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Work it, make it, Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger Firefox is already one of the most privacy-respecting and customizable browsers out there … sort of… another post for another day… I tried throwing a bunch of neat links I found at Gemini to see what it w…

Intro So I’ve been lookin around for somthing to potentially replace KanDev and / or CodeNomad.

Intro A picture is worth a thousand words.

So quick hot take on some Obsidian plugins relating to AI: For the longest time, I leaned hard on the Copilot extension for when I needed to do things like quick note summaries for time tracking and Slack, but as of late, I’ve started using a few different

Intro Been comparing differnt agent Kanban solutions, some I dig into will do orchistration, others will just give you a board and a API.

So I don’t normally write blog posts, but this is a quick one.

The Just-in-Time Agent: Integrating OpenCode with AgentBridge via ZSH Some people manage their AI agent environments by maintaining multiple configuration files and manually switching between them… and some folks don’t even bother at all… I think I fall s…

YAGNI — You Ain’t Gonna Need It. 💬 Rambling Welp, if you haven’t been living under a rock, AI now cost money yo… WTF is a token… well it’s a magical thing that makes Sam Altman ALOT of money… in theory?

Intro So I’ve been using AI Chat for a VERY long time for autocomplete, but I’ve taken a real liking to 💻 term-llm as of late, due to the amount of terminal-specific options, vs 🤖 aichat which always had felt like a “do anything, and do it, okay” tool (I…

I’ve spent most of the last week living inside OpenCode, and if there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s that the “Model Context Protocol” (MCP) is both a godsend and a token-eating monster.

Intro Hey all, Well I spent way too much of my Sunday trying to figure out why Yazi wouldn’t display the editor menu properly… turns out it’s due to how my terminal relays key combinations.

… You might not need tmux!

Stats Review So my desktop is usually a mess of terminal windows, IDEs, and random snippets of JSON.

Too quiet?

So it looks like this one is making the rounds again, and I thought it would be fun to share some pointless facts about myself.

Intro Wow, what a hot mess that was… fun way to spend a Saturday afternoon, right?

Intro So honestly I feel like I’m that guy that never deletes a single contact.

Here is a condensed, markdown-formatted link dump blog post covering the most interesting, novel, or representative entries from your September 2025 collection.

Some of the best reads I’ve come across recently, organized by theme.

Another month, more links … neat!

🖥️ Tech & Programming OpenTelemetry Tracing on the JVM An explorer and visualizer for Go concurrency patterns A practical guide on how to use the GitHub MCP server GitOps continuous delivery with ArgoCD and EKS using natural language Developing a terminal…

More links, more problems While I really need to find more time to read through, I know I’m not going to have the time to read through all of them.

Intro So, I recently decided to migrate from Diaro to Two Obsidian for my diary.

Here’s a curated link dump of standout articles, tools, and odd corners of the web that caught my attention this month.

How it started 🔰 This one hits close to home for me.

🤯 Information Overload I’ve been rethinking my bookmarking and sharing habits.

Intro The AI tooling landscape has exploded recently, and it can be overwhelming to sift through the noise.

Play in background https://youtu.be/ATA4JAwZ15I?

No fat high fiber high protein pancakes!

Stats Review I do my fair share of poking around network infrastructure from time to time.

Ug So Samsung just dropped this update for my watch… https://doc.samsungmobile.com/SM-R860/XAA/doc.html Normally, I’d be happy to get new shit for my older watch, but I’ve been following post for my FAVORITE watch face Sectograph and the latest WearOS 5 u…

Stats Review Anyone who’s run into disk space issues I’m sure knows about NCDU.

I’ve been following Joan Westenberg for a while.

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So this is going to be a quick post.

Crickets are chirping.

Stats Review I’ve used a lot of TUIs over the years, and have dealt with many different Git GUIs as well.

👋 again Well, it’s been a hot minute and I’ve gotten deep into Hugo and front end dev.

I know I rant and rave about RSS alot and am a big fan of Inoreader but I know some folks like other options, so I figure I’d post some recommendations here… If your on Android, give FeedMe a try.

And they say state diagrams cannot be funny… stateDiagram-v2 [*] --> New_Idea New_Idea --> Working_On_Project:Write down idea Working_On_Project --> Bored:Life Bored --> New_Idea:Inspiration Project_Done --> [*] :Feeling of accomplishm…

Intro I’ve gotten to become quite the fan of CLI apps as of late.

👋 So I’ve added a few new neat features to the site: Comment section powered by Github Discussions App list change list, this is still a local pre-commit hook, but I’ll eventually add it as a GH Action CSS cleanup, man was the article list hard to read Ad…

Hey So I’ve added some quality of life stuff to my blog.

Stats Review I’ve tried quite a few file managers over the years, from Midnight Commander to GUI ones such as Caja and Thunar.

Over the last couple of weeks I’ve been needing to do something very simple, in theory, type out a timestamp.

So I updated the main page to better reflect that I’ll be keeping a goofy little blog here as well.

So… I created this site because I felt that having folks just visit my link site wasn’t quite up to what folks expect when they thing of a “home page” from back in the days of old.

(Image credit to bphope.com) Intro So it’s no secret among my friends and family that I’m a bit of a scatterbrain.

Intro 👋 I’ve been playing quite a bit with my new (old) laptop, a Dell Latitude 7490.

Cover photo - contextualelectronics.com tl;dr What DOES work The 3 F’s When I think of tooling, I think of my dad’s electronics shop, a big sprawling room, filled with random parts, power supplies and oscilloscopes.