Every tech blog starts with one of these posts, and most tech blogs quietly stop posting a month or two later. I’m aware of the odds. Let’s do it anyway.

I’m Lee Cox. I’m an enterprise architect at Microsoft by day, and by night (and the occasional weekend that gets away from me) I’m a home lab operator, a car tinkerer, and a person who cannot leave well enough alone when a piece of hardware says “no user-serviceable parts inside.” I’ve written plenty over the years for work — team blogs, whitepapers, the odd conference talk — but this site is the personal one. The “(again)” in the title is doing some work there.

So what goes here? Musings, mostly. On tech, on the business side of tech (twenty-plus years in the field gives you opinions whether you wanted them or not), on cars (a couple of projects are always in flight in my garage), and on tinkering in general — the home lab, the tools, the small stubborn projects that teach you more than the big planned ones do.

No content calendar, no niche strategy, no promises. Posts land when something is worth writing down. If that sounds like your kind of corner of the internet, grab the RSS feed and pull up a chair.

Thanks for reading!