Incoming: Archived content from the before times
Pulling stuff out of the memory hole.
Occasional writing on web development, technology, and things I find interesting.
Pulling stuff out of the memory hole.
My first Obsidian plugin — a tiny patch that gets Google sign-in working inside Obsidian's Web Viewer by routing web views through a clean Electron session.
For the fifth time, I guessed the correct soup.
Water freezes at zero and boils at a hundred — the first thing every kid learns about science. Look closer and it dissolves into isotopes, dissolved air, pressure, and a bottle of water that costs more than a house.
A Docker Compose starter kit that takes a spare machine from bare metal to a fully wired self-hosted stack — reverse proxy, SSO, and a menu of apps — in minutes.
A self-hosted, Docker-based streaming hub with a TV-optimized interface — a Roku-style home screen you own end to end.
A meticulously sourced investigation into the National Design Studio that deserves a wider audience than its technical surface will get it.
I thought this picture came out nice, so I'm posting it.
A self-hosted memory server for AI agents, speaking both REST and MCP, that I put together over the Memorial Day weekend.
A little side project for screening junk fees and drip-pricing — a free risk assessment, plus a paid PDF report if you want the details.
A new little open source tool I built for capturing quick notes against any of your Obsidian projects in a single keystroke.
After many years, I've finally updated the software and content for this site.
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I’m very sorry to report that my father, Malcolm L. Monroe, passed away due to natural causes on September 21, 2024.
Ok, so this happened last night.
I’ve been recently playing with getting Zigbee2MQTT working on my QNAP network attached storage device, and I ran into an interesting problem.
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Things I currently think are pretty great, March 2017
Signal is a privacy and security app that replaces your built-in SMS/text message software. It seamlessly handles your text messages for you, just like you’re
So if you’re looking for a meal that you can cook at home, which isn’t too hard in terms of technique or ingredients, but which will strike your friends as
If you’re like me, you’ve made hamburgers or cheeseburgers at home plenty of times. And, if you’re like me, you’ve learned to unplug the battery from the smoke
So the story is essentially thus: A kid is a freshman in college, and signs up for an introductory undergrad philosophy class. The teacher of said class, as he
I’ve been on a relaxing vacation for the last couple of weeks, and I figured a fun thing to do would be to go out camping and enjoy a little peace and quiet
Another year has come and gone.
Self-portrait, January 2014
Never mind the “why’s,” Bub.
A self-portrait, 9/12/2013.
Look, let’s not lie to each other. Sometimes humans eat Kraft Macaroni and Cheese. (Kraft Dinner, if you live in a country that cares about the proper status
Frankly, I don’t think they’re concerned with smaller government, lower taxes, or personal freedom at all. :(
You got horse meat in my peanut butter!
Nothing like a fresh take on a classic.
Happy Halloween, friends!
I went down to Grant Park for the Coalition Against NATO/G8 rally at noon today, and I took a bunch of pictures, but I didn’t stick around for the whole march
This is beautiful.
The University of Central Florida (my undergrad alma mater) has some kind words about my little sister, Arden, who’s about to graduate from their nursing
This is an extremely useful study guide to help you remember what kinds of biases can effect your decision-making skills. All of us are subject to these