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-My name is Eva and I'm 27 year old computer science enthusiast. I graduated in
-business informatics and am currently employed as an IT specialist working in
-security and application administration. In my spare time I like to go climbing
-and bouldering in a gym or do some recreational programming. I also sometimes go
-on walks or "explorations". I search on
-[openstreetmap](https://www.openstreetmap.org) for places in my area I've never
-been to and take a walk there. Sometimes I find interesting or nice places and
-take pictures.  
-
-Other things I'm interested in:
-- homelabbing, I have a server which runs a couple of webservices (and also this
-website). Maybe I'll make a dedicated page to my setup in the future
-- video games, especially grinding heavy ones like Disgaea. Also rogue-likes
-- anime and manga
-- I like to read books, horror is my preferred genre. I also like non-fiction
-- Magic the Gathering
-
-My favourite anime of all time is Detective Conan and my favourite manga is
-Baki.  
-My favourite video game series is Monster Hunter, especially Freedom Unite for
-the PSP and 4 Ultimate for the 3DS. I also have a Medion 1998 OF CRT monitor
-for playing retro games.
-
-I also listen to a lot of music. I can't even tell if I have a favourite genre,
-because I listen to so many different types of music. Pop, Hip-Hop, Death Metal,
-Grindcore, Speedcore, Vaporwave... I'm pretty much open to all genres, as long
-as it sounds good I don't care what it is.  
-Some of my most listened to artists, in no particular order, are:
-- Death Grips
-- t+pazolite
-- Utsu-P
-- Pig Destroyer
-- reol
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-## hi
-
-I'm a 27 year old graduate in business informatics. I made this website because
-I feel like too much of the internet is centered around social media and
-sometimes it feels as if the whole internet is only a handful of websites. Years
-back I really enjoyed browsing random websites created by people who just wanted
-to share their hobby, which made the web feel way more alive and individual than
-it is now. I still do this sometimes using [wiby.me](https://wiby.me). Maybe
-this website can encourage someone to create their own.  
-In my spare time I like to go climbing and do some programming on various
-projects. Occasionally I'll go on a walk in a random place I've never been in
-and take pictures. Maybe I'll add a photo album sometime later. You can read
-more about me [here](./about.html)
-
-## thoughts
-
-I'll sometimes post my thoughts. You can read them [here](./thoughts.html).
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-Here are all of the thoughts I've posted so far:
-
-- [first entry, 2024-10-24](./thoughts/first-entry.html)
-- [updated css and navigation, 2024-10-25](./thoughts/updated-css-and-navigation.html)
-- [javascript, 2024-10-25](./thoughts/javascript.html)
-- [muscle memory, 2024-11-23](./thoughts/muscle-memory.html)
-- [video games, 2024-12-10](./thoughts/video-games.html)
-- [homelab, 2024-12-15](./thoughts/homelab.html)
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-Finally putting some content on this website. I've had this domain for 18 months now
-to host my matrix server, but never did anything with the site itself. I thought it
-would be a waste not to put something here, so here you go.  
-This will most likely remain a purely static website where I'll sometimes post stuff.
-
-Got to put the "back to home" link into a proper navigation bar later. It's around 3AM right
-now and I'm tired.
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-In this post I will go over my hardware and homelab setup.  
-My main machine and daily driver is a desktop PC that is currently running
-Void Linux. No particular reason for that. I'm currently just trying different
-things to see what suits my needs best, but I think I'm going back to gentoo
-somewhat soon. I like gentoo because out of all package managers, I think
-portage is the best. I don't even care about the use-flags, I just like
-portage. The compile times don't bother my either, since there's only a handful
-of packages that take somewhat long to compile and they only get an update every
-couple of months.  
-I use my main machine for basically everything. It's my daily driver after all.
-I use it for software development, gaming and browsing the web. It also serves
-as a sorry excuse for a homeserver. I store a vast amount of movies and music,
-which I serve to my home network via jellyfin.  
-I also have a corebooted Thinkpad T440p, which is used as a workstation when
-I'm going to be away for a couple of days. The T440p is a bit hefty, but it is
-equipped with everything I need: A VGA Port, multiple USB Ports, a CD Drive and
-an SD Card reader. It runs Devuan with stable repo.  
-I have another Thinkpad X260 that is running FreeBSD. I use it as my mobile
-workstation whenever I leave my house. Since it's a bit smaller and lighter, it
-is more portable than the T440p. I also use it to test applications I might need
-on my main machine, so I can finally decide whether I make the switch to FreeBSD
-as a daily driver or not.  
-My server that runs all my webservices is a random Acer Laptop I bought 13 years
-ago. To my surprise I've never run into any issues, despite it being very old.
-It is running on Debian stable. It is hosting the following services:
-- [radicale](https://cal.cafebabe.gay) (a calendar and contact card service)
-- [invidious](https://invidious.cafebabe.gay) (alternative youtube frontend)
-- [LibreY](https://search.cafebabe.gay) (a meta search engine)
-- [git](https://git.cafebabe.gay) (my git server)
-- and a Matrix server (hosted at cafebabe.gay)
-
-I also have a pihole in my network.
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-I do not like javascript.  
-It definitely has its uses, but in my opinion many web developers use it as a
-crutch. I use uBlock origin to block javascript by default. Do you know how many
-websites don't work with this setting enabled? About 8 out of 10 times I visit a
-site, I get the "Please enable javascript" message, a blank white screen or a
-website that doesn't respond to any inputs. This is absolutely ridiculous. I
-don't expect to get a fully working website, but you should at least provide
-basic functionality.  
-If your website doesn't even load without javascript enabled, then your website
-is shit.  
-Reconsider your approach. Don't just use whatever js framework is the current
-flavour of the month (because a new js framework seems to appear every couple of
-weeks). Build a working website with html+css and THEN use javascript to ENHANCE
-your website. Don't make it a requirement! Use simple AJAX instead of full-blown
-frameworks.
-
-- I don't like javascript
-- I think the language in itself can sometimes be pretty stupid
-- 90% of websites are bloated as hell and take way too long to load because of
-it
-- it makes websites inaccessible to users that are blocking javascript if your
-site requires js to provide basic functionality, let alone load
-
-If you are a web developer, please don't use js or at least use it sparingly.  
-
-This website will never use javascript.
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-Muscle memory is a weird thing.  
-I was a very active sports climber since 2013, with my most active years being
-2016 to 2019. My best performance was an 8c flash. For non-climbers, that means
-that I completed an 8c route without any prior knowledge to how this route is
-build and supposed to be completed. I just went on the wall and did it.  
-In late 2019, I hurt the the tendons in my right middle and ring finger. This
-put me out of commission for about 6 months. When I finally recovered the gym
-was closed because of the COVID-19 virus. I never enjoyed any other forms of
-physical activity, so I let myself go and gained about 15 kilograms. At this
-point I should add, that during my peak climbing days, I was underweight.
-I am 183cm tall and weighed about 63kg, which wasn't exactly healthy.
-I now weigh around 77-79kg and I haven't really actively climbed since 2019.
-What I mean by "actively climbed" is at least three times a week, which is the
-minimum of what I did back then. Nowadays, due to work and a longer commute to
-the gym, I go about once every two weeks.  
-Now, this is why muscle memory is weird.  
-I don't go climbing three times a week like I used to.  
-I gained 15kg, most of which is probably fat. I lost muscle.  
-AND STILL, after only four climbing sessions, I am back to flashing 7c. 
-I know, it is not an 8c, but I expected WAY worse, and I honestly don't
-know how I'm even able to do this. I don't think I should be able to do this.
-I thought I'd start back at around 6a or so, simply because my shoulders and
-back muscles got way weaker. But I can still do these routes without an issue.  
-If this is really just muscle memory doing its thing, then I'm really excited
-for what I can do, once I get back into climbing regularly.
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-Implemented the index for all thoughts and changed the css. Also made a proper
-navigation bar. Maybe I'll ditch the css completely and go brutalist style, not
-sure yet. This website is currently just html+css. I wrote a very basic static
-site generator with Jinja2, mistune and Pygments to convert markdown to html.
-Maybe I'll rewrite this into Flask and use a database to store these entries.
-But that will have to wait, if I ever decide to do this, because right now that
-would be total overkill.
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-I've recently been getting back into video games. Unfortunately, modern games -
-with a few exceptions - aren't really my thing. Games in the last decade I
-enjoyed were Cyberpunk 2077, the latest update of The Binding of Isaac, Monster
-Hunter and the NieR games. I wasn't the the mood to play any of these games,
-and a friend of mine reminded me of the existence of Dungeon Siege: Legends of
-Aranna, so I went ahead and installed it. This was my first ARPG, even though
-there's not much of roleplaying in this game, and it was in fact the very first
-PC game I've played. The first video game I ever played was Rayman for the Sega
-Saturn.  
-Anyway, Dungeon Siege is a very simple game: You left click to walk around, you
-left click to attack enemies and you press H to consume a health potion. That's
-basically it.  
-No, really. You just walk through the world, click on enemies and wait until
-they're dead. The worst thing is that, as is common in some older games, you
-have a chance to hit. So there are times when you're missing five or more
-attacks in a row, which is pretty annoying. A joke my brother and I used to tell
-was that Dungeon Siege is probably the best screen saver ever. Put you character
-on free movement and auto attack and leave the game running while you're reading
-a book or do some work.  
-When I installed this game I expected that all my good memories with it were
-just feelings of nostalgia, but it kept me engaged until the very end. Now I'm
-at my favourite part of the game: The second to last starting point, where you
-can grind the last quest for powerful loot. If you play in multiplayer you can
-select a starting point, depending on your character level. And that is the
-thing that keeps me so engaged. The loot in this game is extremely random and
-when you finally get something really good it feels incredible. Most modern
-ARPGs have certain best-in-slot items that you can fairly reliable farm or
-craft. But in Dungeon Siege, it is completely up to chance. That is the thing
-I love about this game.  
-I am still on the first difficulty. There's standard, veteran and elite. One
-loot run takes me about 30 minutes. If I do two runs a day, I expect to make it
-to elite in about three months. The experience you get really takes a nose dive
-once you are on veteran. But that doesn't matter a bit, at least to me.  
-Another thing about this game is that the soundtrack is incredible. [Just listen
-to this masterpiece.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AxwCsV2nzTw)
-I really love those older video games and I unironically think that most of them
-are better than the games that are released today.