I've been curious about building a WhatsApp bot for a while now—specifically, one that doesn't rely on the official WhatsApp Business API. The official route
This is the last part of my four-part homelab series. So far, I’ve talked about why I built my homelab, how I handle networking, and how I run software
Getting Curious One of the things I enjoy most about my homelab is that it gives me the freedom to tinker with random ideas. Not every project has to be
Back in part 1, I laid the groundwork by talking about the hardware that makes up my homelab. In part 2, I moved on to networking and how I got
As much as this blog is meant to be like a journal for my hobbies, I still want to reach a wider audience. I’m not active on social media
Networking is the backbone of the homelab. If the network is wonky, nothing else matters. In this post I’ll walk through how I connect the lab to the internet,
A practical setup for network observability and proactive defense on a self-hosted server. Background I run a web server (Ubuntu) that’s exposed to the internet — multiple apps and dashboards
Back in 2022, a few months into a new role at a large corporation, I quickly ran into a wall. Every time I wanted to experiment, spin up or get
So I was just tinkering around when I started this blog. I came across Ghost around this time last year (2024). I set it up and then forgot about it.
Over the weekend, I finally scratched an itch I’d had for a while: running AI in my homelab. After doing a bit of research, I settled on some decent