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Building tables and benches for the backyard

Given the larger size of the family, I recently put together some large tables and benches together for us to be able to spread out and eat outside now that we're coming into the warmer months.

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Home studio project: Putting together a great WFH office.

This post discusses the recent project I took on of converting the work shed at our house to a studio / office.

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Reflecting on my thirties: Many great experiences!

The last ten years have seen me gain some amazing experiences and this post is a quick reflection of some of the highlights

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Building a household metrics dashboard

In todays world of distractions and attention seeking algorithms, like many people, I find it hard to keep on top of the information that really matters such as finances, consumption, and many other metrics that are hard to keep track of. To curb this, I've started to build my own Grafana project, allowing for the information that matters to be displayed prominently in our house. I hope that having this information being displayed without the need for me to remember to 'check in' on metrics will help everyone in the household be more mindful of important metrics.

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Building a WebXR version of Doom.

Algorithms, mathematics, revisiting childhood memories, cutting edge browser API's and virtual reality; The ultimate combination of factors for another personal project!

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Deckee subsidiary Boata acquired by Flotespace

The startup I co-founded, Deckee, recently had one of our subsidiaries acquired. Exciting times ahead for Flotespace and Boata!

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Home Data Center Project: Starting the build

After completing my previous project of building a Kubernetes cluster using old computers, I decided to take the next logical step and use real data center hardware to build a Kubernetes cluster at home within a budget of $3000. This is the first of a series of posts describing the build.

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Creating a bare-bones on premises Kubernetes cluster from old hardware

Old hardware lying about? Why not 'combine' it and build a local kubernetes cluster?

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