Bluesky PDS: Docker Dilemma
Hosting Bluesky PDS with Docker is a tangled mess. Streamlined setups, where art thou?
Hosting Bluesky PDS with Docker is a tangled mess. Streamlined setups, where art thou?
The Wallabag Chrome Extension is frustratingly broken when it comes to authentication.
A rant about the convoluted process of setting up Mastodon using Docker and the frustration of dealing with multiple dependencies and configurations.
These are the available admonitions/hints/callouts implementation for your Hugo blog.
PortChecker - Check for Open Ports EASILY Learn how to self-host portchecker.io using a Docker container! This handy tool allows you to check the port status of any hostname or IP address, which is essential for managing port forwarding and network security. In this video, we'll walk you through the entire process, from downloading the Docker image to accessing your own private instance of portchecker.io. Honestly, I’m not sure why you’d bother self-hosting PortChecker—it’s just a tool to check your server’s port status. You can easily use the website for that. It’s not like it’s going to keep tabs on your ports 24/7, so unless you’re on a mission to host everything yourself, this might be a bit much! ...
If Globe consistently delivers 50 Mbps, it would more than meet my daily needs, proving that reliability often outshines raw speed.
GCash’s BancNet transfer feature faces issues, leaving users waiting for transactions.
I’m torn between Bytestash and Opengist for my snippets repository. I love Opengist’s clean and simple design, but Bytestash’s robust search functionality is hard to overlook.
Jekyll themes like Just the Docs and Chirpy are some of the reasons why I would like to revisit my decision in the Hugo vs. Jekyll debate.