Hello World πŸ‘‹

Welcome to my website.

I am a software engineer from Bavaria, Germany. I am interested in cool technology, especially Open Source. I work with Linux, .NET, Kubernetes, containers, and many other cool technologies. Besides that, I am also interested in photography.

This webpage acts as a “home base” for all the stuff I do on the internet. I will post here about all the different things I am interested in. Keep in mind that I post different content in different languages. So if you can, check out the other languages.

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This website is now on the darknet

Tor as the gateway to information The Tor network empowers people to access the uncensored internet from many places around the world. It provides a way for all of humanity to access information in a free and open manner. It includes many tools and options to circumvent censorship and even active measures taken against it. Tor bridges or the Snowflake browser add-on, for example, help people in censored countries connect to Tor even when the known entry node IPs are blocked by the state. ...

May 10, 2025 Β· 5 min Β· 909 words Β· Lukas Nagel
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How to automate Bluesky posts

I had Bluesky on my radar for quite a while but never liked the way the platform was built. 1 But recently, I decided to give it a try. With this post, I want to share my experience automating my posts to Bluesky with you. (You can find my profile here.) I also wrote a post in which I explained how to automate posts to Pixelfed (a Fediverse platform), which is quite similar to this one. I might refer to that post from time to time because the process is quite similar. ...

January 29, 2025 Β· 6 min Β· 1255 words Β· Lukas Nagel

Nginx proxy manager on TrueNas Scale without True Charts

This is the third post in a larger series about self-hosting with TrueNAS Scale. In this post, I want to show you how to set up the Nginx reverse proxy without relying on TrueCharts. I explained in the last post why I am moving away from them. In short: Support will be dropped. Nginx Proxy Manager Using the default charts in TrueNAS Scale, your application can only be exposed on a high port. Accessing your apps via such a weird port and without a proper domain isn’t cutting it. Is it? Therefore you can run a reverse proxy that manages TLS encryption and directs traffic for each subdomain to its respective app, without needing a special port in the URL. ...

October 5, 2024 Β· 5 min Β· 949 words Β· Lukas Nagel