Jana's cozy corner

I think it's always cool to look through the tech that other people use.

For the last year, I was running a small fediverse bot that sent a daily message, asking UpCloud to start offering BGP sessions to their customers.

As anyone that follows me on the Fediverse probably knows: I was at the DENOG17 conference, a week ago.

Joel posted a reply to my previous post and linked to these two different posts by Thomas and Ava.

I've recently become disgusted by how much I use my phone.

As evident by my last blog post "A prison of my own making", I needed to change something about my relationship with technology.

Yesterday I realized something: I've built myself into a prison and didn't realize it.

When one spends enough time in the self-hosting bubble, one will inevitably come across someone thinking about self-hosting email.

A few days ago, at their Hetzner Summit, Hetzner finally announced that they are going to be offering Object Storage in the future.

After a conversation on Mastodon I realized that I never publicly documented the steps I took to configure K3s to run using only IPv6 addresses from a public prefix.

I've been using VyOS 1.3 for some time now in my Homelab and it has been working great overall.

I am running a 3 node K3s HA Kubernetes cluster at home, to run most of my selfhosted services.

Disclaimer: This text originated from my final submission in the lecture "Data Warehouse" by Andreas Buckenhofer.

I just found out that Docker has released a first Preview of Docker on Apple Silicon.

I got back into regularly photographing with my DSLR in the last couple of months and was struggling to find a good photo editing software for RAW photos.

Creating this website has been a very long process for me.

Yesterday was the Apple Silicon event, where they unveiled their new Apple M1 Chip as well as the new Macbook Air, Macbook Pro and Mac Mini with that chip.