Failing Productively

This is the third post in a series where I explore everything you can (and perhaps sometimes shouldn’t) do with Rich – a Python library for styling terminal output.

This is the second instalment in a series exploring everything you can (and perhaps sometimes shouldn’t) do with Rich – a Python library for styling terminal output.

This is the first post in a series where I explore everything you can (and perhaps sometimes shouldn’t) do with Rich – a Python library for styling terminal output.

I’ve been using the Glove80 as a daily driver in my home office for the past 8 months.

Intro In January, I set up a GitHub Actions workflow to renew the certificate on assets.michaelhoward.kiwi, the subdomain I use for object storage.

With the holiday season behind us, I’m sure we’re all sick of navigating arguments.

Boox have written an Electron app for controlling their Boox Mira and Boox Mira Pro displays.

The other day I was testing whether curl was installed on my work machine, so I made a simple request to my site. $ curl https://michaelhoward.kiwi To my surprise, the late and prolific author of the Discworld series popped up in the response. <!

I’ve been building mechanical keyboards since 2020.

While I prefer to use the keyboard where possible, I often find myself falling back on a mouse when browsing the web and reading articles/documentation.

I spent yesterday afternoon setting up a pair of YubiKeys – a primary key and a spare.

At my desk at home, I have a pair of e-ink displays – a Dasung Paperlike 253 and a Boox Mira 13.3".

I recently made the somewhat frivolous decision to buy a pair of AirPods Max headphones.

One of the pain points with e-ink/e-paper displays is having to manually refresh the screen to clear ghosting.

Nushell came to my attention a couple of weeks back, following its 0.6 release and immediately piqued my interest.

Intro As is customary for websites like this, the following post details how I run my blog.

This blog’s first post (of many).