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+layout: post
+title: "My Thoughts on the Mobvoi TicWatch E3"
+description: "If you're looking for a decent Android-compatible smart watch for a good price, the TicWatch E3 might be the one for you!"
+tags: smart-watches wearables android-wear mobvoi
+---
+
+I've never been a huge fan of smartwatches ever since their inception in the early 2010's or so. Whether it's the inexplicably poor battery life from a device that's super low-powered and should last forever, or the lack of *good* support from mobile apps, I always seem to be annoyed when looking at watches. Plus it's yet another device to charge daily-ish just to carry around all day. But I do try to keep my head in the game at least for a good value-oriented watch that helps me manage my notifications more easily so I don't have to open my phone every time it chimes.
+
+## Accessories
+
+One other important aspect of a device you use pretty much daily is the ecosystem. And not just what the first-party manufacturer provides but also what the community and other companies sell to go along with it. 
+
+## Price
+
+Now it comes down to the all-important price. Regardless of what features a watch may offer, ultimately the price is what dictates if it's a good purchase or not. 
+
+And that's where the TicWatch shines: it costs only $150 if you buy from Mobvoi directly, and they even offer an extra 2% discont if you're willing to create an account with them. 
+
+## Conclusion
+
+Obviously, based on the price alone and how the watch is holding 
+... it's not going to truly compete with the Apple Watch or Samsung Galaxy in a competion for the **best** smart watch. *But* those watches cost at least twice as much new, and it is a competitive option when you're looking at other watches in the same price range.
+
+

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+layout: post
+title:  "Web Hosted #1: How To Setup a Web Server in 2024"
+description: "Even in 2024, knowing how to host a website is still important... and you can learn a lot by doing it without a hosting company!"
+tags: web websites nginx apache
+---
+
+Back in the day, even as far back as the late 90's, you needed a website to be seen as a participant in the web. And 
+
+But still, unless you wanted to g
+
+## The Hardware
+
+Honestly, anything will do. From options as expensive and powerful as multi-server AMD Epyc- or Intel Xeon-backed clusters, all the way down to Single-Board Computers like the Raspberry Pi or Orange Pi, you can use anything that is supported by your Linux distribution of choice.
+
+## The Operating System
+
+Today we're going to go with Debian Bookworm. Ubuntu, OpenSUSE Leap, and AlmaLinux are just as good, but I'm more familiar with Debian and I love the community-backed distro. And Bookworm (aka Debian 12) is the current stable version of Debian as of the writing of this article.
+
+## The Web Server
+
+Nginx! Or Apache, both are cool. But I'm more familiar with Nginx and it's faster anyway.

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