topics metioned above, or you can further expand on it and have pages for all your runs, like [**James Van Dyne**](https://jamesvandyne.com/runs/), or your moonboard sends, like [**I do**](/logs/moonboard).
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So I introduce the new slash-page `/logs` - which shows what the person is logging on their website. This could be like the entertainment-related topics metioned above, or you can further expand on it and have pages for all your runs, like [James Van Dyne](https://jamesvandyne.com/runs/), or your moonboard sends, like [I do](/logs/moonboard).
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During the summer of 2022 I got hooked on watching YouTube videos about modding retro consoles, all from the GameBoy Color to the Nintendo Wii. It was like injecting pure dopamine in to my brain one video at a time lmao.
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But one video, by [**Macho Nacho Productions**](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqnrEpcaans), really stood out to me. Basically he made a "Super" GameBoy Color, where he crammed like 4 mods into it. I immediately wanted to try something like it myself, so I took my dusty, old, purple GameBoy Color with me back to Bergen, where I study.
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But one video, by [Macho Nacho Productions](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqnrEpcaans), really stood out to me. Basically he made a "Super" GameBoy Color, where he crammed like 4 mods into it. I immediately wanted to try something like it myself, so I took my dusty, old, purple GameBoy Color with me back to Bergen, where I study.
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### Products
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As soon as I got to Bergen I ordered a GameBoy Color 2.0 Q5 IPS Laminated Backlight Kit, a white GameBoy Color 2.0 Laminated Q5 IPS Ready Shell and some purple buttons/pads from [**FunnyPlaying**](https://retrogamerepairshop.com/), and waited excitedly for them to arrive..
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As soon as I got to Bergen I ordered a GameBoy Color 2.0 Q5 IPS Laminated Backlight Kit, a white GameBoy Color 2.0 Laminated Q5 IPS Ready Shell and some purple buttons/pads from [FunnyPlaying](https://retrogamerepairshop.com/), and waited excitedly for them to arrive..
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### Modding process
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In my post about the [**the cozy corners of cyberspace**](the-cozy-corners-of-cyberspace/), I mentioned how I'd gotten more and more fascinated by the lesser-known realms of the interwebs, also called the ‘small web’.
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In my post about the [the cozy corners of cyberspace](the-cozy-corners-of-cyberspace/), I mentioned how I'd gotten more and more fascinated by the lesser-known realms of the interwebs, also called the ‘small web’.
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By exploring more around the topic, I found something called ***webrings***, which are collections of websites linked together in a circular structure, and usually organized around a specific theme! 🌐
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Upon finding more and more of them, on pages like [**forveverliketh.is**](https://foreverliketh.is/) that showcases a lot of them, I found out there wasn't any particular webrings with a One Piece theme. Well, since I'm a huge fan of the anime and had some spare time, I decided why not create a webring for this? It would also be a great opportunity to test out a framework I hadn't used before, like Vue/Nuxt. 👨💻
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Upon finding more and more of them, on pages like [forveverliketh.is](https://foreverliketh.is/) that showcases a lot of them, I found out there wasn't any particular webrings with a One Piece theme. Well, since I'm a huge fan of the anime and had some spare time, I decided why not create a webring for this? It would also be a great opportunity to test out a framework I hadn't used before, like Vue/Nuxt. 👨💻
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Thus, I present [**The Grand Line Webring**](https://webring.kjelsrud.dev)! This is a webring which hopes to inspire One Piece fans to create and maintain their own personal website, as well as get to know other people with the same interest.
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Thus, I present [The Grand Line Webring](https://webring.kjelsrud.dev)! This is a webring which hopes to inspire One Piece fans to create and maintain their own personal website, as well as get to know other people with the same interest.
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You can view the repository [**here**](https://github.com/SindreKjelsrud/onepiece-webring), where all the critera to join are listed in the README. The webring widget to have on your site is, of course, the Going Merry.
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You can view the repository [here](https://github.com/SindreKjelsrud/onepiece-webring), where all the critera to join are listed in the README. The webring widget to have on your site is, of course, the Going Merry.
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If you're interested in joining, submit a pull request and I'll take a look as quickly as I can! If you'd like to introduce some interesting new designs or ideas for the webring, submit an issue and lets discuss it 😅
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## why
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For the past 2-3 years I've wanted to get out of the big social media platforms, due to there being [**a new scandal almost every week**](https://www.dedigitaletuin.nl/facebook-en-meta-schandalen/) about some privacy violations, free speech censoring, and so on. I've become more aware of my personal data the past years since joining [**friByte**](https://fribyte.no), and don't want to have my next decade saved on the servers of big-tech in the same way my last decade was.
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For the past 2-3 years I've wanted to get out of the big social media platforms, due to there being [a new scandal almost every week](https://www.dedigitaletuin.nl/facebook-en-meta-schandalen/) about some privacy violations, free speech censoring, and so on. I've become more aware of my personal data the past years since joining [friByte](https://fribyte.no), and don't want to have my next decade saved on the servers of big-tech in the same way my last decade was.
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Deleting platforms like Twitter/X, Reddit or YouTube wasn't that hard, but when it came to Facebook and Instagram it was more tough. This is because it's so deeply integrated to peoples lives where I'm from, and Facebook Messenger is the main way of communicating.
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But, with recent news about Meta wanting to train AI on our data and [**AI-experts saying they're deleting Facebook**](https://www.tv2.no/nyheter/innenriks/ki-ekspert-na-sletter-jeg-facebook/16732885/), it's been easier getting people to understand my reasoning and want to delete my profile from these platforms.
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But, with recent news about Meta wanting to train AI on our data and [AI-experts saying they're deleting Facebook](https://www.tv2.no/nyheter/innenriks/ki-ekspert-na-sletter-jeg-facebook/16732885/), it's been easier getting people to understand my reasoning and want to delete my profile from these platforms.
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Other reasons besides those mentioned above are for example that I don't want to keep ending up doomscrolling the same old stuff. It's just the fear of missing out making me stay longer. I want to spend my time better; read a book, meet friends, or touch grass lol. Additionally, I don't want to be *the product* anymore; like Jaron Lanier says better in the documentary film about social media, [***"The Social Dilemma"***](https://www.thesocialdilemma.com/):
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Other reasons besides those mentioned above are for example that I don't want to keep ending up doomscrolling the same old stuff. It's just the fear of missing out making me stay longer. I want to spend my time better; read a book, meet friends, or touch grass lol. Additionally, I don't want to be *the product* anymore; like Jaron Lanier says better in the documentary film about social media, [*"The Social Dilemma"*](https://www.thesocialdilemma.com/):
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> *"It's the gradual, slight, imperceptible change in your own behavior and perception that is the product."*
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I wanted to include a "little" paragraph in this section as well about why privacy matters and give a few links to read/watch as well. Starting of there's a ton of reasons why privacy matters, like safeguarding personal information, preserving autonomy and freedom, or building trust.
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A good example of why privacy is something we need to protect is mentioned in Inga Strümkes book, [***"Maskiner som tenker"***](https://www.ark.no/produkt/boker/dokumentar-og-faktaboker/maskiner-som-tenker-9788248932505), on page 248. She tells us how we saw that different states in USA introduced prohibition of abortition after 2022, and it didn't take long before we knew how our digital footprint, that we leave behind every day without thinking, can be used to find out if a woman have had an abortion in a state where it's illegal.
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A good example of why privacy is something we need to protect is mentioned in Inga Strümkes book, [*"Maskiner som tenker"*](https://www.ark.no/produkt/boker/dokumentar-og-faktaboker/maskiner-som-tenker-9788248932505), on page 248. She tells us how we saw that different states in USA introduced prohibition of abortition after 2022, and it didn't take long before we knew how our digital footprint, that we leave behind every day without thinking, can be used to find out if a woman have had an abortion in a state where it's illegal.
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Like many people have said that they *"don't have anything to hide"*, a lot of people do. I like how Snowden puts it in his book on page 208, [***"Permanent Record"***](https://www.ark.no/produkt/boker/dokumentar-og-faktaboker/permanent-record-9781529035698):
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Like many people have said that they *"don't have anything to hide"*, a lot of people do. I like how Snowden puts it in his book on page 208, [*"Permanent Record"*](https://www.ark.no/produkt/boker/dokumentar-og-faktaboker/permanent-record-9781529035698):
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> *"There is, simply, no way to ignore privacy. Because a citizenry's freedom are interdependent, to surrender your own privacy is really to surrender everyone's. You might choose to give it up out of convenience, or under the popular pretext that privacy is only required by those who have something to hide. But saying that you don't need or want privacy because you have noting to hide is to assume that no one should have, or could have, to hide anything--including their immigration status, unemployment history, financial history, and health records. You're assuming that no one, including yourself, might object to revealing to anyone information about their religious beliefs, political affiliations, and sexual activities, as casually as some choose to reveal their movie and music tastes and reading preferences."*
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If you want to read more about why it matters or how it affects you, I recommend checking out the following stuff:
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- The website [**Ledger of Harms**](https://ledger.humanetech.com/)
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- The Wikipedia page about the [**Facebook–Cambridge Analytica data scandal**](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Facebook%E2%80%93Cambridge_Analytica_data_scandal), and the documentary about it called [***"The Great Hack"***](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Great_Hack)
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- The blog-post [**"*How Privacy Has Become Increasingly Important*"**](https://yuricunha.bearblog.dev/how-privacy-has-become-increasingly-important/) by Yuri Cunha
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- The book [***"Permanent Record"***](https://www.ark.no/produkt/boker/dokumentar-og-faktaboker/permanent-record-9781529035698) by Edward Snowden, and the movie about his whisteblowing of NSAs mass surveillance called [***"Snowden"***](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snowden_(film))
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- The website [Ledger of Harms](https://ledger.humanetech.com/)
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- The Wikipedia page about the [Facebook–Cambridge Analytica data scandal](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Facebook%E2%80%93Cambridge_Analytica_data_scandal), and the documentary about it called [*"The Great Hack"*](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Great_Hack)
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- The blog-post ["*How Privacy Has Become Increasingly Important*"](https://yuricunha.bearblog.dev/how-privacy-has-become-increasingly-important/) by Yuri Cunha
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- The book [*"Permanent Record"*](https://www.ark.no/produkt/boker/dokumentar-og-faktaboker/permanent-record-9781529035698) by Edward Snowden, and the movie about his whisteblowing of NSAs mass surveillance called [*"Snowden"*](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snowden_(film))
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## how
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2. Explain why I am leaving
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3. Exchange non-social-media contact information, like email or my \#
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4. Introduce them to [**Signal**](https://signal.org)
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4. Introduce them to [Signal](https://signal.org)
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I also wanted to keep a few images and stuff, so I downloaded my data on the platforms. Since there is a few features that I needed to replace, I thought why not make a list to show of to others as well? I got help and other ideas from friends, as well as [**opguides.info**](https://opguides.info/engineering/networking/privacy/) and [**theprivacydad.com**](https://theprivacydad.com).
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I also wanted to keep a few images and stuff, so I downloaded my data on the platforms. Since there is a few features that I needed to replace, I thought why not make a list to show of to others as well? I got help and other ideas from friends, as well as [opguides.info](https://opguides.info/engineering/networking/privacy/) and [theprivacydad.com](https://theprivacydad.com).
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|Feature|My Replacement|
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|Messages|[**Signal**](https://signal.org), regular SMS and email|
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|Profile page|[**This website**](/)|
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|Sharing updates and opinions|Posting on [**this blog**](/blog)|
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|Messages|[Signal](https://signal.org), regular SMS and email|
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|Profile page|[This website](/)|
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|Sharing updates and opinions|Posting on [this blog](/blog)|
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|Keeping up with the news|Using an RSS reader|
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|Database of people|Making my own, currently in a csv-file lol|
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|Sharing artistic photos, sometimes|Posting in [**this gallery**](/gallery)|
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|Sharing artistic photos, sometimes|Posting in [this gallery](/gallery)|
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|My personal photos with friends and family|Moved them to an SSD|
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|Hosting Events|Email or SMS invitations with maybe an online form for RSVPs|
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|Birthdays|Added the most important ones to my calendar|
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|Saved posts and links|I already have my [**bookmarks**](/bookmarks)|
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|Saved posts and links|I already have my [bookmarks](/bookmarks)|
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|Groups|Most of these are dead tbh, but I moved some over to Snapchat at the time being..|
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## what's next?
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Well, I'm not done with the internet ahahah! I've got this super cool website which I'll continue working on and I've started joining [***webrings***](https://webring.xxiivv.com/#sid) (I even [**made one myself**](/blog/i-made-a-webring/)).
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Well, I'm not done with the internet ahahah! I've got this super cool website which I'll continue working on and I've started joining [*webrings*](https://webring.xxiivv.com/#sid) (I even [made one myself](/blog/i-made-a-webring/)).
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Currently I still use Snapchat and LinkedIn, due to needing groups someplace and that I'm starting my professional career at the moment so I feel like I should use LinkedIn a bit longer. But, in the end I want to get rid of these two as well.
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Of course I'm going to miss some stuff, like the anime-motivational short videos with so many good quotes, but I've been up'ing my RSS-usage and keep looking for interesting blogs around the internet using sites like [**bearblog.dev**](https://bearblog.dev/discover).
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Of course I'm going to miss some stuff, like the anime-motivational short videos with so many good quotes, but I've been up'ing my RSS-usage and keep looking for interesting blogs around the internet using sites like [bearblog.dev](https://bearblog.dev/discover).
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Also, on a finishing note I just want to say that I don’t judge others who continue to benefit from social media platforms, get happiness out of using some or all of them. What’s meaningsless for me, might be meaningful for them.
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> **PS:** *If I forgot to reach out to you about leaving these platforms and/or you don't have any of my contact info, please visit my [**contact**](/contact)-page!*
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> **PS:** *If I forgot to reach out to you about leaving these platforms and/or you don't have any of my contact info, please visit my [contact](/contact)-page!*
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I løpet av sommeren har jeg skrevet en slags "dagbok", der jeg har notert ned hva som har skjedd hver dag i løpet av de åtte ukene jeg var ansatt. Dette valgte jeg å gjøre ettersom det er **min aller første jobb i IT-bransjen**, og er noe jeg ville huske i fremtiden og kunne se tilbake på.
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Grunnen til at jeg velger å publisere dette, *med lov fra mine overordnede i NAV*, på bloggen min er for å gi innsikt i hvordan hverdagen som sommerstudent i NAV IT er og hvordan jeg har hatt det igjennom sommeren! Jeg har også vært med i [***"7 kjappe med årets sommerjobbere"***](https://www.detsombetyrnoe.no/7-kjappe-med-arets-sommerjobbere) som forteller litt av samme, en slags ***TL;DR*** for denne posten.🚀
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Grunnen til at jeg velger å publisere dette, *med lov fra mine overordnede i NAV*, på bloggen min er for å gi innsikt i hvordan hverdagen som sommerstudent i NAV IT er og hvordan jeg har hatt det igjennom sommeren! Jeg har også vært med i [*"7 kjappe med årets sommerjobbere"*](https://www.detsombetyrnoe.no/7-kjappe-med-arets-sommerjobbere) som forteller litt av samme, en slags ***TL;DR*** for denne posten.🚀
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En ting jeg vil si før du som leser ser igjennom dagene og ukene min hos NAV IT, er at studerer du eller er ferdigutdanna/egenlært innenfor IT-yrket så er dette en arbeidsplass jeg anbefaler på det sterkeste.
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Oppfølgingen man får, det sosiale miljøet på og utenfor kontoret, teknologien man får teste ut, den gode maten i personalrestauranten osv. har vært en opplevelse som har styrket tanken om at jeg har valgt riktig yrke og gjort at jeg gleder meg helt sykt til å komme meg ut i arbeidslivet!🤩
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As of the 13th of March 2024, `kjelsrud.dev` is hosted on own server, **eastblue <3**. This was such a milestone for myself, and I'm really proud of it! 🎉 Finally, I really own my website a 100% and I learned so much from the process! All from gaining more knowledge on GitHub Actions to learning how Caddy works. 📚
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It all began with setting up Caddy, since the VM on my server was already up and running. Configuring Caddy was surpisingly straightforward, even with a lot of help/inspiration from [**Mike Valstars**](https://valstar.dev/) blogpost on [***Simple static site self-hosting for Astro with Caddy***](https://valstar.dev/blog/2022-09-06-astro-caddy-hosting/). Here's a snippet of my Caddyfile:
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It all began with setting up Caddy, since the VM on my server was already up and running. Configuring Caddy was surpisingly straightforward, even with a lot of help/inspiration from [Mike Valstars](https://valstar.dev/) blogpost on [*Simple static site self-hosting for Astro with Caddy*](https://valstar.dev/blog/2022-09-06-astro-caddy-hosting/). Here's a snippet of my Caddyfile:
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When this file was saved and the DNS was pointing to my server, it was supposed to work just fine. But, when checking out the log with `sudo systemctl status caddy`, I saw the HTTPS certificate was failing. Not understanding why and searching for a while I contacted by friend, [**Mathias Haugsbø**](https://mathiash98.github.io/), asking if he knew what the error could be.
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When this file was saved and the DNS was pointing to my server, it was supposed to work just fine. But, when checking out the log with `sudo systemctl status caddy`, I saw the HTTPS certificate was failing. Not understanding why and searching for a while I contacted by friend, [Mathias Haugsbø](https://mathiash98.github.io/), asking if he knew what the error could be.
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He gave me some tips on using `dig` and `nmap` to get info on the DNS and network for the server. Using this, we saw that the ports `80` and `443` was marked as *filtered* when they should say *open* for a server where everything is good. Well, the ports weren't portforwarded... I forgot to do it hehe lesson learned! 😅
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Next up was automating the deployment process using GitHub Actions! This setup was easily done, with some inspiration from the workflow for [**fribyte.no**](https://github.com/fribyte-code/fribyte.no). Now, the website could seamlessly build and deploy whenever changes were pushed!
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Next up was automating the deployment process using GitHub Actions! This setup was easily done, with some inspiration from the workflow for [fribyte.no](https://github.com/fribyte-code/fribyte.no). Now, the website could seamlessly build and deploy whenever changes were pushed!
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In the future, I might even containerize my website using Docker, but we'll see!
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Last week I stumbled upon [**The Dead Internet Theory**](https://thedeadinternettheory.com/), and got very intrigued. Basically it's a theory that suggests that most of the content and users of the internet is now dominated by bot activity, and how the internet is just filling up with automated and AI-driven content. You see less of organic human activity and more of plain well-written spam.
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Last week I stumbled upon [The Dead Internet Theory](https://thedeadinternettheory.com/), and got very intrigued. Basically it's a theory that suggests that most of the content and users of the internet is now dominated by bot activity, and how the internet is just filling up with automated and AI-driven content. You see less of organic human activity and more of plain well-written spam.
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This theory got me thinking about my own blog and how I've used AI for certain posts to help me, all from basic title ideas to full-fledged drafts. Most of them doesn't sound like me at all, in my opinion.
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A benefit of this is that you continuosly scope the task at hand, which in return gives you a better overview of the project. You'll minimize the time the codebase is in a non-functioning state, as well as not getting distracted by *just solving one more thing*.
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A bonus for having small commits is that the commit message will be small and easily to describe. Additionally, I like using [**Gitmojis**](https://gitmoji.dev) as a way to identify the purpose of the commit.
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A bonus for having small commits is that the commit message will be small and easily to describe. Additionally, I like using [Gitmojis](https://gitmoji.dev) as a way to identify the purpose of the commit.
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This is why I like small commits.
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