Claude Mythos Found 10,000 Flaws. Your Homelab Is Next.
Anthropic's Claude Mythos found 10k+ software flaws in Project Glasswing. Here's what that means for your homelab and how to use AI-assisted auditing.
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Field notes from the home lab and the enterprise stack.
CrowdStrike Falcon Flank: Your Security Agent Is Now an Attack Surface
FalconFlank zero-day lets low-privilege users reach SYSTEM via the Falcon agent. Here's what it means for your stack and what to do.
Read →K3s vs K8s: Why the Home Lab Keeps Choosing the Underdog
KodeKloud's K3s vs K8s breakdown confirms what the home lab already knows: control plane overhead is a tax, not a virtue, and SQLite is fine.
Read →Proxmox VE 9.0: Debian 13, LVM Snapshots, and SDN Fabrics
Proxmox VE 9.0 is out with Debian 13 Trixie, thick LVM snapshots, SDN Fabrics, and affinity rules. Here's what matters for home lab engineers.
Read →Managed Open Source Observability in 2026: A Working Engineer's Notes
Managed open-source observability in 2026 runs vanilla Prometheus and Loki. Here is what I evaluate and how I migrate without losing my stack.
Read →Proxmox VE 9.0 is here. I'm not upgrading yet.
Proxmox VE 9.0 dropped in August with a new Debian base, kernel bump, and UI changes. Here's why I'm waiting before touching my cluster.
Read →Self-hosting Vaultwarden: Argon2, bind mounts, and the rest
Another Vaultwarden Docker guide dropped. Here's what matters—Argon2 hashing, volume strategy, and why I still back up the SQLite file.
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