I also expect to move some of my previous projects from Git{Hub,Lab} here
relatively soon.
-# What about the old site?
+## What about the old site?
I will keep it as an option in case I by some miracle end up creating a project
with lots of outside contribution as that's when it would become truly useful.
Until then, I always accept patches sent with the venerable
For convenience and to emphasize this, I have also added a "This site is free
software" link to the footer, right under the RSS button.
-# Edits
+## Edits
* 2023-08-19: Change links to point to gitweb instance
I decided to share the method I just devised for updating (and perhaps
installing) Dendrite on my VPS.
-# Motivation
+## Motivation
I discovered that yesterday (as of writing), Dendrite was updated to
[0.13.2](https://github.com/matrix-org/dendrite/releases/tag/v0.13.2), and I was
running 0.13.1. Because old thing bad and new thing good, I decided to update
of luck. It seemed that the 2 options were either install Go from source or just
stick with Dendrite 0.13.1, but in the end I decided on a 3rd solution:
-# Compiling it locally
+## Compiling it locally
My personal machine runs Artix, so there should be no problem with outdated Go
(or anything really) whatsoever. I figured that I could compile Dendrite on my
personal machine and then `rsync` the binaries onto my VPS, just like I did with
title: "Windows Backup fails with 0x81000037? Check your filesystem"
date: 2023-08-17T17:58:49+02:00
---
-# The Problem
+## The Problem
Yesterday, in preparation for a "downgrade" to Windows 10 from 11, I was trying
to make a backup of my Windows files *(using the Windows 7 Backup and Restore
control panel)*. Not long after it actually started copying the files, it spat
and tried again. The backup again failed and I tried doing this a few more
times, but as nothing helped I eventually gave up.
-# The Solution
+## The Solution
Having been unable to fix Windows' backup utility, I decided to just copy the
files to the backup drive and copy them over back after the "downgrade". This is
when the actual solution to my problem becomes visible: Windows Explorer
(I don't expect to get around to writing such post anytime soon though.)
-# *"Why are you writing about this?"*
+## *"Why are you writing about this?"*
As you may know, Microsoft stuff is notorious for being not very well documented
and it's entirely possible *(even if very unlikely)* that someone else encounters
the same issue I have and is left helpless thanks to Windows' lack of a
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