Welcome to notes.woodard.tech. This is the public corner of my Obsidian vault: the notes I’ve marked for sharing, published straight from the vault with Quartz. No CMS, no editor, just markdown files that happen to be on the internet.

How to get around

The Explorer on the left is the whole site as a folder tree. Search (top left, or press /) covers every page, including every chapter of the Bible. Most pages link to each other, and every page shows what links to it at the bottom.

What’s here

The Bible

Every chapter of the King James Version, one page per chapter, with per-verse anchors so a link can land on a single verse. Start at the Bible index, or jump straight in: Genesis 1, Psalm 23, John 1, Romans 8.

Across the rest of the site, scripture shows up in callouts like this one, which link back to the chapter at the exact verse:

38 Now the just shall live by faith: but if any man draw back, my soul shall have no pleasure in him. 39 But we are not of them who draw back unto perdition; but of them that believe to the saving of the soul.

Books

Notes and reading from the book library. Heavy on Charles Spurgeon and Beverly Carradine at the moment, with a Misc shelf for everything else.

Arch Linux & Omarchy

What I’ve figured out running Arch, mostly via Omarchy, on a desktop, a Framework laptop, and a mini PC for Home Assistant. A good place to start is Starting Omarchy on the Desktop. The rest lives in the Arch folder.

Server things

Self-hosting notes, starting with Setting up Immich on Linode, and whatever I break next. See the Server things folder.

Clippings

Articles and pages from around the internet that I wanted to keep and thought were worth passing on. Browse the Clippings folder.

How this site works

The vault lives inside a Quartz checkout, git tracks only the content folder, and Cloudflare Pages builds the site on every push. The whole setup, including the mistakes, is written up in Setting up Obsidian + Quartz + Git + Cloudflare.

If something here is wrong or broken, that’s on me. The notes are living documents and get edited in place.