S-Express - A Security Tiger Team for all FOSS maintainers [^1]
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Recent Posts
The BÆD books, my little trick
My personal little mental health trick. I have a notebook and a pen at my bed. It’s called the BÆD book. All the negative things, the moments where I felt ba...
On actively avoiding solutions to keep problems alive
TIL that this observation I make over and over again actually has a name.
The 2024-02 Spam Wave on the Fediverse and what we can learn (unfinished)
#UnpopularOpinion The current spam wave supports one of my suspicions that federated networks should be built as a web of trust, Friends of a Friend style. O...
Finding and blocking spambots and other unwanted guests
Since I finished my 5-part E-Mail Done My Way series, I have made a few minor and bigger changes (replaced fail2ban with crowdsec being one of the bigger cha...
Client-side comments with Mastodon on a static Jekyll website
WARNING: As with all my technical posts, this is NOT a simple copy/paste description. If you want to use this proposed solution, I expect you to know how Jek...
Running uptime-kuma with podman and RHEL 9 as a systemd service
TIL: With a simple #podman command I can install and run a container that monitors my services - https://github.com/louislam/uptime-kuma from the wonderful L...
The No AI/ML clause on this blog
Today I read this, IMHO rather clickbaity blog entry by Heather Meeker called Is Copyright Eating AI?. And I was not impressed.
A short, concise guide to participating in a protest
(A while ago I kinda complained that it is not easy to convert a thread on Mastodon to Markdown so I can turn it into a blog post. Well. Vadim saw that, thou...
E-Mail Done My Way, Part 4 - The final stuff
0. The Journey - The basics and outlook (on the series, not the Microsoft mail client ;) 1. Postfix - the in and o...