Using Mailpit as my default MTA

Lego Advent Calendar Every year, my lovely wife prepares a custom advent calendar for me. And, because I loved it as a kid and still do, she puts Lego in it. Everyday, I get a few more pieces and build a new model. At the last day I get the manual and build the actual set. It's great fun. This year's set was Set 60431: Space Explorer and Alien...

Beer Bread So now that the bread making trend seems to be mostly over, I gave it a try. I googled for the “simplest bread to make without yeast” (because I didn't have yeast) and came across a recipe for “beer bread” which was perfect (because, of course I had beer). Turned out pretty good and was quick and easy to make. I see myself making this...

House of Leaves I finished reading the “Hᴏᴜꜱᴇ of Leaves” some weeks ago. But today I thought about it again so here's a quick review. Hᴏᴜꜱᴇ of Leaves is all about meta levels. So it's fitting that I first heard about the book in a YouTube video, that talks about a level for classic Doom named MyHᴏᴜꜱᴇ.wad. If you have the nearly two hours, give...

Introducing: clipscreen Using a ginormous 49" widescreen monitor is awesome. Except for when you wanna share your screen in Google Meet or other tools. Sharing a 5120×1440 screen simply makes no sense. Of course you can opt to share a tab or window instead. But for work, I often need to switch between a terminal, my IDE and a browser. If I want...

Personal Server with Docker Compose Over the last couple of weeks I updated the server this blog and many more stuff is running on. I decided to move (nearly) everything to Docker. My previous setup was much more traditional. My server runs Debian Linux. A single Apache server provided different virtual hosts, the different services used...