Category: HowTo

  • How to begin with Friedrich Nietzsche?

    How to begin with Friedrich Nietzsche?

    In my post Untimely meditations, I explained a bit about my plan of taking this blog in a somewhat new direction. I explained why I chose the new title for my blog because of feeling a kinship with the German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche. Like I said there, I plan to explore the life and work…

  • Organizing and managing your photos

    Organizing and managing your photos

    Do you remember what shoe boxes were for a long time ago? For those of you too young to remember, let me explain. Long after the shoes that had come in the box were thrown away, the box was kept for storing copies of printed photos. The idea was that those photos would eventually be…

  • 10 must-have Firefox Add-ons

    10 must-have Firefox Add-ons

    My browser of choice for privacy, security and functionality is Mozilla Firefox. Even though early releases weren’t always great in terms of memory management, I’ve been with Firefox since release number 3 or so. I just updated to version 74. One of the things I love about Firefox is the ability to extend the functionality…

  • Manage passwords with KeepassXC and Nextcloud

    Manage passwords with KeepassXC and Nextcloud

    Store passwords in the cloud but don’t trust public cloud services? I’ll show you how to manage passwords with KeepassXC and Nextcloud.

  • Increasing content width of WordPress Twenty Seventeen

    Increasing content width of WordPress Twenty Seventeen

    This will be a short post but hopefully helpful to some of you. It took me a while to get used to the new default theme in WordPress, Twenty Seventeen. I like it a lot now, with the striking visuals and large header images. There was just one problem for me: I think the content…

  • Sharing Outlook calendar with Nextcloud

    Sharing Outlook calendar with Nextcloud

    I use a personal server running Nextcloud, a cloud solution to access, share and protect files, calendars, contacts, communication and more at home and in enterprise environments. There, I keep my personal calendar, which is synced to a variety of mobile devices. However, at work I am forced to use Microsoft Outlook with Exchange for…