Zarino Zappia | Designer, Coder & Internetologist

Since I set up daily logwatch emails on my Ubuntu web server, I’ve noticed the disk usage slowly creeping up each day – starting at 25% in January, and now at 47%, 10 months later.

If you followed my guide on Setting up a dockerised Caddy-based webserver on Hetzner Cloud you may now be wondering how to keep an eye on your server’s performance while you’re busy living the rest of your life.

Apparently, just under half of all emails are spam.

This blog—along with a number of other websites I run—had been hosted by Dreamhost since 2008.

Last weekend, my broadband provider, Hyperoptic, offered to send me a new wireless router.

With Interrail currently offering 25% off their rail passes until mid-December, I figured now is the perfect time to finally polish off these notes from my recent trip, in case anybody else fancies taking a well-planned, stress-free holiday across Europe,…

Note: I started this blog post a few weeks before Cities Skylines 2 was announced (how’s that for timing?)

A number of years ago, I upgraded from my original DS214se NAS to a more powerful DS218+, donating the DS214se to my parents to act as a Time Machine backup drive and video server.

Some of the most popular posts on my blog are the ones describing how I set up my Synology Diskstation many years ago.

Every now and then, a programmer, product manager, or marketing person will ask me how they can “learn design”.