My homelab has users. They are my parents.
An AI family plan became a small platform: Talos, declarative DNS with KDL, private networking with NetBird, and a home for my other projects.
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Thoughts on leadership, DevSecOps, and quality
2026
The projector racing game I never got around to making
An idea I had with friends at roughly thirteen, a new model to try, and an overhead projector finally getting its moment on the track.
I wanted a shell that could keep my old habits
Quirl grew out of a very ordinary annoyance: I loved working with structured data, but I still wanted the commands I copied to work.
Python-shaped code. A 1.47 MB executable.
Kipferl lets me write a friendly little CLI in Python-style code and ship it as one small executable—with a table, colors, and no Python installation required.
Teaching architecture diagrams to explain themselves
Sceno turns a diagram into something you can inspect, discuss, and improve without playing pixel detective.
My todo list lives in the repository
tdx is a small terminal app for the Markdown tasks you already own—even when they live in your README. No central task system required.
The slowest part of my speed comparison
From one big Arch Linux container to Earthly, then Nix and Dagger: the real story is making dozens of language environments manageable.
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