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+\> [go back](/projects)
+
+# Git Hosting
+
+My server, on top of hosting this website, also hosts [a Git
+server](https://git.iamcheeseman.net) with its massive 256GB storage. I don't
+have HTTPS support set up just yet, but that's coming. That means you can't
+clone my repos at the moment.
+
+## Why?
+
+Cause I wanna own my Git repos, silly. And it's cool to say I have a Git
+server.
+
+## How?
+
+By following [this Git book](https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2). Chapter 4 is
+where it describes the setup on a server.
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+# Projects
+
+Yessir, I do actually have projects. This page contains a few relevant ones,
+listed in no particular order.
+
+- [Tsarbar](/projects/tsarbar)
+    A super cool, super simple status bar for Xorg.
+- [This site](/projects/site)
+- [Git hosting](/projects/git)
+
+And here are a couple of miscellaneous projects I haven't bothered to write pages for yet:
+
+- Gutshot - the project I'm currently working on.
+- No! My Substance - A game about going back in time for a spray-on tan.
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+\> [go back](/projects)
+
+# [This Site](https://git.iamcheeseman.net/site)
+
+This website is fully open source, and you can read the super awesome source
+code yourself. Everything is written in markdown, which is turned into HTML
+with Pandoc. And best of all: it has no Javascript.
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+\> [go back](/projects)
+
+# [Tsarbar](https://codeberg.org/iamcheeseman/tsarbar).
+
+Tsarbar is a simple status bar for Xorg that I made with a friend. It's
+configured through a command line utility called `tsarc`.
+
+Example for a simple clock:
+
+```bash
+$ tsarc set clock -text "`date`"
+$ tsarc layout -left clock
+```
+
+You can replace `clock` with anything and set the text to whatever. Tsarbar
+doesn't care. All that needs to happen for the component to display is that 1.
+It has text, and 2. It's in the bar layout.
+
+You can see an example of how it *could* look at the top of this screenshot:
+
+![](/gallary/photo/rice.webp)