Minecraft Again After Years
After years, I'm returning to Minecraft. What has changed and does it still feel like it used to? My experiences getting back into one of the most popular games of all time.
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Discord Nitro - too expensive?
A critical look at the pricing of Discord Nitro. Is the subscription really worth it, or is it too expensive for what you get? My personal assessment of the value for money.Grumbling: I Don't Understand Meta's Direction
My confusion about the strategic direction of Meta (Facebook). Why I can't comprehend the company's decisions. A grumble about questionable corporate choices.Securing a Root Server #2: Auto-Update
Part 2 of my root server security series: Configuring automatic updates correctly. How to keep your server up-to-date without losing control. Best practices and practical tips.Planetside 2 - Almost What Battlefield Should Have Been
Is Planetside 2 the better alternative to Battlefield? I'm testing this mass-shooter and comparing it to its more famous competitor. What makes Planetside 2 special and what are the differences?England #4: Southern England and the Journey Home
The final, fourth part of my England trip. Last impressions of Southern England and the journey back to Germany. A conclusion about my experiences and what I remember most.I Thought I Loved Obsidian
My fickle relationship with the note-taking app Obsidian. What initially excited me and why I started having doubts. An honest look at the pros and cons of this popular tool.Pokémon Violet: 20 Years Too Late for Me
For me personally, Pokémon Violet comes about 20 years too late. Why the game can't draw me in anymore, even though it's technically good. An honest reflection on nostalgia and missed windows of opportunity in gaming.To Stream or Not to Stream?
Thoughts on streaming: Should I start or not? I'm weighing the pros and cons and sharing my thoughts on streaming culture. What are the arguments for and against it?England #2: Windsor and Oxford
The second part of my England trip, with visits to Windsor and Oxford. From royal castles to venerable university buildings - these two places offer fascinating insights into British history and culture.