Homelab and SRE engineering write-ups. It's probably fine.https://probablyfine.dev/https://probablyfine.dev/blog/written-by-no-one/https://probablyfine.dev/blog/written-by-no-one/A post explaining LLMs, RAG, MCP, and agents came across my feed. Nobody wrote it. I complained about it on LinkedIn, and the first comment on my complaint about AI-sounding posts said it sounded like AI. From someone who uses AI to write: that reply is the whole problem.Tue, 11 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMTaiwritingopinionhttps://probablyfine.dev/blog/why-i-built-dnsweaver/https://probablyfine.dev/blog/why-i-built-dnsweaver/Automatic DNS records for Docker, Kubernetes, Proxmox, and Incus, aimed at the self-hosted resolvers ExternalDNS skips. Every new container meant a hand-made record, and every dead one rotted in the zone. So I wrote dnsweaver, and then strangers started writing about it.Tue, 04 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMTdnsweaverdnshomelabgohttps://probablyfine.dev/blog/a-tour-of-the-rack/https://probablyfine.dev/blog/a-tour-of-the-rack/The hardware behind the homelab, and why it looks the way it does. An EPYC flagship, a seven-year-old Threadripper that refuses to retire, three GPU generations, and a pile of storage that has caused me more grief than everything else combined.Tue, 28 Jul 2026 00:00:00 GMThomelabhardwarehttps://probablyfine.dev/blog/hello-from-the-basement/https://probablyfine.dev/blog/hello-from-the-basement/Why this blog exists, what it runs on, and what to expect: architecture deep-dives, incident write-ups, and honest notes on AI-assisted engineering.Tue, 28 Jul 2026 00:00:00 GMThomelabmetahttps://probablyfine.dev/blog/how-the-lab-got-here/https://probablyfine.dev/blog/how-the-lab-got-here/The homelab started as a $75 school-surplus desktop and a router I had no business flashing. Seven years later it's a nine-node Kubernetes cluster. This is the arc, evolution by evolution, scar by scar.Tue, 28 Jul 2026 00:00:00 GMThomelabhistoryretrospective