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Clearing out surplus server memory. All modules pulled from working systems, tested, no errors. Mixed OEM labels (see photos).

15x 1x 32GB DDR4-2133 ECC RDIMM (2Rx4) Samsung M393A4K40BB0-CPB4Q, PC4-2133P-RA0-10-MC0

• 1 stick: €75
• 4x (128GB): €280
• 8x (256GB): €540
• Full lot (15x, 480GB): €1,000

4x 32GB DDR4-2933 ECC RDIMM (2Rx4) Samsung M393A4K40CB2-CVFC0, PC4-2933Y-RB2-12-MH1 (SOLD)

• 1 stick: €95
• Full lot (4x, 128GB): €360

19x 3x 16GB DDR4-2133 ECC RDIMM (2Rx4) Samsung M393A2G40DB0-CPB0Q, PC4-2133P-RA0-10-DC0

• 1 stick: €40
• 3 sticks: €115
• 4x (64GB): €155
• 8x (128GB): €300
• 16x (256GB): €595
• Full lot (19x, 304GB): €735

This is standard DDR4 RDIMM ECC, so it works in any platform supporting registered ECC memory at these speeds.

Shipping is possible from Austria, tracked and insured to anywhere in the EU. Buyer pays for shipping.

Payment via SEPA transfer or PayPal G&S (buyer covers fees).

Timestamped photos: https://imgur.com/a/OazVuLV

We just shipped Pod − a theme that turns a Ghost site into the actual podcast host, not just a page that links out to one.

In most podcast themes for Ghost the audio and the RSS feed live somewhere else, and the site is just a window onto it. My goal with Pod was to use Ghost's full functionality to well...not rely on another service.

You upload the MP3 into Ghost's edit the same way you'd upload an image, write the show notes and publish. The RSS feed comes out of your own domain via Ghost's routing. The audio file is nicely rendered for anyone listening through your site.

The custom RSS feed is fully compatible with modern podcasting spec: https://www.castfeedvalidator.com/validate.php?url=https://pod.magicpages.co/podcast/rss

We've been using the technology (and big parts of the theme itself) on our own podcast in the last weeks: https://www.magicpages.co/podcast/ − and it's working great 😄

The theme itself is MIT-licensed and lives on GitHub: https://github.com/magicpages/pod

Live demo: https://pod.magicpages.co
Details & documentation: https://www.magicpages.co/themes/pod/

One neat thing: all configuration for an episode comes from little snippets in a post's code injection. And we have a generator for that ready here: https://www.magicpages.co/themes/pod/docs/episode-metadata-generator/

Let me know what you think! (and I am also curious to see all the podcasts you publish with it!)

In the last few months, I have been working on an open-source image editor that drops into Ghost as the image-editor integration. It's called Kalotyp and is now available at https://github.com/magicpages/kalotyp.

One of the things that drew me to Ghost in the first place, and the thing our hosting customers consistently tell us they care about, is that it's open-source software you can modify, own, and self-host if you want.

The image editor has been the one piece of the experience that doesn't fit that pattern.

Kalotyp is my attempt to close that gap. It's under the same license as Ghost itself (MIT) and drops right in − just upload the JS and CSS files in Settings > Integrations.

Feature-wise, the current release covers what you'd reach for in an image editor: crop, rotate, flip, filters, finetune controls, annotate, redact, resize, and frames. It also does automatic EXIF/GPS metadata stripping and format conversion on save − both are things customers have asked me about in support over the years, so it felt right to build them in.

I have tested it on my own projects so far, but the next step is rolling it out on Magic Pages sites, which will also mean image editing becomes available for old legacy Starter plans that didn't have it before.

I'd be really curious to see people try it in the wild because I am sure there are some quirks that need ironing out.

Hey everyone!

We have finished our first Magic Pages Open House earlier today (thanks to everybody that joined and sorry to the ones I forgot in the waiting room!), where we introduced the Magic Pages Podcast.

The idea: a podcast (run by humans) where we have conversations with the people building, hosting, and running Ghost.

Link to the first episode: https://www.magicpages.co/podcast/episodes/what-is-magic-pages/

(And it's also on Spotify − they approved that pretty quickly)

We've started off with some Magic Pages specific content, since that's the easiest to record in the beginning. However, next up: getting some exposure for other projects: the people and tools in the wider Ghost ecosystem that deserve more eyes on them.

This first episode is really just us finding our feet: an unscripted conversation about what Magic Pages actually is, why we built it the way we did, and what it's like running a small hosting company.

If you give it a listen, I'd love to hear what you think. We're shaping this thing as we go, so any feedback now is worth a lot :)

PS: the entire podcast runs on Ghost itself, no separate podcast host. We'll open source a podcast theme based on that in the next 1-2 weeks once we know it all works properly

Hey everyone! Came here today with a cool new thing we’re doing at Magic Pages:

We’re holding our first Open House!

On Thursday, 11 June at 18:00 CEST, we’ll hop on a video call and everyone is welcome. You don’t need to be a Magic Pages customer to join.

The call itself isn’t a sales-webinar or a live support session, but rather a cosy conversation. An hour in which we can share, listen, and discuss all things regarding Magic Pages, Ghost, your publications, or well…anything else you think we might have something to say about.

We’ll start by walking through what features we’ve released recently and what’s next on the roadmap. That will be about 10–15 minutes. After that, we open the floor for a Q&A.

It will be completely free, the whole Magic Pages team will be there, and we’ll record it, so if the timing doesn’t fit, you can re-watch it. You can also send any questions ahead of time, and we’ll pick it up on the call.

Sign-up and details here: https://www.magicpages.co/open-house/q2-2026/

Would love to see you all there!