Rüegger's Log is a personal German-language newsletter with hands-on articles on self-hosting, Linux and running your own infrastructure. Recent issues cover a deep dive into the cross-platform Task Manager TMOG, a making-of for a browser extension that works around newspaper paywalls, and a critical look at Firefox's standards support for web developers.
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Detailed first-person field notes on running a homelab, covering self-hosted NetBird upgrades and backups, Docker network segmentation, and Home Assistant energy cost modelling. Readers get concrete configurations, scripts, and the reasoning behind each decision.
Covers security news for people who run their own servers and care about privacy, including supply-chain attacks, runtime vulnerabilities and forensic tooling. It separates verified facts from rumour and explains what each issue means for readers and which fixes to apply.
A homelab blog documenting the build of a production Kubernetes cluster on TuringPi hardware with Talos Linux, covering migrations, monitoring and secret management in detail. Readers get worked examples, real failures and the reasoning behind each design decision.
A personal technical blog by Sascha Corti covering hands-on projects such as storing PGP and SSH keys on a subdermal NFC implant and running open-weight AI models on home hardware. Readers get detailed, step-by-step write-ups including mistakes and configuration details, plus reasoned opinions on when to use open models.
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