Make the Internet more human

Following the movement of content creators like Marighoul or Answer in Progress, I will share some human curated content in this Blog or share things I built myself.

What is this 'IndieWeb'?

The IndieWeb is a movement of people trying to create their own websites. An important aspect is the desire to make the web more human, by avoiding AI generated content or discovery driven by algorhitms. This offers creative freedom, which classic social media websites don't offer anymore.
Recently some people started using websites like Neocities to create their own page and connect them in webrings, which mimic how the Internet worked in the 90s.

Building a silent 14B AI inference server in K3s.

How I re-engineered a 2017 AMD Vega Frontier Edition—infamous for its 250W power draw and blower noise—into a completely silent, highly efficient Kubernetes-native AI inference node running Ollama. You can read the full hardware breakdown and find the custom cooling scripts here.

My very simple implementation of a kanban board.

A zero-dependency kanban board that runs entirely in the browser. I built Bantō for my homelab to keep track of projects and tasks — no account, no cloud, no framework. Just HTML, CSS, and vanilla JavaScript. You can try it at banto.erik-schuetze.dev.

Need a quick peek at all the different Food sources and their effects in Peak?

I created a simple Cheatsheet for the game Peak, which shows all the different Food sources and their effects in a compact way. You can find it here.