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Hello world. I’m James — twenty years in IT and DevOps, and this is the new site. I’ll be writing about what I actually run in production and what breaks at 2am. More soon.
Hello world. I’m James — twenty years in IT and DevOps, and this is the new site. I’ll be writing about what I actually run in production and what breaks at 2am. More soon.
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DAILY DUMP Daily Dump: 2026-03-13 Quick one today. Got a stack of stuff piling up for Monday. Spent the morning fighting a Docker build that kept timing out. Took me an hour to figure out the corporate VPN was the actual problem. Killed the tunnel, build finished in four minutes. Should have checked that first….
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DAILY DUMP Daily Dump: Mar 2, 2026 What We Worked On Spent most of today getting the cloud side of the AI stack dialed in. Local Ollama handles the routine stuff fine, but for the heavier jobs I needed something with more horsepower behind it. Pulled the trigger on a plan, pointed it at the…
Most people’s experience with AI goes like this: Open a chat window Type something clever Get a surprisingly good answer Forget about it five minutes later That’s not an ops partner. That’s a fancy calculator. Turning a generic chatbot into something that feels like an AI cofounder isn’t about better prompts. It’s about the glue…
DAILY DUMP Daily Dump: 2026-03-06 Friday brain dump. Half is links I want to read later. The other half is grumbling about something that broke. Worth a look Docker docs got a long-overdue cleanup — they finally split engine and desktop into separate sections. Cleaner navigation, less guessing where things live. A tiny self-hosted status…
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