Resisting Impulse Buying: A Personal Reflection on Consumerism
There is a saying you may have heard: when buying daily necessities, especially items meant to last for years, it’s better to choose well-kn...
2025
My DNS Services
Previously, I set up a recursive DNS service using Technitium DNS Server . Today, I have set up another DNS service. This time, I chose to u...
Deploying CouchDB for MoonFM Sync
Since Xiaoyuzhou started showing splash ads, I decided to explore other podcast clients. The official guide I found suggests creating a se...
Spotify's New Feature: AI Playlist
This morning I stumbled upon a new feature on Spotify called AI Playlist , and it’s pretty interesting. You can find it by going to the Libr...
Yandex Browser: A Fusion of Smoothness, Practicality, and Aesthetics
Yandex Browser is a web browser developed by Russian internet company Yandex (Яндекс), based on the open-source Chromium/Blink engine. The l...
Enable DoH3 and DoQ Support for Technitium DNS Server
Previously, I shared a post on setting up Technitium DNS Server and using acme.sh to issue SSL certificates . You might have noticed that T...
Uniform Souls and Bodies
Beautiful appearances are all alike; interesting souls are one in a million. I used to think this sentence meant that while appearance...
Blogging Journey: Transitioning from Niche Ads to AdSense
I've experimented with various blog hosting methods. Currently, I still maintain a few static sites, but my VPS is too limited to run Wo...
The Subtle Balance of Ads: Finding the Golden Ratio Between Creator Revenue and User Experience
In today's internet world, everyone is surely fed up with ads. I was once adamant about removing ads, but now I’m starting to rethink th...
Min Browser: Turning Your Browser into a Reader
Introducing a Minimalist Browser: Min Browser Background I first discovered this browser while looking for a good tool to read blogs. I ...
The Real Problem is Not Algorithmic Recommendations, But Giving Up Your Choice.
In today's internet age, self-media is everywhere. However, the content we see every day may not be what we truly want to see, but more ...
Switch Linux Mint to KDE Plasma
Install Plasma: sudo apt install kde-standard During the installation, you will need to choose a display manager, as KDE Plasma uses SDDM...
Set up Technitium DNS Server and Issue SSL Certificate with acme.sh
I've recently started working with Technitium DNS Server again, and realized that my previous documentation was a bit lacking, so here...
Verify Nostr NIP-05 with Your Own Domain
To verify your Nostr identity using your own domain, create a file at ./well-known/nostr.json on your website. The content should look like...
Human-AI Interaction in the Future: From Tool to Gateway
Evolution from PC Internet to Mobile Internet In the early days of the PC internet era, users primarily relied on web browsers to access v...
Browser and ad blocker selection roadmap in the MV3 era
As we all know, the Manifest V3 policy makes the original uBlock Origin unusable. Here are some alternative browsers. This chart helps you q...
Deep Introduction to LibreWolf — A Privacy-Focused and Secure Browser
1. Introduction In today’s internet environment, privacy protection is becoming increasingly important. Most mainstream browsers, such as G...
Adding a Custom Domain to Google Blogger
If you previously added a custom domain and now change it, the corresponding CNAME record value will not be displayed. The redirect will po...
Ulaa Browser – Privacy-Focused with Multi-Mode Isolation
Browser Enthusiast As a browser enthusiast, I love trying out different browsers. Each browser has its unique features and areas of exper...
Firefox: A Classic Browser Focused on Privacy and Customization
1. Introduction to Firefox Firefox is an open-source browser developed by the Mozilla Foundation, first released in 2002. Unlike browsers b...