My Own Sys

Let’s be honest: for a long time, developing on Windows felt like a compromise.

For years, there has been an unwritten hierarchy in the Vim/Neovim community: Linux > macOS >>> Windows.

As a blogger who cares deeply about self‑hosting and local‑first tools, I’ve spent years chasing the “ultimate” note‑taking setup.

A Complete Guide to a Keyboard-Driven, Tiling, Multi-Desktop Workflow If you think “Windows power user” just means installing PowerToys and memorizing a few shortcuts, you’re still living in beginner mode.

Have you ever felt that your digital life is fragmented?

Here’s a tool that preserves, annotates, and lets you browse pages offline.

AWS: 10 Years of Data Gone Recently, I came across a blog post by Ruby ecosystem contributor Seuros titled “AWS Deleted My 10-Year Account and All Data Without Warning.”

Codex is an open-source note-taking application tailored for programmers and computer science students, offering specialized features for integrating and styling code snippets.

If you’ve ever envied the streamlined efficiency of tiling window managers like i3wm on Linux, then GlazeWM might just be the game-changer every Windows user has been waiting for.

If you’re in search of a tool to help you untangle your thoughts, organize tasks, or map out complex projects, VYM (View Your Mind) might just be what you need.