While setting up my System to use Linux as the main OS again, I thought it might be neat to have some basic highlighting in the Terminal, including highlighting for write access on the current Directory, or when using git or the root-User.

I've build a LEGO-car with my nephew, that can be remotely controlled using a PicoPi (2) W as a WebServer and controller.

The PI5 is great. But it gets hot and the default fan is pretty noisy. The Argon Neo 5 seems like a good choice, as it promises a cooler PI, with a less noisy fan and an option for an .m2-NVMe-SSD, utilizing the new PCIe-Interface

Nala interfaces python-apt and adds a neat CLI with more features on top. It hides redundant messages, provides better formatting using Colors and ASCII-Styles, keeps track of installed Packages in a History and shows what happens during install, removal or upgrade.

Setting up a monitoring Stack for Docker, using Prometheus, Node-Exported and cAdvisor as DataSources for Grafana Dashboards

The Deployment-Process for an Nuxt-App with Apache isn't really well documented. So here are some things I figured out while trying.

If you're new to Server Side Rendering (SSR), the Hydration Errors can be difficult to understand at first. Here are some Tips.

There are two major syntax-highlighting-Frameworks in the JS-World. Let's have a look at them.

Some things I noticed while upgrading from Vue.js 2.x to 3. While at it, i was also upgrading from Webpack to Vite.

For one of my Pico Pi Projects, I needed to transform some images into a black/white-Array. I'm sure there are other tools or simpler ways to do this, but for such a simple task, it was easier to just do it in Java myself.