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I have been switching from Docker to Podman and now I am taking the next step of using Quadlet such that containers start via systemd.

Since we are wrap-ing things up, it is a good time to document a snapshot of the homelab/homeprod.

Recently, Google started to send notices saying that I am approaching my storage limit (15 GB).

This is a brief (2025) overview of my Syncthing setup and the method to the madness when it comes to synchronizing data across multiple computers with some phones thrown in to the party.

As I am nearing 100 commits on one of my Ansible repos, I figured that it would be a good time to share how I use Ansible to configure VPSes, VMs and LXCs at home and in the lab, and at work.

I have (somewhat) rebuilt my Proxmox cluster and learned a couple things while doing so: an approach to migrating VMs/containers to a new cluster and renaming storage pools.

A while ago I was unable to play audio on GNOME and Firefox running on Arch Linux.

Recently, I picked up a MikroTik wAP ax access point (wAPG-5HaxD2HaxD) because I wanted something that is not UniFi.

By default, when one publishes a port for a container, all interfaces (IP addresses) listen for traffic on that port.

I have a PHP application I started writing back in 2010 and worked on it until 2016.