Watchr: TV Time Shut Down, So I Built My Own
TV Time shut down, so I took my GDPR export and built Watchr, a self-hosted replacement, in two days with AI: TypeScript, Nuxt, PostgreSQL, Zero, and Capacitor.
Personal Software: Apps for an Audience of One
AI coding agents broke the old build-vs-buy math. Why I now build bespoke, single-user personal software in an evening and self-host it on my homelab.
My AI Knows Where I Am (and When to Bug Me)
How I gave my self-hosted AI assistant tools to see my location via Home Assistant and ping me through ntfy, plus the guardrails that keep it useful instead of creepy.
Running Fiber Upstairs for a 10 Gig Homelab Link
How I ran pre-terminated OS2 fiber from my router to my upstairs homelab, why I picked fiber over Cat6, and what I learned pulling it through the walls.
My Homelab in 2026: More Fiber, Fewer Regrets
An annual tour of my homelab: Proxmox, a NAS that refuses to die, the Docker stack that runs my house, and what actually changed this year.
We Finally Have Fiber at Home
After years of cable upload speeds that embarrassed my homelab, T-Mobile Fiber reached my neighborhood. The install, the speeds, and what changed.
