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diff --git a/docs/atrix_lapdock.rst b/docs/atrix_lapdock.rst
diff --git a/docs/franklin_t9.md b/docs/franklin_t9.md
@@ -6,46 +6,44 @@
 My goal for this project is to have an LTE hotspot in my car that shuts off automatically when I get home to avoid wasting
 data. I'm using it with [Google Fi](https://fi.google.com/about).
 
-```{carousel}
-:show_dark:
-:data-bs-interval: "false"
-
-:::{imgur} yZjfLix
-:::
-:::{imgur} MUdUSiT
-:::
-:::{imgur} 4Pdh8oi
-:::
-:::{imgur} 6qS4mh5
-:::
-:::{imgur} m7iPSx8
-:::
-:::{imgur} 7t02RPc
-:::
-:::{imgur} Jgq94Qp
-:::
-:::{imgur} IzUS6AD
-:::
-:::{imgur} sY2JXzl
-:::
-:::{imgur} qcAAd6q
-:::
-:::{imgur} UgbzUxF
-:::
-:::{imgur} KtwAoH9
-:::
-:::{imgur} lO1oBgL
-:::
-:::{imgur} 8KnzN30
-:::
-:::{imgur} zRzUg1m
-:::
-:::{imgur} 6U8BpT3
-:::
-:::{imgur} 0m4FKnV
-:::
-:::{imgur} zbxHXjR
-:::
+```{list-table}
+
+* - :::{imgur} yZjfLix
+    :::
+  - :::{imgur} MUdUSiT
+    :::
+  - :::{imgur} 4Pdh8oi
+    :::
+* - :::{imgur} 6qS4mh5
+    :::
+  - :::{imgur} m7iPSx8
+    :::
+  - :::{imgur} 7t02RPc
+    :::
+* - :::{imgur} Jgq94Qp
+    :::
+  - :::{imgur} IzUS6AD
+    :::
+  - :::{imgur} sY2JXzl
+    :::
+* - :::{imgur} qcAAd6q
+    :::
+  - :::{imgur} UgbzUxF
+    :::
+  - :::{imgur} KtwAoH9
+    :::
+* - :::{imgur} lO1oBgL
+    :::
+  - :::{imgur} 8KnzN30
+    :::
+  - :::{imgur} zRzUg1m
+    :::
+* - :::{imgur} 6U8BpT3
+    :::
+  - :::{imgur} 0m4FKnV
+    :::
+  - :::{imgur} zbxHXjR
+    :::
 ```
 
 ## Downgrade Firmware

diff --git a/docs/posts/2022/2022-06-05-alltrack-homelink-mirror.md b/docs/posts/2022/2022-06-05-alltrack-homelink-mirror.md
@@ -26,37 +26,38 @@ The compass in the mirror seemed to self-calibrate after I drove around for a bi
 
 ## Install Pictures
 
-```{carousel}
-:data-bs-interval: "false"
-
-:::{imgur-figure} nsAp0wL
-%
-New mirror connector is nearly the same as my factory one except some pins are in different positions. Worked fine though.
-:::
-
-:::{imgur-figure} skLYp4J
-%
-Remove this black plastic trim by wedging a trim removal tool in the bottom center to split the two pieces apart. Do it
-gently, I broke the middle clip doing this (picture of clips is from a spare I bought, part numbers 3G0-858-633-82V and
-3G0-858-634-82V).
-:::
-
-:::{imgur-figure} nmMMbH7
-%
-Original mirror with the trim removed. To remove the mirror you just need to twist it counter-clockwise (towards the driver
-side).
-:::
-
-:::{imgur-figure} KmZVCHt
-%
-The new mirror. I run my dashcam wires through the mirror's metal base to avoid having the wires tear up my headliner in case
-somebody tries to steal it by pulling hard on it.
-:::
-
-:::{imgur-figure} 9tcWDox
-%
-Zip tying my dashcam wires to the mirror before installing it.
-:::
+```{list-table}
+
+* - :::{imgur-figure} nsAp0wL
+    %
+    New mirror connector is nearly the same as my factory one except some pins are in different positions. Worked fine though.
+    :::
+
+  - :::{imgur-figure} skLYp4J
+    %
+    Remove this black plastic trim by wedging a trim removal tool in the bottom center to split the two pieces apart. Do it
+    gently, I broke the middle clip doing this (picture of clips is from a spare I bought, part numbers 3G0-858-633-82V and
+    3G0-858-634-82V).
+    :::
+
+  - :::{imgur-figure} nmMMbH7
+    %
+    Original mirror with the trim removed. To remove the mirror you just need to twist it counter-clockwise (towards the driver
+    side).
+    :::
+
+* - :::{imgur-figure} KmZVCHt
+    %
+    The new mirror. I run my dashcam wires through the mirror's metal base to avoid having the wires tear up my headliner in case
+    somebody tries to steal it by pulling hard on it.
+    :::
+
+  - :::{imgur-figure} 9tcWDox
+    %
+    Zip tying my dashcam wires to the mirror before installing it.
+    :::
+
+  -
 ```
 
 ## Comments

diff --git a/docs/posts/2022/2022-06-30-server-cabinet.md b/docs/posts/2022/2022-06-30-server-cabinet.md
@@ -27,100 +27,100 @@ vibration of my spinning hard drives. It's not too bad though.
 
 ## Pictures
 
-```{carousel}
-:data-bs-interval: "false"
+```{list-table}
+* - :::{imgur-figure} Z6tRbFb
+    Stealth Living Room Rack
 
-:::{imgur-figure} Z6tRbFb
-Stealth Living Room Rack
+    My newly rewired 9U server rack cabinet hidden in my living room.
+    :::
 
-My newly rewired 9U server rack cabinet hidden in my living room.
-:::
+  - :::{imgur-figure} WbPfod5
+    Drilling Three Holes
 
-:::{imgur-figure} WbPfod5
-Drilling Three Holes
+    I had to drill additional holes near the bend on my custom designed rack posts to keep them flush against the TV cabinet
+    walls. Easier, faster, and cheaper than updating my design and having new ones fabricated.
+    :::
 
-I had to drill additional holes near the bend on my custom designed rack posts to keep them flush against the TV cabinet
-walls. Easier, faster, and cheaper than updating my design and having new ones fabricated.
-:::
+  - :::{imgur-figure} yarRE7Z
+    Wiring First
 
-:::{imgur-figure} yarRE7Z
-Wiring First
+    Crimped custom-length CAT6 cables and got lucky with 1 meter long fiber cables. The yellow fiber cable is for my Google Fiber
+    internet service and the blue fiber cable goes to my office on the other side of the wall.
+    :::
 
-Crimped custom-length CAT6 cables and got lucky with 1 meter long fiber cables. The yellow fiber cable is for my Google Fiber
-internet service and the blue fiber cable goes to my office on the other side of the wall.
-:::
+* - :::{imgur-figure} I0y0A9q
+    Installed UPS
 
-:::{imgur-figure} I0y0A9q
-Installed UPS
+    Next I installed my UPS with some right-angle power adapters. The two USB power adapters are for the TV cabinet ventilation
+    fans. Two fans and two power adapters for redundancy in case one is defective. The white USB cable going out of the cabinet
+    is for a Nest camera.
+    :::
 
-Next I installed my UPS with some right-angle power adapters. The two USB power adapters are for the TV cabinet ventilation
-fans. Two fans and two power adapters for redundancy in case one is defective. The white USB cable going out of the cabinet
-is for a Nest camera.
-:::
+  - :::{imgur-figure} iAaxoC5
+    Installed PDU
 
-:::{imgur-figure} iAaxoC5
-Installed PDU
+    Here I installed a PDU at the top of the rear posts with my UniFi PoE injector zipped tied to it. I made some magnetic labels
+    for my patch panel and 3d printed a magnetic door stop, though it's falling apart after a couple of years of adding and
+    removing it lol.
+    :::
 
-Here I installed a PDU at the top of the rear posts with my UniFi PoE injector zipped tied to it. I made some magnetic labels
-for my patch panel and 3d printed a magnetic door stop, though it's falling apart after a couple of years of adding and
-removing it lol.
-:::
+  - :::{imgur-figure} cyOykBp
+    Installed Switch
 
-:::{imgur-figure} cyOykBp
-Installed Switch
+    Next I installed my trusty old 10 gig switch. I'm super excited that Google Fiber sent me a router with an SFP module that I
+    could plug directly into my switch, it's basically a "modem" on a stick! For those that are curious this only runs at 1 Gbps
+    speeds so I'm currently just paying for Google's 1 gigabit service instead of their 2 gig offering.
+    :::
 
-Next I installed my trusty old 10 gig switch. I'm super excited that Google Fiber sent me a router with an SFP module that I
-could plug directly into my switch, it's basically a "modem" on a stick! For those that are curious this only runs at 1 Gbps
-speeds so I'm currently just paying for Google's 1 gigabit service instead of their 2 gig offering.
-:::
+* - :::{imgur-figure} sJ8ooy9
+    Installed Dual Server
 
-:::{imgur-figure} sJ8ooy9
-Installed Dual Server
+    Another thing I'm excited about is that I managed to finally find some slide rails small enough to fit in my shallow-depth
+    rack. I got rid of my old shelf and have now properly racked my dual mini-ITX 2U server chassis. I made sure the network and
+    power cables have enough slack so I can fully extend the server without having to power it down.
+    :::
 
-Another thing I'm excited about is that I managed to finally find some slide rails small enough to fit in my shallow-depth
-rack. I got rid of my old shelf and have now properly racked my dual mini-ITX 2U server chassis. I made sure the network and
-power cables have enough slack so I can fully extend the server without having to power it down.
-:::
+  - :::{imgur-figure} qGJPNGQ
+    Rear Panel and Fan Assembly
 
-:::{imgur-figure} qGJPNGQ
-Rear Panel and Fan Assembly
+    Lastly I plugged in the two 5V Noctua fans into those USB power adapters. I don't want anything to overheat and it does
+    indeed get a bit warm in there what with my 6 spinning hard drives.
+    :::
 
-Lastly I plugged in the two 5V Noctua fans into those USB power adapters. I don't want anything to overheat and it does
-indeed get a bit warm in there what with my 6 spinning hard drives.
-:::
+  - :::{imgur-figure} 6W8LIkj
+    Closed!
 
-:::{imgur-figure} 6W8LIkj
-Closed!
+    Like a glove.
+    :::
 
-Like a glove.
-:::
+* - :::{imgur-figure} u23P6Sy
+    In All Its Glory
 
-:::{imgur-figure} u23P6Sy
-In All Its Glory
+    In the future I may add another 2U case.
+    :::
 
-In the future I may add another 2U case.
-:::
+  - :::{imgur-figure} FtpUBBL
+    Center I/O
 
-:::{imgur-figure} FtpUBBL
-Center I/O
+    I added a keystone surface mount box to make plugging and unplugging wires easy, in case I rearrange my living room or
+    something. The dark blue CAT6 cable goes to the garage for one of my UniFi access points, the light blue LC/UPC fiber cable
+    goes to a switch in my office and the gray CAT5e cable goes up to my Chromecast behind the TV. The power strip is also for my
+    TV and game consoles.
+    :::
 
-I added a keystone surface mount box to make plugging and unplugging wires easy, in case I rearrange my living room or
-something. The dark blue CAT6 cable goes to the garage for one of my UniFi access points, the light blue LC/UPC fiber cable
-goes to a switch in my office and the gray CAT5e cable goes up to my Chromecast behind the TV. The power strip is also for my
-TV and game consoles.
-:::
+  - :::{imgur-figure} TW0HioA
+    Behind the Cabinet
 
-:::{imgur-figure} TW0HioA
-Behind the Cabinet
+    Here's what the back looks like. More keystones!
+    :::
 
-Here's what the back looks like. More keystones!
-:::
+* - :::{imgur-figure} JhRB3DB
+    VLAN Configuration
 
-:::{imgur-figure} JhRB3DB
-VLAN Configuration
-
-This is how I configured the VLANs on my Netgear switch. So glad I took the Cisco CCNA class in high school.
-:::
+    This is how I configured the VLANs on my Netgear switch. So glad I took the Cisco CCNA class in high school.
+    :::
+  -
+  -
 ```
 
 Imgur mirror: https://imgur.com/a/gePnvYN