A recipe website for people who lack creativity and organization but like cooking and trying out new dishes: https://coolinary.app

> The price adjustment affects all newly ordered Cloud Servers and Dedicated Servers across all locations. However, Webhosting products, Managed Servers, servers from the Server Exchange, IPs, storage products, Load Balancers, Volumes, Snapshots, and Object Storage are not affected.

"newly ordered"

https://coolinary.app, a recipe website for people who love cooking but don't know what to cook

Wrong. I pay €0,23/kWh, so do your homework.

What exactly is failing in Germany, and why is it important in this context?

Anecdotal evidence is not evidence.

In June 2025 the average electricity prices in Germany were 38.35c/kWh.

https://countryeconomy.com/energy-and-environment/electricit...

They have failed to have a sensible industrial and energy policy, leading to around net 0 GDP growth since 2019. I’m sure for the degrowth elites though this is not a failure it is working as intended.

https://tailgator.app, playing around with serverless Tailscale nodes

https://coolinary.app, simplifying cooking and recipe ideas

https://capi.tax, preparing capital gains tax reports from foreign brokers for German income tax (still closed)

I like these product names :) keen to give tailgator a try

1) A website to measure and detect coil whine. It's been bugging me on my new Dell screen, but Dell says "it's within specs". 2) An AI-generated artwork platform with open firmware for Eink frames. 3) Server Radar: https://radar.iodev.org

Worked a little on Server Radar [1] again, the Hetzner Auction price tracker.

It's my fun little project to resort to. Implemented dark mode, sorting, grouping and various layout improvements. Also added a Drawer with Auction view the other week. UI is finally fun again with component libraries and LLMs.

Oh, and I added a Cloud Server Availability [2] page as I noticed people on /r/hetzner were complaining about lack of resources. Looks like their Cloud offerings are going quite well.

[1] https://radar.iodev.org/ [2] https://radar.iodev.org/cloud-status

I am currently contributing to [1], a preconfigured *arr stack on NixOS.

I am also working on Plundrio [2], a put.io Download Client for *arr.

My other project Server Radar [3] has been neglected lately, but I wanna move to D1 completely (currently still using DuckDB on the frontend).

[1] https://nixarr.com/

[2] https://github.com/elsbrock/plundrio/

[3] https://radar.iodev.org/

Started a NixOS Flake for declarative network namespace isolation for systemd services: https://github.com/elsbrock/netns-unit/

Been working on a put.io download client for *arr implementing the transmission RPC interface: https://github.com/elsbrock/plundrio