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My Leak Sensor Lives in the Shower

I put a leak sensor's moisture pad inside the shower on purpose, as a shower detector. Because a wet pad can stay wet, the logic that holds my bathroom lights on reads a flag that turns on at the dry-to-wet edge and turns itself off after 90 minutes.

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Events · 5 min read

Set Times Are Rumor Until Three Days Out

In June 2026, official set times came out about three days before the festival, and a repost site had one slot wrong. I kept the official app as the only schedule, filed every after-midnight set under the night it ...

Events · 7 min read

I Ran My Light Show Prep Like a Production Office

For a small festival, I ran my light show prep like an event production office: one lead calling the show, six-part written briefs, and an append-only log that ended the week at 1,818 lines. One miss came from a check ...

Builds · 3 min read

Favorite Things: Claude, and How I Actually Use It

I trust Claude the way I trust a good console, because I set the rules it works under. This short post covers how I direct it, a few places it earned its spot, what it still gets wrong, and a brief you can paste into ...

Music · 6 min read

My Chat Bot Called a House Set Drum and Bass

One night in October I played a house set on my Twitch channel, and my own chat bot kept telling the room it was drum and bass. The bot knew my library well. What it didn't know was what I was actually playing that ...

Home · 4 min read

The Heat Rating That Decides a Desert Garage Mini-Split

For a garage that hit about 119°F, the first mini-split spec I checked was the hottest outdoor temperature it is rated to cool at, and two well-known units I checked stop at 115°F. A 129°F figure from my research ...