Recently inspired by an essay to learn in public, I go over a few of the ways I plan to do that.

When I set up a new Mac for dev work, I wanted to document some of the steps I do.

Crazy week of miscellaneous sums up my job pretty well.

What I feel are key pieces of setting up a continuous learning environment in your company. Some obvious, some not.

Inspired by a tweet from another person, I wanted to talk about chasing features that are shiny, and ignoring things that aren't "features" (even though they are).

My brief thoughts on Amazon Sidewalk and why I'm ditching Alexa hardware

My response to someone about how they feel like they're doing DevOps wrong at their company. And asking why is a DevOps team frowned upon.

I needed to have most users move to a different AD/LDAP server but leave a few behind on local logins. The instructions from GitHub support had issues I had to figure out on my own.

My first open rack for the homelab and the initial equipment I've put in it.

I have a home from 1914 which has a lot of charm and a lot of issues. One of which is the need to constantly pay attention to the humidity levels and temperature in all floors, finished and unfinished, in the house. This project of my homelab will cover the hardware and custom software I write for it.