My small broken site is placed on a beggar host in a foreign computer room, and the code is hosted in a github private warehouse. When I push the code, I hope to automatically update the website. There are actions in github. You can write relevant logic by yourself and implement it on the runner of github. For code update, the easiest way is to ssh to the server to perform related operations, but to fill in the Actions secrets in this way, to be honest, I am not at ease. I want to write a simple service update code by myself. rely

WebDav is like a storage service, various applications can connect to it, Jopin supports webdav, you can build a webdav service by yourself, todo list widget, text storage synchronization widget, it is very convenient for small teams to use and easy to maintain

Using Linux for daily work requires a light and fast terminal. Terminator feels a bit stuck. Alacritty + tmux is light enough to meet most usage scenarios. tmux plus tmux-resurrect plug-in can be used quickly after power failure or computer restart. Entering the basic working environment, it feels very convenient and saves time