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Long time I somehow struggled what would be the best way to deploy my static site.

Having your own blog is fun.

The current situation on the IT job market is hard.

Sealed Secrets, Ansible Vault, 1Password or SOPS - there are multiple ways how and where to store your secrets.

Since years I have an off-the-shelf NAS and always wanted to build my own.

I moved all my repositories to Codeberg and I am very happy with it.

Setting a wallpaper in Sway, with swaybg, is easy.

Since a years we know, or might suspect, our chats are listend on, our uploaded files are sold for advertising or what purpose ever and the chance our social messengers leak our private data is incredibly high.

When Proton released its new authenticator in July 2025 I had mixed feelings about that.

While enshittification is rolling across a lot of US-based services, let’s try to host our static Hugo page with EU-based services only.

One year ago Authys desktop app was shut down.

When switching my personal website to Nuxt 3 I found myself looking and researching all the small things you need to tackle, besides the content, to make it fly.

When writing blog posts you likely want to share your post on Twitter or any other social network to give your posts an audience.

When Tailwindcss 2 was released I decided to give my blog a new update and also write about some more topics I had in mind.

The Bard fieldtype is a beautiful idea to create long texts containing images, code samples - basically any sort of content.

When developing a Magento2 you might be needing database dumps from time to time from the production system.

Following the trend of serverless, all that hype (or not?)