Mitrich.log

I don’t like rating systems, neither 10-point nor 5-point scales.

For two weeks I’ve been making, testing and using a custom task manager (PWA) for myself.

It was meant to be.

Back in Montenegro and still love its nature.

Straight to the results – it’s my most-used gaming device right now.

Ok, this was a bit of bait: there is no real adventure, most things were installed smoothly and require minimal maintenance afterwards.

There’s a growing trend of de-Googling, de-Appling, and other de-words these days.

Sometimes you deliberately choose a simple, slow and quiet life, but sometimes life forces you into such a life, with some side effects.

Don’t remember where I read or heard this, but one phrase really stuck with me.

It’s a good feeling when you understand that your pool of tools is ready and finished.

After experiment with returning to Twitter I decided to make another one.

Watched a video recently, and one thought still sticks in my head.

Recently I made a big digital decluttering, and most deletions were in the subscriptions section.

For almost three weeks I have been writing in a paper journal in the evening or sometimes in the morning.

It’s interesting how over time my game preferences have changed.

Again in Nuremberg, again three days, this time again three stages.

Another travel is coming, and my anxiety goes up.

Once upon a time, I was at twitter, mostly read-only, but there were interesting people, real conversations, some useful posts and threads.

I love life stories from fellow humans.

I have a small tradition – changing lock screen wallpaper after returning from a nature trip.

First time visiting Sakartvelo (or simply Georgia).

I rebuild my task management system.

Ok, there is some reflection about blog and blogging itself. 100 posts – is it worht it?

Some thougs following a trip to Bosnia and Herzegovina — specifically Sarajevo, Mostar, and Kravica waterfalls.

So here’s the moment when the main topics have run out and I don’t know what to write about right now.

I vibe-coded an app purely for myself, called it Timeline — a web application.

Much advice on task management systems is about how to organize your tasks, and in most cases – how to add structure.

I’m not a particularly artistic person.

For a long time I used Bear app for my notes.

Every week someone tells you there’s a new AI tool you must try or you’ll be left behind.

Recently I came across some sort of online flashmob, with the question something like “How many seasons (like in TV series) were in your life”?

This world is extremely complex and deceptively simple.

I think a good thing to borrow from the product world for our lives is the hypothesis/experiment cycle.

There are two important skills to achieve and sustain happiness in life – life appreciation and result authorization.

This is a rant post.

Another PICO-8 game recommendations.

Just a bunch of unrelated thoughts that came to my mind recently.

I would talk about media backlog here.

Hey, it’s 2026 now and it’s time for some retrospective for 2025.

Songs are fully predicted, artists – with one miss (I thought Slaughter to Prevail will be in top too).

One of the most effective techniques I try ti use is conscious pause after completing the task.

As I said in previous post, I tried to write at least mini summary for the past year (it’s never too late) from the draft I had.

Breaking news: switched blog to English (choose: hehe / not hehe).

Trends I’ve been using most of the apps for a long time; a slight tendency towards self-hosted; I try not to complicate things and often use default applications.

Made one more movie of the year.

There are no suprises in Top Artists, and yes, Top Songs as always are songs on repeat.

https://www.hellomattstevens.com/good-movies-as-old-books

I’ve been keeping a diary journal for few years now.

In first half of July we continue our crazy weekends with mountain hiking and Exit Festival.

For some time now (from February or even earlier) I have a daily practice called “On this day”.