Günther Unlustig 🍄

Peter Lustig’s unlustiger verschollener Sohn mit weirden Interessen und Gadsen.

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<Explaination for anyone not knowing obscure German media>

Peter Lustig used to be the moderator in an old German kids science and nature series called “Löwenzahn” (Dandelion) who shaped our generation.
He also shaped my childhood, and I want to honour him.

My real name also isn’t “Günther”, it’s just a reference to “Olaf, Olaf, Olaf, Günther” from Spongebob: The Movie, because I wanted it to sound like a real name and it makes conversations easier.

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Cake day: May 18th, 2024
  • Günther Unlustig 🍄@slrpnk.nettoSelfhosted@lemmy.world•Liquid TreesEnglish
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    16 hours ago

    Does this count too?

    I already posted this on [email protected]. .

    I’m purposefully growing duckweed on my balcony.
    I’m doing [email protected], and by doing that, I have lots of waste water with still good fertilizer in it.

    Duckweed is one of the fastest growing, nutrient densest and least demanding plant out there, and you can just scoop it out with a strainer.

    It’s exponentially growing and if you don’t wanna eat it, it makes great organic fertiliser or animal feed with lots of protein and micronutients!

  • Günther Unlustig 🍄@slrpnk.nettoSelfhosted@lemmy.world•What OS should I use for self-hosting that doesn't require extensive terminal knowledge?English
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    7 days ago

    I can recommend you Debian, since it’s the “default” for many servers and has a lot of documentation and an extremely big userbase.

    For web interfaces, I can recommend you, as you already mentioned, CasaOS and Cockpit.

    I used CasaOS in the beginning and liked it, but nowadays, I mostly use Cockpit, where I have the feeling that it integrates the host system more, and allows me to do most of my maintenance (updating, etc.) quite easily.

    CasaOS is more aesthetic imo, and allows you to install docker containers graphically, which is better for beginners.
    I personally do my docker stuff mostly via CLI (docker compose file) nowadays, because I find it more straightforward, but the configuration CasaOS offers is easier to understand and has nice defaults