Guest

Mathias Palmersheim brings enterprise monitoring discipline home and runs his homelab against an actual SLA.

Josh Lacey of Keep It Techie and I break down the real cost-benefit of running a homelab and whether it’s time to bring the lab home.

Karl Abbott returns to talk about what AI removes from knowledge work and what stays stubbornly human.

Nathan Haines and I talk about what makes Ubuntu different at a human level after more than twenty years of community.

Damen Knight of CIQ and I dig into the hidden cost of configuring Linux for GPU and AI workloads.

Brodie Robertson and I dig into the end of X11 and the rise of Wayland on the Linux desktop.

Job search coach Jeffry Ullman and I dig into a reality-based approach to landing your next role through LinkedIn.

A fun, story-filled chat with Chris DeMars about DevRel, developer advocacy, empathy, and avoiding burnout.

A wide-ranging chat with Nate Lager about the sysadmin life, from burnout and bash scripts to automation and authenticity.

Joel Krooswyk and I compare public sector and government tech work, covering compliance, modernization, AI, and career shifts.

Aaron Honeycutt breaks down NixOS, declarative configuration, and how to get started without pulling your hair out.

Christian Hernandez explains GitOps in plain terms for Linux admins, comparing it to traditional sysadmin practice and where to start.