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Split-Horizon DNS and Nginx Proxy Manager: Why My VM Couldn’t Resolve Its Own Blog
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Split-Horizon DNS and Nginx Proxy Manager: Why My VM Couldn’t Resolve Its Own Blog

by PeterOctober 12, 2026

I recently ran into a DNS problem that looked like a WordPress or reverse-proxy failure: the VM hosting my automation tools could reach the network, but resolving the public name for my own blog was…

AI Agents + MCP on a Home NAS: TrueNAS, UniFi, and WordPress
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AI Agents + MCP on a Home NAS: TrueNAS, UniFi, and WordPress

by PeterOctober 7, 2026

I have been adding MCP (Model Context Protocol) to the systems I already operate at home: storage, networking, and this WordPress site. The useful part is not giving an AI unrestricted shell access. It is…

Controlling an EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra with Home Assistant for TOU Savings
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Controlling an EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra with Home Assistant for TOU Savings

by PeterSeptember 28, 2026

I have two EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra battery systems behind a Smart Home Panel 2. The useful part is not just seeing battery percentage in Home Assistant; it is making the battery follow the time-of-use…

Running a Self-Hosted AI Agent (Hermes) on a Home KVM Lab
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Running a Self-Hosted AI Agent (Hermes) on a Home KVM Lab

by PeterSeptember 21, 2026

I run Hermes as a self-hosted AI agent in a small KVM lab rather than installing it directly on my workstation. The VM is configured as a QEMU q35 guest with 8 GiB assigned memory.…

Reviving a 12-Year-Old WordPress Blog: A Migration Audit
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Reviving a 12-Year-Old WordPress Blog: A Migration Audit

by PeterSeptember 19, 2026September 19, 2026

Why the blog went silent This blog has been quiet since 2014. Not because I stopped tinkering — the homelab kept growing (TrueNAS, UniFi, Proxmox/KVM, solar automation) — but because life happened and the site…

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Fixing USB 3.0 Problems with some VIA/NEC controller cards on Windows 7/8/8.1

by PeterMarch 13, 2014September 19, 2026

I have been having USB 3.0 device problems for a while now, some of the devices are IOGEAR USB 3.0 Hub, Corsair Voyager GT 3.0 Flash drives and some some others, when I was copying…

Controlling the GPU switching of your new Retina MacBook Pro
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Controlling the GPU switching of your new Retina MacBook Pro

by PeterNovember 12, 2013September 19, 2026

Image regenerated 2026 — original lost in site migration. gfxCardStatus is a great tool to help you control which GPU your new Retina MacBook Pro will use. This will also work on other Macs that…

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Setting up a Linux disk quota for users

by PeterNovember 12, 2013

Having a disk quota on a shared system is very useful, you can control how much data each user can store on the system. In this tutorial I will assume that you have many partitions…

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Clearing cached memory on Linux systems

by PeterNovember 12, 2013

The Linux OS the tends keep Cached memory because the it decides that the Cached memory is being used and is needed which can lead to memory issues and slow down your system. To fix…

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Delete all files 7 days old within a directory

by PeterOctober 31, 2013

This will delete all files and directories old than 7 days within /tmp or other directory you specify, it will only look for files within that directory and not sub-directories. find /tmp/ -maxdepth 1 -mtime…

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