A risk email every fifteen minutes about nothing
The risk-monitor cron on a side project I run was emailing me every 15 minutes with "risk factor appeared" or "risk factor resolved" for low-severity…
Read →The risk-monitor cron on a side project I run was emailing me every 15 minutes with "risk factor appeared" or "risk factor resolved" for low-severity…
Read →The v1 sleep-window learner for a side-project safety app produced a sleep window of 01:00–05:00 for me. My actual sleep is more like 23:00–07:00. The…
Read →Sonarr's web UI was unresponsive. systemd said the service was active (running). The process was using 100% of multiple cores. Load average on the…
Read →I'd just restarted Sonarr to recover from an unrelated issue. The service came back up, API requests responded fine, but the web UI in my browser was…
Read →I got a high-severity SMS from my own safety app: "may be at risk. Factors: Low blood oxygen: 94%." 94% is normal. Consumer pulse oximeters have a ±2%…
Read →Sonarr blew up at 3 AM with PathTooLongException thrown across the import queue. The release that triggered it was a translated upload with a…
Read →The phone in a side-project safety app posts a stationary_heartbeat every few minutes when it's not moving — so the server knows the device is alive even…
Read →I went to deploy a fix to a backend Lambda and stopped halfway through because the file I was about to overwrite was 65 lines ahead of the repo…
Read →I caught a "Sonarr's down again" frustration from a household user. The actual problem wasn't Sonarr at all — Sonarr was fine. It just had a download…
Read →I wanted to talk to my homelab assistant from the Apple Watch. Action Button down, dictate, get a spoken reply back. Standard project except for one…
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