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Even a Code-Illiterate Built It! Home Server Journey (9) — Trying to Automate Meeting Notes, and Failing in Every Single Way

2026.04.212026.04.20 by Toaster

회의록 자동화 봇 - Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Webex 셀프호스팅 시도 / Self-hosted meeting notes bot

Tried to replace my Notta subscription by building a meeting-notes bot. Got wrecked at all 4 stages — joining the room, 0KB recordings, no attendee-name step, mediocre Gemini Flash output. Still leaning on Notta while patching.

A Non-Developer’s Guide to the Claude Code Source Leak — 512,000 Lines of Secrets

2026.04.212026.04.07 by Toaster

Vibrant green numbers on a computer screen, showcasing binary code and data streams.

I can’t write a single line of code, but I use Claude Code every day. Here’s what I understood from the massive source code leak — 512,000 lines, 44 hidden features, and one capybara.

Even a Code-Illiterate Built It! Home Server Journey (8) — Zero Visitors — Fixing Search Visibility with Custom Domain and Cloudflare Tunnel

2026.03.22 by Toaster

홈서버에서 .ts.net을 prsm-studio.com 커스텀 도메인으로 변경하는 과정

My blog had zero visitors because of the .ts.net subdomain. Here’s how a non-coder bought a custom domain on Cloudflare, set up a Tunnel, migrated 636 WordPress URLs, and registered with 4 search engines — all done by AI (Claude Code).

Even a Code-Illiterate Built It! Home Server Journey (7) — Making the Server Work on Its Own with n8n

2026.04.022026.03.15 by Toaster

Installing n8n on a home server and building 4 real automation workflows: dev log Notion sync, blog Google indexing monitor, server health check, and morning briefing. Free Zapier alternative.

Even a Code-Illiterate Built It! Home Server Journey (6) — WordPress Blog Setup: AI Did Everything

2026.03.222026.03.10 by Toaster

A non-developer’s journey of installing WordPress on a home server, exposing it to the world with Tailscale Funnel, and building an AI-powered auto-publishing pipeline. From Docker setup to bilingual blogging and SEO.

Even a Code-Illiterate Built It! Home Server Journey (5) — OpenClaw: One Week Honest Review

2026.03.09 by Toaster

선명한 노란색 배경에 골드 인증을 받은 고효율 850W 전원 공급 장치입니다.

OpenClaw is trending. I installed it on my home server and used it for a week. Revolutionary? No. But morning briefings, voice transcription, and weekend plans are genuinely useful.

Even a Code-Illiterate Built It! Home Server Journey (4) — Running AI Locally with Ollama

2026.03.092026.03.09 by Toaster

I installed Ollama and Open WebUI on my home server to run free local AI. Real benchmarks from my SER9 MAX mini PC, RAM-based model guide, and honest conclusions.

Even a Code-Illiterate Built It\! Home Server Journey (3) — Replacing Google Photos with Immich 📸🏠

2026.03.092026.03.08 by Toaster

How I cancelled Google Photos and iCloud, set up Immich on my home server, and backed up 35,000+ photos for free. From installation to mobile auto-backup and AI search.

[Computer Play] Even a Code-Illiterate Built It! Home Server Journey (2) — Access Your Server From Anywhere with Tailscale

2026.03.092026.03.06 by Toaster

In Part 1, I set up a Beelink SER9 MAX with WSL2 and Docker, building the backbone of my home server. With a mini PC running a server environment, I was ready to host anything. But there was one problem. “If I can only access it at home… isn’t it just an external hard drive?” … Read more

[Computer Play] Even a Code-Illiterate Built It! My Home Server Journey (1) – Starting with SER9 MAX, Windows 11, WSL2, and Docker 💻🚀 (feat. Claude & Claude Code)

2026.03.092026.03.04 by Toaster

Even a code-illiterate Toaster did it! The first installment of my home server building series using mini PC SER9 MAX, Windows 11, WSL2, and Docker. Introducing an exciting journey started with the help of Claude and Claude Code.