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The Lazy SRE
Explore the Lazy SRE Diaries of Voyo, where I share occasional thoughts, notes, and cheat-sheets. Dive into the world of SRE and Platform Engineering with me!
I Read "The New SDLC With Vibe Coding" So You Don't Have To
"The New SDLC With Vibe Coding" argues that AI is reshaping software delivery around intent, context, and orchestration. I think it's directionally right, but the hard parts are less glamorous than the paper makes them sound.
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Why I Built SealDrop
SealDrop encrypts files in the browser and deletes them after use. Here's the actual problem that pushed me to build it, the trade-offs I made, and what didn't go smoothly. -
π» Omarchy on a T2 MacBook: Suspend, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and Touch Bar
Notes from making suspend/resume reliable on a 2019 Intel T2 MacBook Pro running Omarchy, including Touch Bar recovery, Broadcom Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth reconnects. -
π Making HP Spectre x360 B&O Top Speakers Work on Linux
Notes from debugging the Realtek ALC295 top speaker problem on an HP Spectre x360 13-ae0xx under Linux. -
π± Contributing to Forji: Adding Forgejo Actions Support to a Native iOS App
How I added Forgejo Actions support to Forji, a native iOS app for Forgejo β across two repositories, from Swift SDK to SwiftUI β and what it felt like to see it land on the App Store. -
π A HAR Analyser That Stays in Your Browser
Starting this weekend, I built HAR Insight, a browser-based tool for looking at HTTP Archive (HAR) files. -
β‘ Enable VP9 Hardware Acceleration in Chromium on Linux (Intel GPU)
If you're using Chromium on Linux with an Intel integrated GPU and noticing high CPU usage during YouTube playback, you're probably missing hardware video acceleration. Here's how to fix it.