Muhammad Ibnuh

I run AdGuard Home on my tailnet so every device gets filtering no matter whose network it sits on.

A create request times out, the client retries, and one checkout turns into two orders.

I run a small lab across more than one house: a dense Singapore stack, a couple of Indonesia nodes, and laptops or phones that need a simple way in.

I bounce between macOS, Windows, and Linux, WSL included.

In late 2021 I wrote Easily build your own network with Tailscale.

A while back I wrote about comment-driven development.

One shortcut I keep missing on Windows is Cmd + grave from macOS.

Every time I opened a new PowerShell tab in Windows Terminal, it felt sluggish.

I switched to cmux as my main terminal.

I switch between Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube in Chrome depending on the day.

If you run a few local services at once, frontend, API, maybe auth, you probably use localhost with different ports.

I use multiple monitors and I kept wanting to center a window on whatever screen I was looking at.

Google Drive on Windows likes to invent a virtual disk, then drop your files one level deeper under My Drive.

One thing I like about web work is how often a mistake is recoverable.

When a use case has several moving parts, I sketch the steps as comments before I write real code.

I keep a small personal network tying development machines, a local Linux box, an HTPC, a remote VPS, and a Proxmox hypervisor together.

Termux is a full-feeling terminal on Android with a package manager that keeps growing.

This month I’m thinking to start a blog to archive and share some notes that had been stored for a while on my Google Keep account.