The Problem With Passive GPUs in a Homelab The NVIDIA Tesla T4 is a data center GPU. It ships with a passive heatsink — no fan, no active cooling — because it was designed to live in a rack server...
The Problem with a Single Origin A static site backed by a single S3 bucket is one IAM misconfiguration, accidental public-access block, or regional AWS incident away from going dark. My site zite...
Introduction Google Interests (google.com/interests/saved) lets you flag articles from your feed for later. What it does not give you is any way to export, archive, or reliably revisit those saves...
Introduction Managing a homelab cluster used to mean keeping a terminal open. Something is consuming memory on worker2? SSH in, run kubectl top pods, grep through logs. Want to trigger the morning...
Introduction The read-later problem is a trap. You save an article, feel briefly virtuous, and then never open it again. Over the course of a week you accumulate dozens of links from your Google I...
Introduction Tailoring a resume for each job posting is one of those tasks that sounds straightforward until you are doing it at volume. Every role has a different emphasis — one wants Terraform a...
Introduction The reMarkable Paper Pro is a game-changer for digital handwriting, but getting documents onto the device often requires manual dragging-and-dropping. For my monthly PDF planners, whi...
Introduction While the Ubiquiti Unifi interface provides a great overview of your network, it lacks the deep, long-term metric retention and granular visualization capabilities of a dedicated moni...
The Challenge: The 1Gbps Bottleneck Managing a vast library of retro game archives (PS2, GameCube, etc.) requires efficient extraction. In my setup, both the source compressed archives and the des...
Introduction Scaling standard HTTP applications on Kubernetes is a well-understood problem. However, scaling long-lived, stateful connections like WebSockets—especially for resource-intensive appl...