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A HAR Analyser That Stays in Your Browser
Starting this weekend, I built HAR Insight, a browser-based tool for looking at HTTP Archive (HAR) files. -
Enable VP9 Hardware Acceleration in Chromium on Linux (Intel GPU)
If you're using Chromium on Linux with an Intel integrated GPU and noticing high CPU usage during YouTube playback, you're probably missing hardware video acceleration. Here's how to fix it. -
🏰 All About Prague: A Complete Guide for Expats
Building a comprehensive guide website for people moving to Prague, featuring interactive tools, detailed guides, and practical resources for expats. -
🤖 Building a JS‑Free, Server‑Side AI Ask Page
How I added an AI‑powered Q&A page to a zero‑JavaScript Zola site using Cloudflare Pages Functions and Workers AI—fast, private, and production‑ready. -
🧅 Tor for Everyday Privacy: A Friendly, Practical Guide
What Tor is, what it does and doesn't do, and how to use it safely—explained for everyday people in clear, practical steps. -
🛡️ Fort Knox for Your Internet History: A 3-Layer DNS Privacy Blueprint
A VPN-free solution that locks down DNS privacy without sacrificing speed, engineered after months of experimentation. -
🔑 Demystifying SSH Key Fingerprints
A deep dive into SSH key fingerprints, explaining what they are, how they work, and their importance in secure system authentication. -
🔋 Observer: Smart CPU Management
Exploring Observer, a tool for intelligent CPU core management that optimizes battery life while maintaining system responsiveness. -
🖱️ Adjusting Firefox Scroll Speed on Wayland
A quick guide to customizing Firefox scroll speed on Wayland for a smoother browsing experience through about:config settings. -
🅰️ Crisper Fonts on Linux, No Drama Required
A simple guide to fixing blurry fonts on Linux by tweaking a single environment variable for clearer, crisper text rendering. -
📝 My Experience with Obsidian
A personal review of Obsidian as a note-taking tool, highlighting its flexibility, Markdown support, and powerful linking features. -
🎵 Play music in the terminal on Linux/MacOS
A simple bash script solution for playing YouTube music directly from your terminal using yt-dlp and mpv, perfect for minimalist music listening. -
⚙️ About this website
Technical details about this website: zero JavaScript, perfect Lighthouse score, and built with modern tools like Zola and Cloudflare Pages. -
👋 Hi there
Welcome to my blog where I'll be sharing thoughts, notes, and cheat-sheets about SRE and Platform Engineering.