Giving OpenClaw the Keys to Robotics: Agentic ROS on a Raspberry Pi
Feb 26 · 13 min read · Date: February 2026Project Repository: openclaw/openclaw-ros TL;DR We tested whether OpenClaw could autonomously build and maintain real ROS applications on a Raspberry Pi 4 using ROS 2 from high-le
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Self-Hosting n8n on Raspberry Pi: HTTPS, DDNS & Automated Backups
Feb 19 · 11 min read · 1. Why I Choose to Self-Host n8n on a Raspberry Pi When I first started working with automation tools, n8n's cloud offering seemed like the best choice. But after a few months, I found myself increasi
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Riding the Blue Wave: Building Autonomous Intelligence on the Edge #01
Feb 6 · 5 min read · Welcome. Join me as I surf the digital wave; designing systems, breaking code, and experimenting with modern software to see what truly works in the real world. With the rise of modern Artificial Inte
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The Intent-Verification Gap in CI/CD: Why Authentication Fails Under Real Attacks
Feb 7 · 6 min read · From Stochastic Trust to Deterministic Human Intent in Hostile Build Environments Introduction: The Assumption That Keeps Failing Modern CI/CD pipelines are built on a deceptively simple assumption: If an action originates from a valid session toke...
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Feb 6 · 2 min read · Today’s focus was expanding the home lab by deploying Wazuh SIEM on a second laptop. To keep things flexible, I opted for a Docker container deployment. Since this is a testing phase, I’m not overly concerned about potential issues; I plan to have a ...
Join discussionHello World (and other Shenanigans) 👋
Feb 1 · 5 min read · Welcome to Shenanigans.log. If you're reading this, you've stumbled upon my archive of chaos. I'm Devansh, a 21-year-old Electrical Engineering student at IIT Kharagpur who is perpetually one syntax error away from a breakdown. I have a bad habit of ...
Join discussionThe Pen Drive You’d Definitely Plug In — And Why That’s the Problem
Jan 24 · 4 min read · I once built something so small, so ordinary-looking, that nobody would ever question it. It looked like a pen drive.It felt like a pen drive.It fit perfectly inside an old USB casing — the kind you’ve probably seen a hundred times on office desks, k...
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