Today marks exactly 25 years since I registered amedee.be. On 12 December 2000, at 17:15 CET, my own domain officially entered the world. It feels like a different era: an internet of static pages, squealing dial-up modems, and websites you assembled yourself with HTML, stubbornness, and whatever...
You’ve probably heard of ntfy. It’s an open-source, self-hosted push notification service that lets you send real-time messages to phones, desktops, and even scripts over simple HTTP/HTTPS requests. In this article, I’ll walk you through exactly how I set up my own self-hosted ntfy server using...
I’ve rebuilt my website so many times it’s basically a hobby at this point. The whole thing started as a simple static Astro site running on Cloudflare Workers, and at the time that felt clever enough. But static files get boring. I eventually wanted dynamic content, a real CMS, and full control...