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After many years of using zsh with powerlevel10k, switching to fish and then falling back to the default terminal, I’ve decided to try something new and more up-to-date… I’ve been using the default terminal for a long time now.
Remember how I mentioned, that I never really got “warm” with Traefik? Well, I’m still not, but at some point in time I fell for my auto-renewal not working correctly and gave it another shot.
Some of you might use Mastodon, have an account there or at least heard of it. One feature of a mastodon profile is the Profile metadata, which lets you add all kinds of text and links to your profile.
I’m reading articles and news daily from many different sources. I used to only read them on my phone before sleeping but I also started browsing blogs on my laptop at some point.
Yesterday, I showed how I set up my home server with caddy to retrieve SSL certificates and serve my self-hosted services like paperless-ngx and Jellyfin on human-readable domain names with SSL encryption.
What is Caddy and why do I use it Caddy can be called a multipurpose webserver, coming with a large subset of modules and being ready for most applications out-of-the-box while keeping a simple configuration.
Have you ever heard about GPG (or GnuPG)? Yes? Gooood :3 No? Give it a quick search and check it out, it can be some nerd fun.
Refactoring some old code can be refreshing. Seriously ! xD (at least for me). So it seemed very close to my mind to take a look at the card editor of FurrCard again after finishing the majority of features that I implemented.
Since I don’t want to handle with emails and passwords on FurrCard, I solely rely on common oauth providers like Discord and GitHub for authentication.
What is this blog? I started writing articles back in 2012, ranging from travel logs to programming tutorials in PHP. I enjoy writing texts here and then when I find (or don’t find) certain things that might be interesting for others.