Projects and notes

I keep my editor and development tools on my ARM Mac, but let a Linux ARM machine run Docker. Databases and several services can eat up memory and storage, so I moved the containers, images, and volumes to the other machine.

I wanted a free way to control my PC remotely, without session limits or a complicated setup. I already had Apollo installed on the Windows machine, so I built around that instead of adding another remote desktop service. The result is Moonlight Desktop MCP: a bridge that lets an AI assistant see the desktop and use the mouse and keyboard.

I fitted a 2,000 mAh battery into my Sena SRL2. The longer pack wouldn't fit in the original case, so this became more than a battery swap: I trimmed the housing and mounting plastic, made a new covering, and removed some foam inside the helmet to get it all back in.

I ordered KSC75 replacement speaker units from China, along with a pair of pads, for my Sena SRL2. They're on the way.

The whole point of this idea is more range between fuel stops. I'd like a removable upper tank for my Tracer 900 GT, sitting where a tank bag normally goes. An adapter replaces the stock cap, a fire-hose-style quick coupling connects the upper tank, and that tank has its own filler cap.

I wanted to turn a Samsung Galaxy XCover Pro into a dedicated wireless Android Auto display. I used a modified version of Open Headunit, without rooting it, adding a USB dongle, or installing a companion app on the phone sending Android Auto.