# Amiya's Desk > Amiya's Desk is Amiya_desi's personal blog for notes, project writeups, homelab records, Cloudflare/Docker/Linux operations, Godot game development, Obsidian publishing workflows, AI-assisted development, and everyday retrospectives. ## Context - Site: https://blog.sayori.org/ - Owner: Amiya_desi - Language: en - Description: Notes, projects, and a little everyday tinkering - Purpose: personal writing, durable project notes, public tutorials, and long-term records. This is a personal blog, not a local business or commercial service site. It does not publish local addresses, company phone numbers, price tables, or commercial delivery promises. ## Core Links - Blog home: https://blog.sayori.org/ - Main desk: https://sayori.org/ - Guestbook: https://blog.sayori.org/guestbook/ - RSS: https://blog.sayori.org/rss.xml - Sitemap: https://blog.sayori.org/sitemap.xml ## Topics - [个人站长工具箱](https://blog.sayori.org/topics/webmaster/) - 个人博客、域名、Cloudflare、评论、站长社区、外部资源、本站文章索引、软件和浏览器插件的专题入口。 - [Building Your Own Blog from Scratch: GitHub, Cloudflare Pages, Mizuki, and Obsidian](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/astro-mizuki-blog-from-zero/) - 从零搭博客的起点，覆盖 GitHub、Cloudflare Pages、Mizuki 和 Obsidian。 - [Get a Free Domain for Your New Blog, Then Show Up in Webmaster Communities](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/free-domain-and-web-community/) - 建好博客后的下一步，讲免费域名、Cloudflare DNS、评论系统和站长社区。 - [Webmaster Resource Toolbox](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/blog-resource-toolbox/) - 外部站长资源清单，放域名、托管、评论、监控、自托管和社区链接。 - [Site Article Index](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/site-article-index/) - 本站文章索引，按建站、学生资源、服务器、社区和创作分类。 - [Useful Free Software Toolbox: Remote, Convert, Transfer Files, Notes, Screen Recording, and Pixel Art](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/useful-free-software-toolbox/) - 常用软件清单，写清楚用途和下载入口。 - [List of Free and Useful Browser Extensions: Scripts, Translation, Passwords, Speed Control, Site Discovery, and Privacy](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/useful-browser-extensions-toolbox/) - 常用浏览器插件清单，写清楚用途、安装入口和权限注意点。 - [What Cloudflare's Free Tier Can Do for Developers: The Cyber Philanthropist's Free-for-All](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/cloudflare-free-tier-student-guide/cloudflare-free-tier-developer-guide/) - 整理 Cloudflare 免费层里适合个人站长使用的 Pages、Workers、R2、Tunnel、DNS 等能力。 - [Internet Community Log 1: Linux.do NodeLoc and NodeSeek, mjj and AI related](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/internet-community-1/) - 从 Linux.do 和 NodeLoc 讲起，记录中文技术社区和主机圈入口。 - [Internet Community Records 2: Bangumi, Doki Chinese Club, and South Plus](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/internet-community-2-bangumi-and-doki/internet-community-2/) - 记录 Bangumi 的条目、评分和讨论，以及 Doki Chinese Club 的 DDLC 垂直讨论。 ## Recent Posts - [Free AI API Entry Points: BaiPiao, innilove, and Several Navigation Sites](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/freeapi-glm-kimi-cc-switch/) - Compiling a few entry points where you can still find free AI APIs, along with navigation sites suitable for checking public-benefit sites and free quotas. - [Riseup's 'Radical Servers' List: What Public Service Organizations Offer and What I Can Do](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/radical-servers-public-services/) - Getting to know the non-commercial tech organizations and public services curated by Riseup, and documenting the web audit and API capabilities currently offered by sayori.org - [Disroot: A Collection of Open-Source Services That Feels Like the Old Internet Ideal](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/disroot-open-services-note/) - Documenting Disroot's email, cloud storage, XMPP, and collaboration tools, and using it as an opportunity to reorganize sayori.org's public services suitable for long-term maintenance. - [The Creator's Confidence Cycle – Trapped Within It](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/creaters-confidence-circle/) - The Creator's Confidence Cycle – Trapped Within It — Let's find a way out! - [Reflections After GMTK Jam](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/after-gmtk/) - In the last six hours of GMTK Jam, I cut down the unfinished puzzles and submitted a small game that was actually playable. - [GeoScore 2.4.5: A Tool for Webmasters to Figure Out What Their Site is Really Missing](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/geoscore-2-4-guide/) - Using site profiles, real crawl evidence, and repair reports to understand what a website truly lacks. - [Another Self-Introduction (July 2026)](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/ziwojieshao/self-introduction/) - Time to reintroduce myself after a while. After all, a few months ago I didn't know about those communities, nor did I expect to build websites, make videos, or even actually fail a course. - [Site Article Index](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/site-article-index/) - A curated list of articles on this site related to website building, servers, AI resources, communities, and creative tools. - [List of Free and Useful Browser Extensions: Scripts, Translation, Passwords, Speed Control, Site Discovery, and Privacy](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/useful-browser-extensions-toolbox/) - A brief compilation of Tampermonkey scripts, Immersive Translate, Bitwarden, Global Speed, SimilarSites, AI assistant extensions, and privacy extensions. - [Student Benefits Navigation: Don't Let Your Edu-Email Sit Idle](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/edumails-glados-student-benefits/) - I'll start with GitHub, JetBrains, and Zed, then use YX Flow, GLaDOS, Aliyun, and Pages as needed. - [Get a Free Domain for Your New Blog, Then Show Up in Webmaster Communities](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/free-domain-and-web-community/) - From DNSHE free subdomains and Cloudflare DNS to comment systems, Travellings, Moe ICP, and Forever Blog, giving your freshly set up blog a domain, interaction, and a little chance to be seen. - [Running ntfy on a 2C2G Student Server: Giving Myself a Notification Button](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/selfhost-ntfy-on-2c2g/) - Deploy ntfy push service with Docker on a student server, so backup scripts, monitoring, and scheduled tasks can all send notifications to your phone. - [Internet Community Log 1: Linux.do NodeLoc and NodeSeek, mjj and AI related](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/internet-community-1/) - The first log of Chinese internet communities, focusing only on Linux.do and NodeLoc: what they're good for, and what newcomers should know before joining. - [How College Students Use AnyRouter, SharedChat, and cc-switch to Manage AI Quotas](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/anyrouter-sharedchat-cc-switch-student-guide/) - A guide for college students on AnyRouter registration, SharedChat GPT quota claiming, and cc-switch configuration, to be watched with my Bilibili video. - [(Repost) Why do other apps immediately know what you just searched for? (Including iOS)](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/cross-app-tracking-device-fingerprinting/) - Reposted with original author's permission. Using Loupe to demonstrate what mobile apps can read from your device, photo album, and local network, and how ad SDKs piece together device fingerprints. - [(Repost) Following up on the last post: How is your phone treated differently by them?](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/mobile-app-ad-targeting-device-profiling/) - Reposted with permission from the original author. Discusses how mobile users are targeted differently, from the perspectives of quick apps, ad SDKs, and device/installed app profiling, and compiles common ad handling methods. - [(Repost) An Insider Reveals How Rogue Apps Trap and Hunt Users](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/rogue-app-advertising-user-traps/) - Reposted with original author's permission, detailing common rogue app tactics in ad redirects, user profiling, permission bypasses, risk control evasion, and complaint interception. - [Internet Community Records 2: Bangumi, Doki Chinese Club, and South Plus](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/internet-community-2-bangumi-and-doki/internet-community-2/) - From Bangumi's entries and discussions, to the Doki Chinese Club forum I first joined, and finally a quick mention of South Plus. - [I Made a Small Forum List Repository](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/cn-internet-community-map/internet-community-map/) - I've organized my previously scattered notes on internet communities into a wiki-style small forum list repository and a standalone site. PRs are welcome! - [Webmaster Resource Toolbox](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/blog-resource-toolbox/) - External resource entry points for domains, hosting, comments, monitoring, self-hosting, Cloudflare, analytics, webmaster communities, and blog frameworks. - [Build Your Own Search Gateway – My Search Gateway Upstreams](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/build-your-search-gateway/) - Build Your Own Search Gateway – My Search Gateway Upstreams - [Very Useful Godot Plugins](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/godot-useful-plugins/) - Very Useful Godot Plugins - [Useful Free Software Toolbox: Remote, Convert, Transfer Files, Notes, Screen Recording, and Pixel Art](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/useful-free-software-toolbox/) - A brief compilation of NetEase UU Remote, File Converter, LocalSend, Obsidian, OBS, Aseprite, and an Aseprite self-compilation repository. - [Starting Anew: Game Dev Life from Zero](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/re0game-dev-life/) - About to survive the damn finals week, a summary of the past, thoughts on the future, all in one article. - [My Creative Resources Index](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/resource-index/) - A public resource index compiled from two browser bookmark bars, focusing on game development, assets, art, music, AI, and learning. - [Docker and Docker Compose Minimum Start: Understanding Those YML Files](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/docker-compose-minimum-start/) - A minimum start guide to Docker for those who just got a server: what containers are, how to read Compose files, how to start, stop, update, and delete them. No theory, just practical usage. - [What Can a 2C2G Student Server Run: Don't Overload the Little Machine Yet](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/student-2c2g-server-service-index/2c2g-server-service-index/) - My real-world setup for a 2C2G Alibaba Cloud student server: Vaultwarden, ntfy, Gatus, Fast Note Sync, AstrBot, and a search gateway. Includes actual memory usage and a list of what not to run. - [Setting up Vaultwarden on a 2C2G Student Server: Don't Let Your Password Vault Run Naked](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/selfhost-vaultwarden-on-2c2g/) - Deploying Vaultwarden with Docker Compose on a student server, and clearly explaining the truly important parts: HTTPS, disabling registration, backup, and recovery drills. - [What can you buy with Alibaba Cloud's 300 RMB student voucher: A guide to using it before you waste it](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/aliyun-student-300-voucher-guide/) - A compilation of the most practical ways to use Alibaba Cloud's 300 RMB student voucher: ECS, Lightweight Application Server, Wuying Lingdou, Bailian Large Model API, and pitfalls to watch out for before ordering. - [Tinkering with Fast Note Sync on a Student Server: A Private Sync Layer for Obsidian](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/fast-note-sync-on-student-server/) - Running Fast Note Sync Service on a 2C2G student server, carving out a private route for Obsidian multi-device sync, backup, and REST/MCP interfaces. - [Building Your Own Blog from Scratch: GitHub, Cloudflare Pages, Mizuki, and Obsidian](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/astro-mizuki-blog-from-zero/) - Starting from registering GitHub and Cloudflare, writing articles with my Obsidian blog template, and then publishing to Cloudflare Pages using GitHub Actions. - [Blog Author 9 Questions: My Answers](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/blog-author-9-questions-answer/) - My answers to Another Dayu's 9 questions for blog authors. - [My Answers to the 15 Self-Reflection Questions for Independent Blogs](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/independent-blog-self-check-15-draft/) - My answers to Ya Yu's 15 self-reflection questions for independent blogs, a self-check on my relationship with this blog. - [meta-note](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/meta-note/) - Since you're here, why not take a look? - [Record of Age 18 to 19](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/age-18-to-19-record/) - A record of growth from age 18 to 19, including game development, studies, life, personality development, and self-observation. - [Letting AI Dox Myself: A Rather Absurd Privacy Experiment](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/ai-self-doxxing-experiment/) - I asked AI to search for the name Amiya_desi, curious to see my current public internet persona. - [Before 18: From Running and Fitness to Making My First Game](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/before-18-record/) - A long self-introduction story about losing weight, exercising, making games, hitting pitfalls, and finally bringing an idea to life for the first time. - [I just wanted my bot online 24/7, then I bought a cloud server](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/sayori-server-01-vps-start/) - From Alibaba Cloud student coupons to Ubuntu, SSH key login, non-standard ports, and basic firewalls – the first steps to a personal server. - [Hello Sayori](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/hello-sayori/) - The first post, opening the door for this little personal blog. - [What Cloudflare's Free Tier Can Do for Developers: The Cyber Philanthropist's Free-for-All](https://blog.sayori.org/en/posts/cloudflare-free-tier-student-guide/cloudflare-free-tier-developer-guide/) - A rundown of genuinely useful things in Cloudflare's free tier: Pages, Workers, R2, Tunnel, Email Routing, DNS, Web Analytics, and when it's a better fit than a VPS. ## Crawl Policy Search indexing, real-time AI grounding, AI citation, and model training uses are allowed for public content. 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