Schafe sind bessere Rasenmäher

I recently came upon a few blog posts that talked about adding comments to a static site.

I previously talked about hacking my PS Vita, which is where my device hacking journey started.

I finally managed to move my blog off of GitHub for good!

Retrogaming and devices for this specific hobby have been part of my Fediverse bubble for quite some time now.

It’s been a while since I’ve published anything on this site.

I GM’ed Rise of the Blood Olms for my TTRPG group, a one-shot adventure for Cairn 2e.

I think it’s time to reflect on the progress I’ve made the last few weeks.

Archive.org has been through a lot of trouble in the last few weeks.

This is gonna be a step-by-step reconstruction of how my backup script evolved over various iterations.

I think it’s time to reflect on the progress I’ve made the last few weeks.

Sometimes we Germans have nice descriptive words for things.

I’ve had a low-level fascination with knots since I was a little kid.

Alright people!

“Ah fuck, I still need to put the dishes into the dishwasher.”

I’m still reading Reconciliation: Healing the inner child by Thich Nhat Hanh and trying to slowly adjust my day-to-day habits to be more mindful.

For the longest time I’ve always interpreted being centered as something mostly physical.

I’ve been trying to be more mindful during the day and keep my focus on the task at hand.

I’ve only been back on the Mindfulness train a few days, but I’m already noticing so many small things.

Today I had the chance to observe this kind of instant friendship forming, the way only kids seem to be capable of.

I’m not the first person to notice this, nor am I the first person to write about it, but not everything that is meant to help you relax is healthy.

Things I’ve noticed so far: I’m often annoyed when my kids want to talk to me.

I’ve been angry a lot these last few weeks.

I recently added Immich to my homelab.

Here’s what I’ve been up to this last week.

This is a condensed version of https://sbytestream.pythonanywhere.com/blog/Code-Coverage-For-NUnit .

This is the 3rd part of a series where I rant about how I ended up with Linux as my daily driver.

This is the 2nd part of a series where I rant about how I ended up with Linux as my daily driver.

This is the 1st part of a series where I rant about how I ended up with Linux as my daily driver.

2023 hasn’t been a big reading year for me.

Back in 2015, after I had graduated from university, I was looking for jobs.

Why I’m doing what I’m doing Getting remoting to work Unwrangling my brain The finished prototype Why I’m doing what I’m doing About a week ago or so, the QA guys at work asked me if I could help them out a bit.

I initially intended to post a few songs on Mastodon and talk about my history with Helltrain, but I quickly learned that this would be better suited to a blog post.

…was yesterday. 😅 Even back on the PSP, I always wanted to play Lumines, because it looked like an refreshing tetris-like puzzler to me.

I had trouble getting to sleep last night and my mind kept returning to games that I’d call classic.

On Monday the 6th February of 2023, I woke up to find a surprising email in my inbox.

Warning!!!

I love WSL.

Nightmare Frames by Postmodern Adventures might be one of the best Lovecraftian horror games I’ve played so far.

I spent the last two days trying to make a simple script that toots a static message on Mastodon.

Preamble Friday the 13th franchise Friday the 13th (1980) Friday the 13th Part 2 (1981) Friday the 13th Part 3 (1982) Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter (1984) Friday the 13th – A New Beginning (1985) Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives (1986) Friday the…

Someone wrote in to mention this movie in one of the latest WOFF dispatch episodes I’ve heard.

Just because I watched The Descent yesterday and it reminded me of this movie, I had to watch it again.

This is a de(s)cent movie!

This is an amazing game with lots of heart.

TL;DR If your Docker build depends on installing packages from an external package repository, you might be in for a surprise.

Here’s something I didn’t think we’d ever get: a new Monkey Island from Ron Gilbert.

She felt an unexplainable void next to her.

1 The hole in the ceiling had always bothered me.

She’s crying.

The wind howled along the open road.