
FrontFlow: A Practical Front Desk Tool I Built
I built FrontFlow to solve a simple front desk problem: helping visitors notify the right person without exposing phone numbers or adding busywork for staff.
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I built FrontFlow to solve a simple front desk problem: helping visitors notify the right person without exposing phone numbers or adding busywork for staff.
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A practical look at when self-hosting can beat SaaS economics, using a small-team Vaultwarden deployment as the example.
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The cloud is a great fit for many workloads, but some use cases still belong on premises, at the edge, or in a hybrid design.
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Monica and I launched a podcast!! Are you ready to explore the fascinating crossroads of relationships, entrepreneurship, and adventure? Love, …
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The Rise of AI Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a futuristic concept—it’s a part of our everyday lives. From personalized recommendations and …
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I love firewalls!!! LOVE THEM!!!! I have this weird sense of power when I am setting one up, like I am standing at the gates protecting the village …
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For those of you that may not be familiar with Pi-Hole, it is a DNS resolver that you run on your network to prevent adware. It operates very …
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[Disclaimer: In this post I discuss a breach involving Cisco. I am a former employee of Cisco. All information discussed is public and no information …
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For many years software and SaaS organizations have seen Cybersecurity as simply a liability on the balance sheet; a required cost of doing business …
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During BlackHat and Defcon, AWS and others made a joint announcement around the creation of the Open Cybersecurity Schema Framework (OCSF). I’d …
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For some time I had been running WordPress on a Raspberry Pi Zero. At first it was more of an experiment. I had wanted to first stand up a very basic …
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Books This Is How They Tell Me the World Ends: The Cyberweapons Arms Race by Nicole Perlroth Dark Territory: The Secret History of Cyber War by Fred …
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I decided to go through the AWS experience myself. After hosting my website and other services from home, I jumped both feet into the AWS cloud. I’m …
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