I'm a software engineer of 20 years and this is my personal blog.
In today's episode my old friend Robert McLeod and I talk about his project for establishing better quality consensus in distributed teams and touch upon Crypto, Web3, Smart Contracts, and a bit of reminiscing. Check it out.
In today's episode we talk about technology in sports, hacking, security, and other things in the same ball park. Check it out.
Woo-hoo, the big one-zero-zero. That certainly took some doing. 3 years to be exact. How the time flies. A little bit of reminiscing, and then we go right into it. My objections to age verification online, the constant hypocrisy surrounding it and my (rather bleak) outlook on
I've been observing a new email spam wave hitting my servers in the last couple of weeks... Munin graph for monthly rejected emails Way above the normal "background radiation levels" for my server... 99% of them are poorly configured, and usually fail during "does the
This one took a long time to get out, but it is finally out. #100 was recorded and will come out next week 🤞 . We chat about how developer experience affects delivery speed, happiness and morale. We also chat about how a lot of problems with team dynamics are self-
Or maybe chooses not to, I'm not sure... But from looking at the waveform it feels like it should be clipping all the time and it's compressed to all hell... For instance, this waveform is from my budget AudioTechnica AT2035 going to (not so budget at
Hello everyone. In today's episode we chat about school. I'm of an opinion that schools are extended day cares, and are probably the worst way to prepare kids for good life. My counterpart seems to disagree in principle, but I find that his ideas only reinforce
So, about a year ago I wrote about deploying Mantrae to help manage my traefik ingress for my homelab. It's been steadily working, making it a breeze. I've since furnished it with OIDC authentication, and went through upgrading several new versions. For some time now I&
My homelab consists of two machines. A Minisforum MS-01 mini PC and a Aoostar WTR PRO 5825U NAS box. In terms of GPU, MS-01 has an Intel Iris xe integrated GPU, and the WTR has a Radeon Vega integrated GPU. Minisforum MS-01 and Aoostar WTR PRO AMD
It wasn't too serious, it didn't really break containment that much... I was noticing that the qBittorrent app in my TrueNAS is constantly sitting at elevated CPU usage even though it was idle, but restarting it was usually enough for it to go back to zero.
I'm getting quite tired of the reams of paper that everyone is trying to send to my mailbox on any random occasion. Did you know, that you can put a red dot sticker on the inside of your mailbox to stop receiving all mail that is not explicitly
In the last week a bunch of blog signups have happened, but they are extremely suspicious. I've switched the sign up to paid only to prevent that, but if you want to subscribe - let me know and I'll give you an invite.
Hello everyone, in today's episode we are talking primarily about startups. My information is fairly outdated, since I've not really been a part of one in a while, but it should still be mostly correct, I would hope. Check it out. P.S. As the kid
Finally figured out how Zigbee groups work in home assistant. If you have multiple devices (e.g. smart bulbs) and you want to control them all at once, you could add them directly to your automations, but you may notice, that they do not turn on simultaneously and sometimes some
After much wait and not being able to connect, we have finally managed to do so. 5 weeks of not talking means there's a lot to cover and it shows. This episode has the longest run time so far, and it could've gone on for even
