Theory Says Redundancy Matters. Practice Teaches It When You Can't Walk Downstairs.
I knew I needed a UPS for my homelab. Then one went down and I wasn't there.
I share these stories for two reasons: to catalog my mistakes and successes and to help others learn from them. By reflecting on my trials, triumphs, and the occasional idiotic mistake, I hope to inspire and guide fellow programmers and creators. Whether it's a cautionary tale or a celebration of growth, there's always a lesson to take away. One that might save you time, energy, or sleepless nights.
I knew I needed a UPS for my homelab. Then one went down and I wasn't there.
Moving my monitors, keyboard, and desk to a completely different location taught me something I should have known long ago.
How an unexpected website redirection led to personal and professional growth, inspiring a new perspective on sharing projects and embracing the journey of self-improvement.
A reflection on how a New Year's resolution to walk daily reshaped my health, mindset, and programming.
How a single breakthrough in my first year of university helped me fall in love with programming and stick with it.
An exploration of my passion for programming and the motivations behind my numerous side projects.
Working through the night for two weeks to secure a first-class degree. What I learned about burnout, grief, and why passion matters more than pressure.
How a late-night call with a university friend turned into an unexpected IT rescue and a chance to reconnect.
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