Welcome to my minimalist blog.
Here I share my projects, my work in the Homelab, and occasionally some personal experiences - like our move to Paraguay.
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Some translations are still in progress.
Enjoy reading and exploring!
How I integrated Cactus Comments – a decentralized, tracking-free commenting system built on my own Matrix server – into my Hugo blog, including the client build, appservice setup, and Catppuccin styling.
In this article, I set up my own Matrix homeserver using Synapse and Docker Compose. Alongside a brief introduction to the decentralized Matrix protocol, I walk through the complete installation with PostgreSQL, Traefik, and Cloudflare Tunnel.
How I flashed the Brazilian TP-Link TL-WR949N router with DD-WRT: including a workaround for the SSID issue related to Error 18005, a step-by-step guide, and information on using TFTP for recovery.
The Context Window is the “invisible bottleneck” in many Ollama setups. Here are three approaches to optimize its performance, practical tests using various models, and specific recommendations for successfully integrating OpenCode with LLMs.
In line with my planned blog series, I have integrated a series functionality into Hugo. In this tutorial, I will show you how to create multi-part posts with automatic numbering and navigation.
Multilingual blogs incur translation costs. Manual translations are expensive, while automated tools often damage the Markdown format. How can one still remain efficient and preserve the original format?
An overview of El Paraiso Verde in Paraguay: developments within the expat community, challenges arising from social media campaigns, legal aspects, and unresolved questions concerning the management of the settlement.
With clearly structured volumes, dedicated networks, and a bit of automation, my services run reliably across multiple Linux systems. They are quick to deploy, easy to update, and stable.
For my Frigate Docker container, I wanted to enable AI object detection with hardware acceleration. Therefore, I bought an M.2 Accelerator Coral Edge TPU chip with an A+E key and installed it in my home server.
Frigate is an open-source Network Video Recorder (NVR) that combines traditional video surveillance with AI-powered real-time detection of people, vehicles, animals, and other objects.