A Reassurance Button With No Tracking, Rebuilt on My Homelab deep dive
A tiny page offers a button and a voice with no tracking and no data collected, so I rebuilt it on my homelab and found the voice is the whole product.
Curated internet, served daily
Your own stack, running in your own room
Running your own stack: DNS, servers, Raspberry Pis, e-ink displays, and the hardware underneath all of it. The test I apply here is boring and effective — if it survives a power cut in my flat, it belongs on this page.
A tiny page offers a button and a voice with no tracking and no data collected, so I rebuilt it on my homelab and found the voice is the whole product.
CXMT, China's DRAM leader, is preparing to move into flash memory against Samsung and YMTC — a supply-side response to the AI-driven memory shortage.
A Raspberry Pi 5 listens for garden birds with BirdNET-Go and redraws an e-ink page using hand-cut 1800s illustrations, all running locally.
Cloudflare cut its 1.1.1.1 DNS cache in half with five small Rust changes, freeing roughly 100 terabytes of RAM across the fleet.
A free top-level domain is available to anyone willing to reverse-engineer an IPv6 address and host a static site on deSec.