Let's encrypt with Raspberry Pi

(updated: I found a better way here.) Let’s Encrypt started public beta today. It provides free and semi-automated certificate issuance/renewal/revocation. With this, you can serve your web application securely with HTTPS. 1. Install Let’s Encrypt You can install Let’s Encrypt...
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Building a Telegram bot on Raspberry Pi

Telegram provides free but extremely useful bot API. Here are my notes about building a bot on my Raspberry Pi server. 0. Prerequisite I’m quite into Golang these days, so I made up my mind to build things with it....
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Sending notifications through Pushbullet on Raspberry Pi

Pushbullet is a very useful service. Users can send & receive notifications of various types(message, url, file, …) through it, and all those notifications are synchronized across all of their devices. It even provides HTTP APIs, for free. I used...
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How to merge upstream with your Jekyll-now repository

Sometimes there are some updates on the upstream(original) Jekyll-now repository, and you want to apply those changes to your forked repository. Here is how to do that: 0. Add remote url as upstream $ git remote add upstream https://github.com/barryclark/jekyll-now.git Then...
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