Here’s a full step-by-step guide on how to turn your spare Mac into an always-on machine Claude Code can fully control, with computer use enabled. You’ll be able to talk to it from your phone through the Claude app, or … Read more
Most companies are doing “AI-assisted”: employees use ChatGPT or Claude to ship their own work faster. That’s useful, but the AI is still serving an individual workflow; the company is still organized around people who relay everything between each other. … Read more
tl;dr In the US, can get a domain name like somename.city.state.us for free. If your town has its own domain, you can get nameservers from Amazon Lightsail, send the Interim .US Domain Template to the delegated manager for your locality … Read more
time for another Sun Ray blog post! I’ve had a few people email me asking for help setting up a Sun Ray server over the last few months, and despite my attempts to help them get it going there’s been … Read more
Some thoughts about my experience getting my parents’ new devices up and running, and how bad it keeps getting today. As I shared on previous posts, my dad and mom acquired new devices, the same model, but with quite different … Read more
Minor Changes New setting for delayed dependency updates There have been several incidents recently where popular packages were successfully attacked. To reduce the risk of installing a compromised version, we are introducing a new setting that delays the installation of … Read more
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Motivation For a moderately security conscious geek like myself, there can be a number of reasons to want to set up a home VPN server: Accessing your home computer via screen sharing without exposing it to the Internet (and thereby … Read more
The BananaPi M71 2 aka ArmSoM-Sige73 has attractive specs for use as an efficient but capable device for small-scale server deployment. As it’s performant enough to be interesting for real-world mixed workloads with some margin, it makes sense to consider … Read more
Some notes on setting up an apt-cacher-ng based cache server for Debian apt packages in my home operations (“homeops”) context, including a section on using SSL/TLS origin servers. Background Living on and working primarily from my narrowboat means I’m generally … Read more