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Proof that *BSD truly nourishes!
Just dropped off a FreeBSD server for a client (a bakery, how cool is that?!) who's already a *BSD evangelist (they've been running FreeBSD & OpenBSD thanks to my earlier installs).
They were so chuffed, they sent me home with a haul of their yummy products!
Best. Clients. Ever. 
Forget fancy smart home sensors! To truly understand the temperature trends in my home office, all I need to do is observe the fan graphs of my trusty network switch.
It's surprisingly accurate (and slightly nerdy)! 
Been thinking about cleaning up your homelab?
I just walked through almost everything I’m still self-hosting in 2025—including what I probably should’ve shut down months ago. 
What’s still running in your stack?
https://youtu.be/6TdMqTmBEfI
What’s the most underrated piece of software in your daily workflow? Let’s shout out the unsung heroes! 
#opensource #techlife
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman believes AI will surpass current capabilities by offering “entirely new insights” in 2026. He emphasized AI’s shift from tool-based use to co-creative partnerships that could revolutionize problem-solving and discovery.
Dystopian tales of that time when I sold out to Google
elilla & friends’ very occasional blog thing · Deep in Mordor where the shadows lie: Dystopian stories of my time as a GooglerI will do something I normally never do here, and make a blog post on the topic of, long sigh: tech. I’ve already talked about Google a n...
Weekend vibes: activated.
Build something cool. Break something (safely). Learn something new.
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Speed Trap Ahead! Obsessed with velocity?
Beware: chasing speed without quality & alignment builds fragile orgs that crumble at the slightest disruption. AI hype adds fuel to this fire. Read why resilience matters more than ever: https://agilepainrelief.com/blog/speed-trap-how-the-obsession-with-speed-is-build-a-fragile-organizations/
#Agile #Resilience #TechLife
Wenn dein Zuhause auf Knopfdruck leuchtet, ist das wirklich Magie oder einfach nur clever programmierte Präsenzmelder? 
Manchmal funkt die Technik, bevor ich es mache – ich sag nur: Badezimmerlicht, kein Schamgefühl mehr! Was sind eure Erfahrungen mit smarten Sensoren? #SmartHome #TechLife #Automation #Innovation
1 year of linux 
I’m 37 and have been using Linux for a year now after wasting the rest on Windows. I started reflecting on older Windows versions and how it used to be and realized I hate it. I also hate coding and thought I needed some background knowledge to start Linux. Turns out, I was wrong! I've learned more in this year than in all my years with Windows. Just wanted to share my experience! #Linux #LinuxLove #OpenSource #TechJourney #WindowsToLinux #Learning #TechLife #LinuxCommunity
Hey there! I’m a Software Engineer who loves understanding how everything works. Big fan of aviation, video games, guitar, books, movies, and growing in my Christian faith. Most importantly, I’m a husband and dad to two amazing daughters who are my whole world. Here to share, learn, and connect—with a mix of tech brains and fun vibes.
Bist du bereit, dein Zuhause zu automatisieren und in die Welt des Smart Home einzutauchen? 
Entdecke auf meinem Blog, wie du Schritt für Schritt dein eigenes Smart Home realisierst. Echte Einsichten und praktische Tipps warten auf dich – und denk dran, es ist mehr als nur Plug and Play! 
#SmartHome #TechLife #DIYProjects #HomeAutomation
Ah, the glamorous life of a jet-setting tech enthusiast! Last weekend, I was at FOSDEM in Brussels, soaking up the electric atmosphere of open-source brilliance and arguing about the merits of systemd over a Belgian beer. As the weekend wound down, a friend tried to convince me to extend my adventure and head to ConfigManagementCamp in Gent. "Come on," he said, "it'll be fun!" But I stood firm. "No," I declared, "I need to go home."
"Why? What’s so important at home?" he asked, eyebrows raised.
I hesitated. The truth was, I didn’t have a good answer. I just felt like I needed to be home. Maybe it was the allure of my own bed.
Fast forward to me walking through my front door, dumping my bags, and flopping onto the sofa. I reached for the TV remote, ready to unwind with some mindless telly. But no. The screen lit up with those soul-crushing words: "Searching for the latest software..."
Ah, the Sony TV running Google TV. A marvel of modern technology, capable of streaming 4K cat videos and reminding me that even my telly is smarter than I am. But here’s the kicker: it wasn’t even installing the update yet. Oh no. It was just searching. Like a digital detective on the world’s slowest stakeout.
And there it was. The universe’s punchline. I’d rushed home for this, to sit and watch my telly think about updating.
So, if anyone ever asks why I couldn’t make it to ConfigManagementCamp, I’ll just show them the photo of my TV, mid-search, with the caption: "Sorry, mate. My telly’s on a quest for software. It’s a whole thing."
Sometimes, duty calls. And sometimes, it’s your TV Googling itself.
