What it’s like to run Arch Linux
My intention is simple. I want to install ProtonMail Bridge so that I can use Thunderbird to send emails. The reality, as it turns out, …
Rolling my own intranet
I recently started setting up a personal Kubernetes cluster, and along the way deployed quite a few services: Weave for gitops, Traefik for networking, Prometheus …
There’s no better welcome home than a humming PC
Every day I come home from work or whatever outing I was involved in, and I walk into my flat with my PC already booted …
Integrating DAV and Google Calendar using only Open Source Software
It’s no secret that I’m a huge free software fanatic. And so I was faced a big personal moral dilemma when I started working for …
Automated Flicker wallpapers with N8N
While scouring through South African Government websites looking for information about public holidays, I discovered that our government has a Flickr account. And a pretty …
Reclaiming your soul, digitally
We all know every time you tick a terms & conditions checkbox without reading it, you sign away a bit of your soul. Or less …
How do moral atheists exist?
One line of reasoning theists sometimes use to argue for God’s existence is to claim that he is the source of morality, and since people …
What is truth these days?
I don’t know if it’s just me, but I feel like recently there’s been more and more miscommunication, alternative news and straight up lies. Not …
An easy guide to being virtuous
Anyone that’s ever tried this thing called life can attest to how difficult it often gets. Not only do you have to literally survive —unfortunately …
Egoism isn’t the end of us all
A core assumption of normative ethics is that people can act freely, and that one can only be obligated to do something if it is …