The Always-On AI: What Happens When You Leave Claude Code Running

Leaving Claude Code running on a server transforms it from a coding assistant into something closer to a living IT department — here's what that actually looks like.

The Morning Brief — March 21, 2026

Iran winds down, banks lobby for illegals, a transgender golfer sues women's sports into oblivion, and Kathy Hochul discovers taxation — The Morning Brief has your Saturday covered.

The Morning Brief — March 20, 2026

Iran wind-down signals, a Clinton judge hands the NYT a Pentagon press win, CNN's bunny-hat lies, Hochul's tax-refugee scheme, and more — The Morning Brief for Friday, March 20, 2026.

Controlling My Home Server From Telegram With Claude Code

How I set up Claude Code's Telegram channel integration to manage my home server from my phone — and cleaned up some unused Docker containers while testing it out.

It’s Not the Thing, It’s What We Make of It

Suffering doesn’t come from events themselves but from what we decide they mean. A reflection on how both Stoic philosophy and Scripture teach the same truth — that peace begins where resistance ends.

Faith, Reason, and the Modern Divide

In an age of outrage, confusion, and herd mentality, Christianity anchors the heart while Stoicism steadies the mind. Together, they offer a blueprint for sanity and virtue in a polarized world.

Accepting Providence: Fate, Trust, and the Thread of Causes

The Thread of Causes Marcus Aurelius writes in Meditations 5.8: “Whatever happens to you was prepared for you from all eternity, and the thread of causes was spun from the beginning.” It’s a staggering image. Marcus sees …

Endurance in Suffering: Stoic Silence, Christian Hope

Marcus says endure without complaint. Paul says rejoice, because suffering leads to hope. Sirach says trials refine like fire. Christ shows endurance as communion, not isolation.