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 Hello all, I must say, it's been quite a while.... I've been quite busy, between school and working, so I haven't had the time to properly maintain this site like I would have wanted to. However, that is going to change (at least for this summer)! If you have been looking at the [Github repository for this site](https://github.com/ryan77627/rschanzorg-public), you will have noticed there are a few posts that are still drafts. Throughout the summer, I plan to:
 - Finish and release the draft posts I had began to write
- Create a new series of posts outlining my experiences with [GNU Guix](https://guix.gnu.org), a Linux Distribution I have been mmigrating to and have been daily driving for the past month and a half at this point.
+- Create a new series of posts outlining my experiences with [GNU Guix](https://guix.gnu.org), a Linux Distribution I have been migrating to and have been daily driving for the past month and a half at this point.
 The GNU Guix Series will mostly be my experiences in trying to learn the best practices in how to use the operating system (since it is declarative like NixOS), my general thought process while doing things (showing why my train of thought may not have been correct at time too), and showing how to do some common things with Guix that I have found little to no proper documentation on, like getting Pipewire to work properly (even with Bluetooth support!) So, stay tuned, as it will be a long (but fun!) ride.

diff --git a/content/projects/coming-soon-may-2023.md b/content/projects/coming-soon-may-2023.md index de32267..738d452 100644 --- a/content/projects/coming-soon-may-2023.md +++ b/content/projects/coming-soon-may-2023.md
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9	Hello all, I must say, it's been quite a while.... I've been quite busy, between school and working, so I haven't had the time to properly maintain this site like I would have wanted to. However, that is going to change (at least for this summer)! If you have been looking at the [Github repository for this site](https://github.com/ryan77627/rschanzorg-public), you will have noticed there are a few posts that are still drafts. Throughout the summer, I plan to:	9	Hello all, I must say, it's been quite a while.... I've been quite busy, between school and working, so I haven't had the time to properly maintain this site like I would have wanted to. However, that is going to change (at least for this summer)! If you have been looking at the [Github repository for this site](https://github.com/ryan77627/rschanzorg-public), you will have noticed there are a few posts that are still drafts. Throughout the summer, I plan to:
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11	- Finish and release the draft posts I had began to write	11	- Finish and release the draft posts I had began to write
12	- Create a new series of posts outlining my experiences with [GNU Guix](https://guix.gnu.org), a Linux Distribution I have been mmigrating to and have been daily driving for the past month and a half at this point.	12	- Create a new series of posts outlining my experiences with [GNU Guix](https://guix.gnu.org), a Linux Distribution I have been migrating to and have been daily driving for the past month and a half at this point.
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14	The GNU Guix Series will mostly be my experiences in trying to learn the best practices in how to use the operating system (since it is declarative like NixOS), my general thought process while doing things (showing why my train of thought may not have been correct at time too), and showing how to do some common things with Guix that I have found little to no proper documentation on, like getting Pipewire to work properly (even with Bluetooth support!) So, stay tuned, as it will be a long (but fun!) ride.	14	The GNU Guix Series will mostly be my experiences in trying to learn the best practices in how to use the operating system (since it is declarative like NixOS), my general thought process while doing things (showing why my train of thought may not have been correct at time too), and showing how to do some common things with Guix that I have found little to no proper documentation on, like getting Pipewire to work properly (even with Bluetooth support!) So, stay tuned, as it will be a long (but fun!) ride.
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