In my previous post about Tailscale, I covered what Tailscale is and why it’s become a staple in my homelab toolkit. Today, I want to share a real-world example of just how handy it can be—specific...

Managing configuration files across multiple systems can quickly become a mess. From terminal preferences to shell settings, we all have a finely-tuned setup that we rely on day-to-day. But how do ...

Tailscale has transformed the way I manage and access my homelab, providing seamless, secure connectivity between all my devices—wherever I am. In my previous post, “How Tailscale Transformed Secur...

Connecting to services in a homelab can be a headache, especially when you want strong security without the hassle of port forwarding, firewall rules, or wrestling with certificates. Last year, I d...

In my work life, I use a company-issued Windows 11 laptop. I genuinely enjoy working across all the major operating systems, from Linux and macOS to Windows itself—I’ve found that Windows has evolv...

What is an API? APIs, short for Application Programming Interfaces, are tools that allow software applications to communicate with each other. They define a set of rules and protocols that enable ...

Back in 2020 I finally set aside time to learn about containerisation. Docker had been on my radar for a while, but I kept putting it off, convinced it was strictly developer territory. Determined ...

Like many people, my daily routine involves a search engine. Whether it is a quick fact, the latest headlines, or a deep dive into a new topic, search engines have always been the gateway to discov...

At the end of 2023 OpenAI introduced GPTs — custom versions of ChatGPT that anyone can create. These tailored assistants are designed to perform specific tasks, help with workflows, or simply provi...

In a digital age dominated by information overload, staying focused on content that truly matters is an ongoing challenge. Enter Inoreader, my RSS reader of choice. It not only consolidates article...