Linkwarden with docker compose and nginx proxy manager

[Linkwarden(https://github.com/linkwarden/linkwarden) is a tool for better managing bookmarks. If you’re nything like me, you keep 1000 browser tabs open across a series of profiles, with full intention of revisiting them later, and then never do. A colleague shpoed me linkwarden and I was interested straight away. I did have a few hangups, however: I don’t want to rely on a cloud service if I don’t have to I prefer to control my own content I am not a big fan of docker, which is required for self hosting I god over the docker hangup since it wasn’t really an option to do any other way and got straight to it.

Packet Buffer Resources

Background This page is a curated archive of resources related to packet buffer sizing in network equipment. Much of this information is derived from Jim Warner’s packet buffer page at UCSC. A lot of this is fairly old at this point, but as we all know, network equipment tends to have zombie-like lifespans and gets repurposed for years after it’s intended lifecycle. Having copies of this data, which for many years was “The Buffer Bible”, painstakingly archived by Jim, may help someone somewhere, someday.