A new chapter - Going to work part-time and start my own thing
Starting to work more on my own things. Will it be a Flutter app, more blogging, live streaming? I have no set plan yet but some ideas.
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Blog Comments and Forum!
My website has comments now. And a forum for a yet non-existing community!
Self-Hosting
I deleted my blog - damn
Again a stupid mistake from my side. This is the downside when self-hosting. You do will do mistakes. This is one of them.
PokyPow
My first electronic hardware: a remote pc-switch for Home Assistant
🚨The PokyPow prelaunch page is live! Sign up there for stock updates at Crowdsupply. A friend recently asked me, if I know a smart home switch that runs 5V and it is pretty small. His use case was to turn on/off his HTPC in the living room. This was
Home Automation
Measuring Air Quality in your Home Office
Measure Air Quality in your Home Office with Home Assistant
Home Automation
Rain Warning Sensor with Home Assistant
Disclaimer: This is only useful for people living in Germany. But you might get inspiration from this post to build this yourself. Let's go. So the other day I stumbled across a competition from the German Make magazine about automation and found a guy who did build a
Home Lab and Hardware
Tuxedo Aura 15 Review - A Good Linux Laptop
A personal review for the Tuxedo Aura 15 from a long time Linux user and developers perspective
The Reddit Impact
The impact of Reddit and what I learned from that.
Home Lab and Hardware
Dell Latitude 5310 - bad performance on Linux
When I started my new job at gridscale (01.08.2020) I got a Dell Latitude 5310. Quickly I found out that this machine is not suiting me well and I want to share my experience. Main workflow This is not about bashing the Dell Latitude 5310. It might be
Home Automation
Smart bed heater update
Smart bed heater update with integrated timer function in ESPHome.
Home Automation
Winter is coming - Build your own "smart" bed warmer
How to build a smart bed warmer with Home Assistant.
Home Lab and Hardware
How to choose an HBA card for your NAS or Server
I needed an HBA for my NAS. Did some research twice (did this a year or two ago already) and forgot everything. HBA stands for Host Bus Adapter and is used to connect SATA or SAS drives via the HBA to the motherboard via the PCIe slot. Here is what