Part of the Homelab Series — a live reference page for all services running on my home server. This page is dynamic — the services listed below are loaded from my homeserver’s configuration...

Part 6 of the Homelab Series — capturing thoughts, saving links, and automating workflows with self-hosted tools. The Problem with “I’ll Remember That Later” I have ideas at the worst times. ...

Part 5 of the Homelab Series — turning a manual deploy workflow into push-and-forget GitOps. The “Just Run It Manually” Era At this point in the series, I had Docker running all my services, ...

Part 4 of the Homelab Series — full remote management without a monitor. The Monitor Shuffle With Cloudflare Tunnels set up, my services were accessible from anywhere. But the server itself w...

Part 3 of the Homelab Series — from CMD windows to containers, and one reverse proxy to rule them all. The CMD Window Era I ran things in CMD windows for over a month. A custom HTML homepage,...

Part 2 of the Homelab Series — exposing your home server to the internet without opening a single port. The Problem My ISP router has a web gateway where I can configure firewall rules and ot...

Part 1 of the Homelab Series — building a home server from a broken laptop. A Laptop With No Screen A few months ago, I was cleaning my room and found my old college laptop — a Lenovo Flex 5 ...

Introduction AI agents are rapidly transforming how we interact with technology, moving beyond simple task execution to complex problem-solving. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore what AI ...

Introduction In the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence, staying ahead of the curve means embracing innovations that make technology more intuitive, reliable, and accessible. Abo...

Tailoring Language Models for Specific Tasks LLMs are renowned for their ability to understand and generate text that closely mirrors human conversation, making them great for activities such as c...