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 I also have a lynksys router at home that I use to run openwrt for it's security, performance, and customizability, especially compared to the default modems provided by ISPs.
 
+I'm currently using a free Oracle VPS using an Ampere quad core CPU and 24GB of RAM. Currently using it to [[/posts/oracle_mc_server][host a private Minecraft server for free]]. I hope to do more with it in the future.
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 * Personal Computer / Hardware
 Right now I'm mosting using a Thinkpad T430 running Qubes OS with an i7-3840QM and 16GB of RAM that I corebooted myself. Last year I was daily-driving a [[https://libreboot.org/][librebooted]] ThinkPad T400, [[https://vid.puffyan.us/watch?v=Fs4GjDiOie8][specially modded]] with a quad core CPU. It runs Debian 12, and I'm guessing the only non-free software running on it is the trackpad firmware. I also have a ThinkPad P15s that dual boots Arch Linux and Windows 10. I generally use this machine a lot less because the keyboard and mouse are broken and I haven't bothered to get it fixed for the past year and a half. I like listening to music while I study or run, for that I use an ipod nano 2g with [[https://www.rockbox.org/][RockBox]], a free firmware replacement for music players that can also play Doom. Recently I've been loading a lot of books, manga, and even school materials onto my Kobo Libra 2 (which I keep offline). It's has been really nice on my eyes, maybe I'll get around to trying the [[https://www.pine64.org/pinenote/][PineNote]] for it's full consumer release.
 

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 I also have a lynksys router at home that I use to run openwrt for it's security, performance, and customizability, especially compared to the default modems provided by ISPs.
 
+I'm currently using a free Oracle VPS using an Ampere quad core CPU and 24GB of RAM. Currently using it to [host a private Minecraft server for free](/posts/oracle_mc_server). I hope to do more with it in the future.
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 ## Personal Computer / Hardware {#personal-computer-hardware}
 

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 <p>I&rsquo;m currently using a ROCKpro64 with it&rsquo;s respective NAS case and PCI-e SSD interface card. It runs DietPi, which is a distrobution of Debian optimized for arm SBCs.</p>
 <p>I also have a lynksys router at home that I use to run openwrt for it&rsquo;s security, performance, and customizability, especially compared to the default modems provided by ISPs.</p>
+<p>I&rsquo;m currently using a free Oracle VPS using an Ampere quad core CPU and 24GB of RAM. Currently using it to <a href="/posts/oracle_mc_server">host a private Minecraft server for free</a>. I hope to do more with it in the future.</p>
 <h2 id="personal-computer-hardware">Personal Computer / Hardware</h2>
 <p>Right now I&rsquo;m mosting using a Thinkpad T430 running Qubes OS with an i7-3840QM and 16GB of RAM that I corebooted myself. Last year I was daily-driving a <a href="https://libreboot.org/">librebooted</a> ThinkPad T400, <a href="https://vid.puffyan.us/watch?v=Fs4GjDiOie8">specially modded</a> with a quad core CPU. It runs Debian 12, and I&rsquo;m guessing the only non-free software running on it is the trackpad firmware. I also have a ThinkPad P15s that dual boots Arch Linux and Windows 10. I generally use this machine a lot less because the keyboard and mouse are broken and I haven&rsquo;t bothered to get it fixed for the past year and a half. I like listening to music while I study or run, for that I use an ipod nano 2g with <a href="https://www.rockbox.org/">RockBox</a>, a free firmware replacement for music players that can also play Doom. Recently I&rsquo;ve been loading a lot of books, manga, and even school materials onto my Kobo Libra 2 (which I keep offline). It&rsquo;s has been really nice on my eyes, maybe I&rsquo;ll get around to trying the <a href="https://www.pine64.org/pinenote/">PineNote</a> for it&rsquo;s full consumer release.</p>
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