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date = '2026-02-16T19:45:02+01:00'
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title = 'Discord'
title = "Discord"
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Since [Discord announced](https://discord.com/press-releases/discord-launches-teen-by-default-settings-globally) it will start asking users for age verification, I became obsessed with reading about alternatives to the platform. And there are a lot of them. As a self-hoster, I immediately thought of Matrix and XMPP. Both have their pros and cons and different implementations.
Since
[Discord announced](https://discord.com/press-releases/discord-launches-teen-by-default-settings-globally)
it will start asking users for age verification, I became obsessed with reading
about alternatives to the platform. And there are a lot of them. As a
self-hoster, I immediately thought of Matrix and XMPP. Both have their pros and
cons and different implementations.
I was almost ready to pick one of them when I stopped and thought to myself, _would I really use them?_
I was almost ready to pick one of them when I stopped and thought to myself,
_would I really use them?_
And my answer is a clear: **No!**
I will not replace Discord because _I don't even use Discord now_. I haven't had an account there for years. When I message my friends, it's either on Signal, WhatsApp, or iMessage, which are all end-to-end-encrypted (E2EE) messengers. The only thing I'm waiting for is E2EE RCS (Rich Communication Services) so I can ditch WhatsApp at some point.
I will not replace Discord because _I don't even use Discord now_. I haven't had
an account there for years. When I message my friends, it's either on Signal,
WhatsApp, or iMessage, which are all end-to-end-encrypted (E2EE) messengers. The
only thing I'm waiting for is E2EE RCS (Rich Communication Services) so I can
ditch WhatsApp at some point.

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date = '2026-02-20T15:46:52+01:00'
tags = 'micro'
title = 'Email'
title = "Email"
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It's a shame we don't have _ubiquitous decentralized chat_ equivalent to **email**. I know **Matrix** and **XMPP** exist, but neither are complete enough. And they dont't have a lot of users.
It's a shame we don't have _ubiquitous decentralized chat_ equivalent to
**email**. I know **Matrix** and **XMPP** exist, but neither are complete
enough. And they dont't have a lot of users.

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date = '2023-12-25T16:28:52+01:00'
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title = 'Markdown Tables Suck'
title = "Markdown Tables Suck"
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Tables are arguably the worst part of Markdown.
No horizontal lines except for the mandatory one at the top.
The only feature is the possibility to align cells.
Tables are arguably the worst part of Markdown. No horizontal lines except for
the mandatory one at the top. The only feature is the possibility to align
cells.
Org Mode does much better, but isn't perfect either.
Don't get me wrong. It's nice to have a simple tool for simple tables.
But sometimes I need more customizability.
Don't get me wrong. It's nice to have a simple tool for simple tables. But
sometimes I need more customizability.

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date = '2025-04-14'
description = 'Kleiner Computer, große Pläne'
tags = ['selbsthosting', 'nixos', 'git']
title = 'Selbsthosting'
title = "Selbsthosting"
date = 2025-04-14
description = "Kleiner Computer, große Pläne"
tags = [ "selbsthosting", "nixos", "git" ]
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Seit etwa 2020 hat mich die Idee fasziniert, meinen _eigenen Server zu betreiben_ – also die volle Kontrolle über Daten, Dienste und Medien zu haben. Vor allem auf Reddit, und dort besonders in den Communities [r/selfhosted](https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted) und [r/homelab](https://www.reddit.com/r/homelab), habe ich immer wieder spannende Projekte gesehen. Lange blieb das für mich ein Traum – zu wenig Zeit, zu wenig Geld. Aber im April 2024 war es so weit: Mein kleines Selbsthosting-Abenteuer begann.

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date = '2023-11-15T10:12:30+01:00'
tags = ['micro']
title = 'Use Timestamps'
title= "Use Timestamps"
date= 2023-11-15T10:12:30+01:00
tags= ["micro"]
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Every blog post should include a timestamp.
In fact, this extends to almost anything online and even offline.
Every blog post should include a timestamp. In fact, this extends to almost
anything online and even offline.
Also, don't make me look for the date.
Put the date as obvious as possible, preferably at the beginning of the post.
Also, don't make me look for the date. Put the date as obvious as possible,
preferably at the beginning of the post.
I was reading [Julia Evans post about nix](https://jvns.ca/blog/2023/02/28/some-notes-on-using-nix/) and it was not immediately clear to me if this was a recent post.
Only when I copied the URL to complain about it I discovered the date there.
Safari hides most of the URL by default.
I was reading
[Julia Evans post about nix](https://jvns.ca/blog/2023/02/28/some-notes-on-using-nix/)
and it was not immediately clear to me if this was a recent post. Only when I
copied the URL to complain about it I discovered the date there. Safari hides
most of the URL by default.