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04 May 2024 • Exploring Meshtastic
I've been playing around with a mesh networking protocol called Meshtastic, which is a project that reminds me of Gemini in spirit.
03 Mar 2024 • Getting back into customizing my desktop
I've been hacking away at my Linux install lately and rediscovering how much I enjoy customizing it a hobby.
08 Feb 2024 • I'm excited to start eating healthier
I've decided it's finally time to start eating healthier and putting some weight back on. I'm telling folks about my plan to help hold myself accountable.
25 Jan 2024 • I wrote yet another static site generator for Gemini
There are already several SSGs folks have written for Gemini, but writing my own was a fun little project, and I'll enjoy using it for this capsule.
20 Jan 2024 • Taking care of some personal tech debt
I had some spare time and energy recently, so I did some housekeeping in my dotfiles.
19 Jan 2024 • Building a (Linux) time machine to escape reality
I miss the days when computing was fun and creative and exploratory, and I think having a dedicated text-based Linux machine might be my ticket to recapturing that.
18 Jan 2024 • Building a Linux box for the living room
I ruminate over building a dedicated Linux box for the living room TV.
08 Jan 2024 • First impressions of Lagrange and why I'm loving it
Here's my first impressions of the Lagrange Gemini client. Overall, I'm pretty impressed.
06 Jan 2024 • Gemini reminds me why I'm tired of the web
The cognitive load of maintaining websites has been slowly poisoning my spirit. This network has been a breath of fresh air for me.
04 Jan 2024 • Unsolicited opinions about CLI design
Software folks have a lot of opinions about good API design. Let me give you mine and then name-and-shame common CLI utils that don't follow them.
02 Jan 2024 • On names and forms: Why I don't feel represented
Forms (both the paper and the web variety) fail to accommodate the huge diversity of how personal names work across cultures. Let me vent about my frustrations, as someone who doesn't use a last name.
01 Jan 2024 • Referring to the lark: How it likes to be addressed
I talk about how I like being addressed by my friends, such as by using it/it pronouns and being referred to in the third person.
My first post!
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