Turning an Old PC into a QuantumEmulator
Quantum computing usually enters the conversation through expensive hardware, cryogenic systems, cloud accounts, and processor roadmaps. All of that is interesting, but it is not where I wanted to ...
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Retiring Old Hardware and Rebuilding Old Ideas
This week started with a small retirement and a surprisingly large amount of refactoring. I finally retired the old server that had been part of my development setup for years. It was running on a...
Introducing NanoSIEM: A Local Security Model for Practical Analysis
Recently, most of my time has gone into NanoSIEM, a security-focused AI model and retrieval system that can run locally. I have also made a few updates to the OnixOS and O Language repositories, bu...
OnixOS Is on IRC: A New Channel, an AI Bot, and a More Reliable Build System
OnixOS now has an IRC channel. That may sound like a small community update next to ISO builds, package repositories, and CI work, but it is not separate from the technical work. A distribution ne...
Open Source vs. Closed Source: The Difference Is More Than Seeing the Code
Most people meet this subject through a sentence that is technically true but incomplete: “Open-source software is software whose code is public.” That is a useful first step, but it is not t...