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I use this site to write about projects I’m working on, problems I’ve run into, and useful things I’ve learned along the way.
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A mix of project notes, how-tos, fixes, experiments, and the occasional technical rabbit hole.
The Playerbots module, developed by liyunfan1223, is a powerful addition to AzerothCore, an open-source framework for hosting private World of Warcraft servers (version 3.3.5a, Wrath of the Lich King). This module introduces AI-controlled player…
AzerothCore’s modular architecture is one of its standout features, allowing developers to extend and customize World of Warcraft private servers (version 3.3.5a,…
AzerothCore is an open-source game server application and framework designed for hosting private World of Warcraft (WoW) servers, specifically targeting the 3.3.5a…
Interested in game development? Check out my YouTube channel for tutorials on developing games in Unreal Engine 4!
ATLAS Linux Server Tools allows you to easily manage multiple instances of ATLAS from command line. You can easily install and remove…
The longer you have your server you may notice that the /boot partition has less and less space available. It is very…
Using the panel.ini file you are able to customize certain settings used by the Let's Encrypt extension. You can either edit the…
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I tend to move between Linux, networks, programming, automation, and game servers. Here are a few places to start.
Server administration, performance, storage, remote access, and fixes I want to remember.
02 / ROUTERouting, certificates, privacy, security, and the occasional stubborn connection.
03 / BUILDScripts, modules, tools, and workflows I build to save time or solve a problem.
04 / DEPLOYGame servers, AzerothCore, Unreal, mods, and other experiments that caught my interest.
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Bite of Tech is my personal blog for projects, problems, experiments, and notes I want to remember or share. Some posts are polished guides; others are simply what I learned while trying to make something work.
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