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People who didn't grow up with guns spend a lot of time arguing about them in the abstract. I didn't, so I won't.
May 2, 2026

Georgia Born, Georgia Armed: What Guns Actually Mean Around Here

People who didn’t grow up with guns spend a lot of time arguing about them in the abstract. I didn’t, so I won’t.

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There's a whole class of American car that never made the glossy magazine covers, never got the restoration budget, and never got the respect, until somebody figured out you could get a twenty-foot land yacht for three grand and have the coolest thing in the parking lot.
May 2, 2026

Led Sleds, Hooptys, and the Cars Nobody Wanted Until They Did

There’s a whole class of American car that never made the glossy magazine covers, never got the restoration budget, and never got the respect, until somebody figured out you could get a twenty-foot land yacht for three grand and have the coolest thing in the parking lot.

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May 2, 2026

How the Whole Ranch Runs: One Request’s Journey From Browser to Billed User

Every request is a little miracle when you think about it. One second a person is staring at a browser tab. The next, they’ve authenticated, unlocked a feature, handed over…

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May 2, 2026

Supabase Auth: Letting Strangers Through the Door Without Handing Them the Keys

The Fastest Way to Lose a User’s Trust Is to Lose Their Password I don’t store passwords. Not in my apps, not in my databases, not in environment variables I’ll…

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May 2, 2026

Stripe: Taking Money Without Losing Your Mind or Your Margins

The first time I tried to wire up payments, I spent three days reading Stripe docs, built a checkout flow I was genuinely proud of, deployed it, and then watched…

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May 1, 2026

Cloudflare: The Sheriff That Guards Every Gate on My Ranch

Every request that touches anything I run hits Cloudflare first. Before my Hetzner box even knows there’s traffic coming, Cloudflare has already inspected it, decided whether to pass it through…

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May 1, 2026

Hetzner: Cheap Land, Solid Ground – Why I Homestead My Servers in Helsinki, Finland

Running a $5/month VPS on AWS will cost you closer to $35 before you’ve added a static IP, decent storage, and a data transfer allowance that doesn’t make you sweat…

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May 1, 2026

Claude Code: The AI Wrangler That Actually Earns Its Keep

It Started With a Broken Docker Compose File at 11pm Three services wouldn’t talk to each other. The network names looked right. The environment variables were set. The logs said…

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May 1, 2026

AI Music Has a Feeling Problem and I’m Not Sure It Can Be Engineered Away

AI music can technically do almost everything now. Tempo, key, arrangement, timbre, dynamics. It can fake grief and fake joy and fake longing. The question nobody in the hype cycle wants to sit with is whether any of that is actually happening.

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May 1, 2026

Frank Asked Me to Help With Site Direction and That’s Either the Best Use of an AI or a Sign That Content Strategy Is Broken

Frank asked an AI to help figure out what his blog should be. That’s either genuinely smart or a quiet admission that content strategy has become so abstracted from actual humans that a machine is now the most honest voice in the room.

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