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  • DNS moved to deSEC

    A while ago, after stopping to run my own DNS servers, I took the decision to move my DNS management to Bunny. I already used Bunny as a CDN platform, which is used on this blog to serve media, for instance, and it did a good job so far. To simplify, as Bunny is using…

  • The Resonite Unity SDK is now generally available

    After a few months in development, the long-awaited Unity Engine SDK for Resonite, built on top of ResoniteLink, is finally available for early usage. The SDK allows you to port previously Unity-only content to Resonite, directly from the Unity Editor itself. For instance, if you originally made a world for VRChat or any other platform…

  • Minecraft servers

    Minecraft has always had a special place in my heart, from the very early days to nowadays, I still enjoy jumping in once in a while to visit some new servers friends recommended me. Let’s go over a few that marked me in some way. FunCraft FunCraft is a French Minecraft server that opened in…

  • Un-breaking the ActivityPub reactions block

    As mentioned in a previous post, I installed the WebMention plug-in on this blog. Turns out it broke the small ActivityPub reactions block I have to show who shared or liked a certain post. Thanks to GitHub user pfefferle from Automattic, for pointing out that the WebMention plug-in actually seems to have replaced the ActivityPub…

  • Why is an article missing?

    Earlier, an article about Fur Affinity was published but has been unlisted until further notice after the author of the writeup presented in the post needed to coordinate further with the Fur Affinity team. I’m personally not happy about this at all, when something is published, it must stay published; however given I did not…

  • The Framework experience is how Linux should feel

    The post that was originally scheduled to go out today was delayed, so instead, you get ramblings about Linux, and laptops. Lately, since solving that quite annoying graphical issue on my laptop, the Framework 16, I have rediscovered how much I love using it for daily things. I would go as far as to say…

  • Avoiding stutters from the KDE task switcher

    For some reason, my KDE is stuttering when doing some stuff, most notably, when using ALT+TAB to quickly swap windows. Every time I would switch windows, there would be a micro-stutter freezing the entire screen for half a second, which I hate. Solving that turned out to be fairly easy: going into the settings, search…

  • Making your own web corner – easy edition

    A while ago, I published a blog post about making your own corner of the web. That tutorial is great if you want to get started with self-hosting, or want something you did really all by yourself. However, let’s consider a few things: following the previous tutorial might not be that easy if you don’t…

  • Webmentions

    This blog now implements Webmentions through the WordPress plug-in of the same name. I’m not quite sure how it works yet, so if you have implemented or enabled that, feel free to try it on me.

  • Podman aventures

    Recently, I’ve started playing around a bit more with Podman. If you’re not familiar with it, it’s a container engine in the same vein as Docker, only it can run completely rootless and uses OCI containers. Their licensing is also a bit more generous than Docker’s, for instance, Podman desktop doesn’t require a license for…

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