I am Lemonheep, a queer nerd who is mainly a hobbyist 2D artist and aspriring system administrator, but often also a home cook and a gamer. I've mostly been doing small projects here and there in my free time, though I hope to get better at things like making comics, 3D art, and webdev in the future.
This web-space by itself is nothing too special. It's a dedicated space for my artworks and other creative works for anyone to browse through (and not just those with a Smigglo/Bidjen account or whatever). However, I feel that more and more of us need to get back into making personal websites. It's honestly the best representation of your online self, where you're free to present you and your creations in any style and layout you want!
This isn't much of an update, but I think I got my Certbot working properly now. It isn't trying to renew certs for dead self-hosting projects anymore, and the dry runs are passing with flying colors. As a result, the cronjob I set up to run every month for it should work this time, and my Citrus Plaza users (well, just Grapefruit and maybe Angua for now) won't get Manjaro'd and rightly go apeshit. So, yay for reliability!
Also, been using Termux for maintaining mny web-server, and it's actually pretty good! At the very least, it's been stellar for running a few needed commands on-the-go, as Android's touch controls aren't that bad for typing, and any needed keys missing on the on-screen keyboard (such as Home, End, and Control) are still accessible through a convenient menu bar up-top. Even if I need to do anything more advanced, though, such as making new scripts or writing HTML (like I'm doing right now!), it's certainly capable to do so, as it's ultimately a fully-fledged Linux environment to do anything Linux with. Basically, even without access to my desktop - such as if I'm sick in bed, visiting cool places, or in campus - I'm still able to take care of my server whenever anything happens. Another yay, but this time for access!