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I have not written here in a while, and the reason for that is that is blog was created mostly with writing about computers in mind.

In the previous post about 3D printing I wrote how amazed I was that I could just start printing, without any calibration, and the prints would be perfect each time.

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I was thinking of doing something special for the 100th post, but I could not decide what to do, so instead I'll do just some random bits and pieces.

My Python pet project powers on, package on PyPi published, pyriodic parsing possible!

I remember that in those ancient times when the year number still had two zeroes in the middle, I read an article in a computer magazine, it was either CD-Action, or CHIP, an article about this new idea: a printer that could print object in 3D from plasti…

This is a topic that I have been planning to dive into for a long time, but I kept procrastinating.

As I already mentioned in oh so many blog posts, I now live in a house, which opens totally new possibilities when doing astrophography.

As with other such posts on my blog, this is not sponsored in any way, I just write about the things I personally use and think are worth sharing.

Yesterday, Michał Sapka, Poland's favourite blogger according to a certain Australian posted on the Fediverse a toot about human.json. human.json is intended to be a way of presenting that this specific website is written by humans, not AI.

First of all, apologies to all the RSS readers of my blog, you'll most probably get all the posts again.

I like using the terminal (also called the console).

I have moved this blog's CDN from AWS Cloudfront to Bunny CDN.

Tomorrow is the last day of 2025, and there is a high probability that the next year will be 2026, just like Saturday comes after Friday, and Sunday comes afterwards. 2025 was also the first full year that I have been using Umami as my online analytics se…

This is very much a first steps post.

Apologies, I was sure I was taking more screenshots, but now I cannot find them, another thing I did not handle well.

I am very happy to inform that my Python project, Pyriodic Backend, has been published to PyPi, and is for anyone to use with the code available as open source.

I don't remember the exact date when my GoToSocial instance was launched, but I am quite sure it was somewhere around late November of 2024.

I've been spending too much time on online marketplaces for secondhand items.

To skip the boring memories and go straight to the technical part.

I've read somewhere that Intel for many years has been doing a tick-tock model in his development cycle.

As I already mentioned several times, I am in the process of building my future house.

This is hopefully the first post in the "Today I #TIL" series.

Here is my newest project: a webpage running on an off-grid server powered solely by solar panels. solar.stfn.pl The Background I am in the middle of building my house.

I have not had a desktop PC since spring of last year.

In April of this year I wrote the Access local Nextcloud with HTTPS anywhere by using Tailscale TLS certificates blog post in which I showed how I am using Tailscale-generated certificates to access my locally hosted services with HTTPS.

Almost a year has passed since I wrote the last State of my homelab update, and that means it is high time to write a new one.

I've got this idea that I want to try out: A Dockerless homeprod.

I decided I want to try out tracking my expenses, and after some research I went with trying out Actual Budget.

This is the next episode in my series on using Pi-hole, the previous ones are: WireGuard and PiHole for secure ad blocking on your smartphone Using PiHole and Tailscale to block ads on all my devices, including mobile Wait, I just saw it took me three blog

This will be a very short and simple blog post, but as I said in one of the previous ones, my aim for this year is to use this blog also for, well, blogging, and not only elaborate tutorials how to do computer shenanigans.

This post is a continuation of my WireGuard and PiHole for secure ad blocking on your smartphone post.

I achieved one hundred million points in Einstein@Home.

I bought a new router and now my home network is mostly Mikrotik.

During the last few days I did two migrations, the first one I had been planning for some time, the second one was more spontaneous, and they were directly related to one another.

This blog post is of course not sponsored by Tailscale, I just really like them This blog post continues the topic of running Nextcloud in an LXD container, but the matters discussed here are universal and can also be applied to any service running locally

As I mentioned in the previous blog post, I am now in the process of moving some of my homelab services from Docker to LXC (Linux Containers).

Do you know those days that you cannot start doing anything, because you are going out in the evening?

FIX TUBE URL I don't have anything to write about computers for now.

I'm slowly going back to astrophotography.

I was tagged by 82Mhz to answer this set of questions, so here it goes: When Did You First Get Interested In Technology?

Apart from these few posts about simple things in MicroPython, this is the first post on this blog in which I talk about programming in Python in a slightly more advanced way.

I felt like also giving a go at this challenge.

This post is in a way an extension of my previous one about Pinchflat.

I have a Raspberry Pi cluster (citation needed).

Continuing the theme of a smart home, I wanted to talk about my Home Assistant setup.

tl;dr My home server idles at 70 watts.

In the last two months I managed to buy two cheap, second-hand Raspberry Pi 4s with 4GB of RAM.

Happy New Year!

As with the previous post about GoToSocial, you should not take what I write here as gospel.