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Working With Your Brain, Not Against It: ADHD-Friendly Homelab Strategies

by davidcrilly | Jun 22, 2026 | Home Lab, Musings

Last post covered why homelabs and Kubernetes specifically seem to be such a good (or dangerous) match for ADHD-style novelty-seeking and hyperfocus. This one is more practical: what the research and the ADHD community actually suggest for working with that pattern,...

The Homelab Never Finishes, and Maybe That’s the Point

by davidcrilly | Jun 21, 2026 | Home Lab, Musings

I’ve never met a homelab that was “done.” Mine certainly isn’t — Moya gets a new workload, Talyn gets torn down and rebuilt to test an idea, Pilot’s storage layout gets reorganized for the third time this year because I read one blog post...
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