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Turning a PC on and off using an ESP8266
In this post I’ll show how you can control the power state of your computer remotely using an ESP8266.
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Setting up an encrypted MQTT server on Debian/Ubuntu using mosquitto.
MQTT is a messaging protocol intended for smaller applications (in “footprint”, not necessarily scale) which is available since 1999 but is currently receiving a lot of attention since the rise of the internet of things and the need to send small messages as simply as possible. In this tutorial I will show how to install a mosquitto server on Debian/Ubuntu based systems.
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Building Apps for ODROID-GO using ESP-IDF
In this post I’ll describe how to write your own programs for the ODROID GO, a handheld gaming console featuring an ESP32.
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Automagic Minecraft Server Backups With Map Renderings Using GitLab CI and GitLab Pages
I recently set up a Minecraft server again, I usually do this by simply running the downloaded
.jar
file in a screen session. This time though, I did it a little bit better. In this post I’ll describe what I consider to be the perfect setup. -
How to build a WiFi controlled Maneki-Neko using an ESP8266
In this post I’ll show how I added WiFi remote control capability to a golden beckoning cat I’ve bought.
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How to monitor dedicated servers (IMHO)
I have been playing with monitoring applications and servers for a while now and especially like Prometheus and Grafana.
In this post I’ll explain how I monitor my servers.
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Virtual Box Command Line Cheat Sheet
Here are a few VirtualBox command line snippets I’ve collected.
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lrkFM - Awesome, archive capable file manager for Android
About a year ago, I started a new Android project. It’s called lrkFM and its original goal was to be a simple file manager for Android. I started the project together with @nsueper as part of a challenge:
He was to write a file manager using React Native and I would use Java. Then we would see who could reach the 1.0 milestone first.