Gaming Dashboards and Data
I've built fairly extensive game tracking for myself. I now use it to track my games, purchases, the time I spend playing, and so on.
I've also built specialized
personal stack
Upgrading my infrastructure with Garage and PGBackWeb
The simplicity and resiliency of Garage might just make S3 buckets a good idea for a small homelab. I've tried to store DB backups in it.
The Open-Source Basis for my projects, illustrated by the use case of my game catalog
Of the people who write code in their spare time, many are building an app for a specific purpose. And while I've done that as well (e.g. with Obskurnee), most
Changing how I read
I had a setup that worked well for years. And therein lies the problem: I want to do things the same way, but various companies keep pulling rugs from under my feet. So over the past few months, I basically had to rebuild everything from scratch, this time on my own hardware.
Symfonium's Continuous playback completes my music stack
I've written before about the software that makes up the part of my personal stack that handles music; this post describes how I finalized it using Symfonium's cool features.