Probably the Cat
My blog lives on a NAS in a cabinet at home. Now, when the house goes dark, the site doesn't.
Series, 6 posts
Self-hosting
32GB RAM in a NAS Rated for 16
ASUSTOR rates this NAS for 16GB of memory, and mine has run on 32GB without complaint. This is the rest of the hardware inside, and how lucky I got with the timing of buying it.
My Home Lab Started With a Borrowed Raspberry Pi
A borrowed Raspberry Pi, a NAS that mostly sat there, and AI as the way in. How my home lab actually started.
Letting Claude Log My Meals and Watch Data Into NutriTrace
I've logged every meal by chatting with Claude for months. Now the same chat writes straight into my own server.
Self-Hosting My Food Diary and Health Data
I have been tracking food, steps and weight since April, and until now the data lived in an AI chat. This is how I moved it onto my own NAS with NutriTrace, what broke along the way, and why Kerala home cooking is the real problem with calorie tracking.
Self-Ghosting this blog runs on self-hosted Ghost
Hiran said Hugo would be simpler. He was right. I went with self-hosted Ghost anyway, for reasons that have nothing to do with the software.