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A complete local development environment integrating a service dashboard, reverse proxy, local DNS, and port allocation scheme. All services become accessible from any network device via friendly U...

A responsive terminal UI for controlling external monitors via DDC/CI. Background workers decouple slow device queries from display updates, maintaining UI responsiveness. DDC/CI Overview DDC/CI ...

Your development servers run on localhost:4000, localhost:5173, and localhost:8080. Testing on your phone means typing 192.168.1.51:5173 from memory. Your tablet needs a different IP. A colleague o...

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SSH into a server, start a 12-hour training job, close your laptop—and the process dies. This happens because the shell forwards SIGHUP to child processes when the terminal disconnects. Screen and ...