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19 February 2026

  • 10:1910:19, 19 February 2026 Biz Analysis Methodology 251109 (hist | edit) [10,464 bytes] Justinaquino (talk | contribs) (Created page with " = Biz Analysis Methodology 251109 = == 1.1 Objectives and Timeline == === Objective === To conduct a structured discovery, analysis, and high-level design (HLD) process that integrates Comfac-IT’s core '''Business Analysis Techniques'''. The goal is to produce accurate, ERPNext-aligned process documentation that clarifies workflows, roles, and improvement opportunities across all operational domains. This methodology is ground...") Tag: Visual edit
  • 03:5203:52, 19 February 2026 CC-blast Prevention 260219 (hist | edit) [3,662 bytes] Justinaquino (talk | contribs) (Created page with " = Procedure: CC-Blast Data Breach Prevention = === Overview === A '''CC-Blast Data Breach''' occurs when someone mistakenly uses the '''CC (Carbon Copy)''' field instead of '''BCC (Blind Carbon Copy)''' when sending emails to multiple recipients. This exposes the personal email addresses of all recipients to each other. This is considered a '''personal data breach''' under the '''Data Privacy Act of 2012''' and must be handled with urgency, p...") Tag: Visual edit
  • 03:5003:50, 19 February 2026 Backblaze Drive Stats for Server and Storage Qualification 260219 (hist | edit) [3,758 bytes] Justinaquino (talk | contribs) (Created page with " = Backblaze Drive Stats for Server and Storage Qualification = '''Reference:''' <nowiki>https://www.backblaze.com/blog/backblaze-drive-stats-for-q3-2024/</nowiki> ---- === 1. Purpose of Using Backblaze Data === Backblaze operates tens of thousands of drives in data centers and publishes quarterly reliability data. These datasets help organizations evaluate HDD reliability in real-world, high-load environments. The goal is to use these statisti...") Tag: Visual edit

16 February 2026

  • 15:5415:54, 16 February 2026 Opencode isolation and burner workflow 260216 (hist | edit) [10,329 bytes] Justinaquino (talk | contribs) (Created page with "= OpenCode "Burner" Workflow & Hardware Reality Check = This guide establishes a '''Distrobox-based isolation workflow''' for running OpenCode. This prevents AI agents from accidentally modifying your host system files and allows you to "nuke" the environment if it gets corrupted or compromised. == Part 1: The "Burner" Philosophy == '''The Goal:''' Run OpenCode in a disposable container (<code>opencode-burner</code>) that shares ''only'' specific project folders, not...")

14 February 2026

  • 10:1910:19, 14 February 2026 Grammar Spelling model LibreOffice and Firefox models 260214 (hist | edit) [6,342 bytes] Justinaquino (talk | contribs) (Created page with "= Master Guide: Self-Hosted AI for Editing & Writing = '''Goal:''' Replace Grammarly and OpenAI with a private, free, and voice-preserving local setup. == 📺 Watch the Full Tutorial == For a visual walkthrough of the Firefox and LibreOffice setup, watch the original guide here: <youtube height="360" width="640">kVD9p4X9jgw</youtube> ''([https://youtu.be/kVD9p4X9jgw?si=44hy0IQ73wup5zeA Watch directly on YouTube] if the player doesn't load)'' == Part 1: The "Voice Pr...")

12 February 2026

  • 12:5312:53, 12 February 2026 Claude Code Isolation and Burner Workflow 260211 (hist | edit) [14,915 bytes] Justinaquino (talk | contribs) (Created page with "= Sandboxing Claude Code with Distrobox and Firejail = == Overview == This guide documents how to run Claude Code in an isolated environment using two layers of sandboxing: # '''Distrobox''' — runs Claude Code inside a Linux container, isolating it from the host system. # '''Firejail''' — runs inside the container and further restricts Claude Code to a single project directory. This protects against malicious prompt injection by limiting what Claude Code can acce...")
  • 12:5212:52, 12 February 2026 Understanding & Fixing Kernel Panics 260212 (hist | edit) [11,604 bytes] Justinaquino (talk | contribs) (Created page with "= The Linux Boot Recovery Wiki: Understanding & Fixing Kernel Panics = == 1. The Anatomy of the Disaster == '''The Error:''' <code>Kernel Panic - not syncing: VFS: Unable to mount root fs on unknown-block(0,0)</code> === What actually happened? === Your computer's boot process is a relay race. In your case, the baton was dropped between the '''Kernel''' and the '''Hard Drive'''. '''BIOS/UEFI''' started the computer. '''GRUB''' (the bootloader) successfully loaded t...")

5 February 2026

  • 18:2418:24, 5 February 2026 Computing Layers 260206 (hist | edit) [12,606 bytes] Justinaquino (talk | contribs) (Created page with " = Modern Computing Workflows: A Student Guide = == 1. Core Concepts: The "Layers" of Computing == To understand modern workflows, we must first distinguish between the three ways we run foreign software on a computer. === Emulation === Emulation involves software that mimics hardware. The emulator pretends to be a specific CPU or device (like a Game Boy or an old mainframe), allowing software written for that hardware to run on a completely different machine. It is hi...") Tag: Visual edit

3 February 2026

  • 12:4212:42, 3 February 2026 Docker Setup Win and Linux 260203 (hist | edit) [7,840 bytes] Justinaquino (talk | contribs) (Created page with "= Docker Setup Wiki: Windows & Ubuntu 24.04 = == 1. The Concept: "Appifying" Your System == Docker solves the classic "it works on my machine" problem. '''"Appification"''': Think of Docker as "Appifying" a server application. Instead of installing a messy web of dependencies (Python versions, specific libraries, configurations) directly onto your computer, you download a '''Container'''. This container holds the app ''and'' its entire environment inside a sealed box....")

2 February 2026

  • 15:3215:32, 2 February 2026 GitHub Re-Connection & Workflow 260202 (hist | edit) [8,685 bytes] Justinaquino (talk | contribs) (Created page with "= Wiki: GitHub Re-Connection & Workflow = This wiki is designed for the "Busy Hobbyist"—someone who manages the vision but only touches the code once or twice a year. Its primary purpose is to help you rapidly recollect the project state so you can build, contribute, or create tickets after a long hiatus. Additionally, this document serves as a curriculum for teaching a student or new staff member how to navigate the repository and begin contributing effectively. You...")

27 January 2026

  • 16:1816:18, 27 January 2026 Hosting static websites from gemini 260128 (hist | edit) [3,688 bytes] Justinaquino (talk | contribs) (Created page with "= Self-Hosting Gemini-Generated Static Sites = == Overview == This technical guide outlines the architecture and deployment process for hosting static web applications on a local micro-desktop, exposed to the internet via a Hybrid Cloud-Edge networking model. '''The Problem:''' Gemini generates high-quality interactive HTML/JS applications, but there is no native way to host them permanently for external sharing. '''The Solution:''' This workflow allows you to move co...")

26 January 2026

  • 09:1709:17, 26 January 2026 Save Point Technique 260126 (hist | edit) [4,312 bytes] Justinaquino (talk | contribs) (Created page with " = The Save-Point Protocol = === ''A Guide to Iterative Discovery and Systematic Scripting'' === '''"We have the patience to slowly learn our way through the dark."''' == 1. The Concept == Most staff try to sprint from a problem to a solution in one go. When they fail, they get lost and have to start over. '''The Save-Point Protocol''' is a technique for navigating complex problems (the "dark") by creating stable, clean anchors ("Save Points") as you progress. It comb...") Tag: Visual edit
  • 05:4905:49, 26 January 2026 Lean Backwards Analysis and Action 260112 (hist | edit) [11,713 bytes] Justinaquino (talk | contribs) (Created page with " = Lean Backward Design: A Strategic Framework for Sales & Product Alignment = '''To:''' Sales, Engineering, Marketing, & IT Teams - or any student and learner '''Objective:''' To implement a "Working Backwards" methodology for identifying meaningful sales outcomes and building a robust Product Knowledge Base. == 1. The Core Philosophy: Working Backwards & Bidirectional Analysis == We are shifting our approach from "What do we have to sell?" to "What is the result we n...") Tag: Visual edit

24 January 2026

  • 13:0413:04, 24 January 2026 Minecraft Bedrock-Java Self-hosted with VM proxy-260124 (hist | edit) [8,443 bytes] Justinaquino (talk | contribs) (Created page with "= The "Smart Hybrid" Minecraft Network Guide = '''Architecture:''' Cloud Relay (Velocity) + Local Powerhouse (Geyser & Paper) This guide documents the successful configuration of a professional-grade Minecraft network that bypasses CGNAT and optimizes costs by offloading heavy tasks to local hardware. == 1. The Strategy: Why This Works == Running '''Geyser''' (the Bedrock translator) on a cheap VPS often crashes it because translating network packets requires signifi...")

23 January 2026

  • 17:5417:54, 23 January 2026 Local Pocket TTS 260124 (hist | edit) [9,942 bytes] Justinaquino (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== 🎙️ Local TTS Wiki: Pocket TTS on Ubuntu == {{Notice|This tutorial is based on the guide by '''1littlecoder''': [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KISuRY1WXSs This is the ONLY CPU TTS you need in 2026]}} === 🛠️ System Requirements === This guide is specifically optimized for the following stack: * '''GPU:''' AMD Radeon RX 7600 (RDNA3 / Navi 33) * '''OS:''' Ubuntu 24.04 LTS (Noble Numbat) * '''Platform:''' ROCm 6.x === 🔍 Phase 0: Pre-Flight Compatibility...")
  • 16:3616:36, 23 January 2026 WatchLater-deletion-Bookmark-260124 (hist | edit) [4,722 bytes] Justinaquino (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Wiki Guide: Reclaiming Your Time with the "Clean Watch Later" Script == === Context & Methodology === This workflow is designed for users who want to break the "YouTube Trap." By '''disabling Watch History''', you effectively kill the YouTube algorithm's ability to feed you distracting recommendations and addictive '''YouTube Shorts''' that can lead to late-night scrolling and "revenge bedtime procrastination." ==== How it Works: ==== '''The Queue:''' Instead of br...")
  • 08:3508:35, 23 January 2026 WireguardVPNgui-260123 (hist | edit) [3,931 bytes] Justinaquino (talk | contribs) (Created page with "FORCETOC = Wireguard VPN Deployment Guide: Portainer + Wireguard-UI = This tutorial explains how to deploy a Wireguard VPN server with a graphical user interface using Portainer. This setup allows you to create a secure virtual network where all connected devices can communicate using their VPN internal IPs, regardless of their physical location. == 1. Prerequisites == Portainer CE installed on your Host Machine. Port '''51820/UDP''' opened on your router or firewall...")
  • 08:3108:31, 23 January 2026 Erpnextv15-SSH-setup-241111 (hist | edit) [9,175 bytes] Justinaquino (talk | contribs) (Created page with "FORCETOC = ERPNext v15 Deployment Guide: Portainer + ZeroTier + Nginx Proxy Manager = This tutorial covers setting up a production-ready ERPNext environment using a local '''Host Machine''' for processing power and a '''Cloud VM''' for public accessibility, connected securely via ZeroTier. == 1. Architectural Overview & Requirements == === The "Cloud VM" (Gateway) === '''Providers:''' Contabo or Hetzner. '''Cost:''' ~4,000–6,000 PHP/year (Confirmed: €4.50–€6...")

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  • 14:4114:41, 14 January 2026 260114-00 (hist | edit) [4 bytes] Justinaquino (talk | contribs) (Created page with "## 1.1 Objectives and Timeline ### Objective To conduct a structured discovery, analysis, and high-level design (HLD) process that results in clear, actionable documentation of the client’s business workflows. This enables informed ERP adoption, implementation planning, and alignment with ERPNext’s modular structure. ### Timeline Considerations The timeline for Discovery, Analysis, and HLD depends heavily on two main factors: 1. **Access to Subject Matter Expert...")

11 January 2026

  • 07:0407:04, 11 January 2026 Open PVE CS Draft Version 0.1 260111 (hist | edit) [11,948 bytes] Justinaquino (talk | contribs) (Created page with " = Project Name: Open PvE Card System (OPCS) = '''License:''' Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-SA 4.0) '''Source:''' Game in the Brain ---- == I. Mission and Vision == === The Problem Statement === The modern Collectible Card Game (CCG) industry is built on a model of exclusion and artificial scarcity. It is intensely capitalized, designed primarily to extract continuous revenue from players through "Chase Cards," randomized booster pack...") Tag: Visual edit

31 December 2025

  • 13:4013:40, 31 December 2025 Ladybird-251231 (hist | edit) [6,352 bytes] Justinaquino (talk | contribs) (Created page with " = Ladybird Browser Setup on Ubuntu 24.04 = This guide explains how to build and run the Ladybird browser from source. Ladybird is an independent web engine written in C++23. == Project Resources == * '''Official Website:''' <nowiki>https://ladybird.org/</nowiki> * '''Video Introduction:''' <nowiki>https://youtu.be/NCa92gA1ARc?si=A_IJS1mSPwryvLHO</nowiki> * '''Mozilla Analysis by Louis Rossmann:''' <nowiki>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8bTquKjzos</nowiki> == The Go...") Tag: Visual edit
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