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This page contains various links: Some that I've collected over time and some to services that I host myself.
Self-hosted
- git.cscherr.de - Primary source for software by me
- search.cscherr.de - Search with multiple search engines at once - without being tracked and without ads
- static.cscherr.de - Static content like images
- auth.cscherr.de - Single Sign On, in case you're blessed with an account for cscherr.de
Notes
The following links are related to taking or processing notes.
- noteapps - A huge collection of information on note-taking apps
- silverbullet - Markdown Based Notes in a browser.
Japanese (日本語)
- Jisho.org - Free Japanese - English dictionary
- tofugu - Valuable resources on learning Japanese
- wanikani - Learn kanji, easy but takes endurance (by tofugu)
Computer Stuff
Developement
- conventional commits - A standard on how to write git commit messages
- Rust - My favorite programming language
- Rust Api Documentation Convention RFCs on how to write doc comments in rust.
Editors
- neovim - The absolute pinnacle of all text editors
Hacking
- revshells - Interactive collection of reverse shells
Games
- suika - 2024 with fruits and physics
- Classic Tetris Monthly - competitive classic (NES) Tetris scene
Other
- killed by google - A list of services from Google that no longer exist
- frank geht ran - Burner phone number, when you call it, Frank tells the caller that contact by phone is not wanted. (German)
- datenschutz-generator - Legal compliance is annoying for people just looking to host some nice software. This website helped me keep my sanity by generating a Datenschutzerklärung based on some information.
- what year is it? - Tells you what year it is, useful for time travellers, cryogenics users and coma patients.
- wormhole.app - Easy anonymous secure filesharing
- Regex101 - IDE for regexes
Travel and Urbanism
- seat61 - Detailed Information for longer Travels by train
Science
Mathmatics
- 37 - 37 is everywhere (seems like the most random $n < 100$)