Small tools, clear jobs
I like tools that do one thing well and fit together without a lot of ceremony.
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What I value
Make the work visible
Useful logs, clear docs, and repeatable steps make systems easier to trust and hand off.
Look after the whole system
The user, the infrastructure, the cost, and the people who maintain it all count.
Stay curious, stay practical
I will try new tools, but they still have to earn their place in the workflow.
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Git BBQ, Long-Running Tasks, and a Much Better Way to Use Codex
Git BBQ gives coding agents durable project context, ADR scaffolding, validation, and explicit Git habits. Add Long-Running Tasks and Codex gets a much better way to carry careful work across turns.
Connecting to an old Unifi AP via SSH
In vibrant new TechniBW Also called, "what to do when encountering the following Error: No matching host key type found. Their offer: ssh-rsa,ssh-dss" ?? I've got a super old UAP-LR I still manage with an old version of the Unifi Controller locally, since I barely use WIFI for a…
Old Tech, New Tricks
Well, not \that\ new, but still ... different, and decidedly unconventional... I keep telling myself I've gotta write about the Hikvision setup I put together at my friend's fast food restaurant/mini dinosaur theme park, because it's so unusual, I doubt many people have done it…
`nerdctl`: NTT's Gift to Humanity?
Virtual network flow chart details stunningly-performant namespace network: Bypass4NetNS I've been keeping an eye on nerdctl. While it's still a little trickier than Docker or Podman for commands to work consistently, there's fascinating innovation happening under its hood. One…
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codex-mcp-for-ubuntu
Python
Mcp server for control over Ubuntu OS, forked to fix broken dependencies and extend to Codex
Git-BBQ
Go
Cook up delicious software with personalized "git habits", and agent-focused ADR scaffolding that extends Matt Popock's famous "grill-me" skill set.