But today is not that day.
EOS Webcam Utility Pro is a joke
I was all set to film courses with my Canon M200 and new Elgato Prompter when Canon’s webcam software decided to completely crap out on me. Nothing like paying for a subscription service that doesn’t actually work.
Creating my tone of voice with Claude
I used Claude AI to analyze my varied writing—technical, course, book, and newsletter—to build custom style guides for my projects at Informatic AI and Remote Resilience Hub. By training it on both my book and favorite newsletters, I created tailored tone-of-voice guides and a practical quality checklist that keeps my content focused, conversational, and reader-driven.
Behind the Screens – generating a comic with Sora
Sora had a hard time keeping things consistent this week.
Scaling back to WordPress
After years on Squarespace, it just isn’t doing it for me any longer.
Remote Resilience Hub Wins at Hack the Future 2025
We’re thrilled to announce that the Remote Resilience Hub was selected as a winning project at the Hack the Future 2025 climate resilience hackathon, held in Tallinn, Estonia.
Photo Journal – Tallinn
72 hours in Estonia for the Garage48 Hackathon on climate resilience. Here’s some photos.
Snickernomics
Not all Snickers bars are priced equally.
Using ChatGPT to Untangle My Web Hosting Costs
After years of running different websites and experimenting with domains, my hosting provider invoices had become confusing. Each month and year, I’d get billed, but I wasn’t sure what I was actually paying for.
I Let OpenAI’s New Terminal Agent Fix My Media Server
TL;DR: OpenAI’s Codex CLI is a lightweight, open-source coding agent that runs directly in your terminal. I used it to analyze and fix my local media server configuration with simple natural language commands. It saved me hours of manual debugging and editing.