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I love self-hosting a wide variety of services on my VPS, but as the number of these self-hosted services grew, managing separate accounts and passwords for each one became increasingly tedious. Another frustration was the state of authentication in many open source projects. Most of the services I self-host either
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Work in progress… Talk about DNS, tls, some caveats, why i did it, things to look out for to save time, etc.
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This blog post is WIP. I will add images and media when I can. After returning from California to my home in Shenzhen to continue with my summer holiday, I noticed a few issues with our home that slightly my daily life somewhat unpleasant. First, it was summer, temperatures average
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Special syntaxes used by ChatGPT.com for UI embedded elements in responses.
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How mastering semantic HTML, ARIA, and WCAG can boost usability, meet legal standards, and even drive revenue.
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My personal experience comparing Next.js and React Router/Remix, explaining why I prefer the latter for its simplicity, performance, and alignment with web standards.
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January 15, 2025, Rough Draft First of all, I will start with the pros. I think it is a really interesting experience learning about the database and designing data structures with it, considering it has a hybrid approach that can both handle schema-ful and schemaless data, combining both the power
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⌛This blog post, originally drafted around 2023-12-18, is obsolete because both Million.js and Remix have been sunsetted. Over time, both projects evolved. Remix announced that much of its work is being brought into React Router v7, and Million.js pivoted more towards “Million Lint” and tooling around performance rather
While I was developing a Remix project, my teammate asked me if I could remove a feature for some reason ASAP. I commented out sections of my code and pushed a new commit to GitHub, then waited for Cloudflare Pages to build the project and deploy. I thought, this was
Lychee is a self-hosted photo-management service. Lychee — Self-hosted photo-management done rightLychee is a free photo-management tool, which runs on your server or web-space. Upload, manage and share photos like from a native application. Lychee comes with everything you need and all your photos are stored securely. Compared with Photoprism, it
I wanted to create a collection of my favorite anime images (e.g. Pixiv artworks) on my private Lychee instance. Uploading the images was an easy task, but I was thinking that the browsing experience would be better if there was a method to filter the images by their characteristics.
Accidentally deleted important files in VSCode? Learn how to recover them from VSCode's Local History using a simple JavaScript script.
Maintain a clean deployment history by automating the cleanup of old Cloudflare Pages deployments using a simple Worker script.
A short guide to implementing Content Security Policy (CSP) for web apps using Amap. Includes a tested CSP configuration and notes on privacy-conscious domain filtering.
Adapted from an original note I created on April 19, 2022, at 8:44 PM UTC+8, last updated on April 20, 2022, at 9:52 PM UTC+8 This system was initially created for use in a survival server hosted on (the platform) Netease Minecraft--the Chinese version of Minecraft.