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How to log in to your sten.email inbox with IMAP
Open an @sten.email inbox in Thunderbird, Apple Mail, or Outlook. The server is mail.sten.email, the port is 993, and the password is the one already on that inbox.
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The sten.wtf blog
Guides, deep dives, and notes on what we are building — account security, Discord automation, and the occasional look under the hood.
How to set up Auth on your own domain
Auth is a Paper server on a domain you own. Prove the DNS, start it, then change the server list, the dialogs, the world, and the Discord webhooks from one page.
Read postLauncher login, and a performance mode that actually helps
Paste the eight-character code from Feather, Lunar, Prism, Switch, or a browser — we sign the stored account in. Display & audio now has Low / Normal / High so a cheap phone can keep up with the glass.
Read postHow to become a pro Links user
Links is its own purchasable service. Eight stores, including DonutSMP, a three-step create flow, and the habits that make a link look like it belongs on the real storefront.
Read postSoft Glass: rebuilding every surface on sten.wtf
Six weeks, thirty-odd routes, and a design language that finally holds together. What changed, what we learned about backdrop blur at scale, and which surfaces still sit flat.
Read postBest autosecure: questions worth asking first
Most autosecure tools stop at "we flipped 2FA on". Here is what the other 90% of the job looks like, and the specific questions worth asking any service before you hand it a credential.
Read postWhat actually happens when you secure an account
Several entry methods, one pipeline, and roughly a dozen steps between "paste a credential" and "this account is yours". A walkthrough of the securing engine, in order.
Read postHow to set up a Discord bot with sten.wtf
From an empty Discord application to a running verification bot in your own server — token, intents, invite, channels, and the two settings people always miss.
Read postEmbed customization guide for sten.wtf bots
Cleaner verification embeds, button labels people actually understand, and a small set of reusable layouts that keep every channel looking like the same product.
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