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      <description>GlobalProtect was killing my home LAN and the reverse SSH tunnel was a chore. Tailscale fixes it, and DERP over TCP 443 gets through even the worst corporate VPNs.</description>
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      <title>The Copilot proxy survives its first shift: builds, a private npm feed and a PAT to revoke</title>
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      <description>The week in review: from the .NET/Angular CMS for Hugo to covers generated with Qwen Image, through the GX10-to-Strix Scar 16 link, down to the activity log that turns the work diary into post drafts.</description>
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      <description>How I built this blog&amp;#39;s admin panel: a REST API in ASP.NET Core 10 with feature slices, an Angular 20 UI with signal stores, .NET Aspire for local development and Docker deploy on the GX10 — with Hugo doing the heavy lifting.</description>
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      <title>Qwen3.8 Flash Next on my GX10: install, systemd and goodbye Qwen3.6</title>
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