Andrew Zah

I started learning emacs the other day, and I happened to stumble upon this reference card, designed by Stephen Gildea: It’s beautiful (and GPLv3)!

A Short Story It’s a balmy evening in 2026, in between spring and summer.

I’ve been playing around with Godot 4.4/4.5 for a while now, but using the integrated editor is quite frustrating compared to a real code editor or IDE.

I’ve used the Logitech MX Vertical ergonomic mouse for a few years now.

I was exploring around in Yodobashi Camera, as one does, and the Realforce keyboards section caught my eye.

Initial Impressions The Dareu EK87 looks and feels great so far.

Recently I started learning how to make games, and I decided to follow MonoGame’s phenomenal guide to making 2D games, on linux, as my daily driver is a thinkpad running NixOS.

I find my laptop’s keyboard to be adequate, but I rarely enjoy using it for longer periods.

If you’re in Japan and are a fan of street fighter, I highly commend checking out an arcade and setting up a Nesica card.

I’ve slowly been migrating my ansible-based homelab provisioning setup to NixOS.

Listed roughly in order of importance.

These are apps that I’ve found useful for learning Korean while living in Korea, in no particular order.

This post is the first in an experimental series of tracking the progress I make in my journey to Korean learning.

Once you have a Korean visa, getting a Resident Card is fairly straightforward.

I generally travel with earbuds in order to cut down on luggage size, but on some days I find it quite hard to get work done and shut out the distractions.

In December of 2023, the South Korean government a new F-1-D visa, called the Digital Nomad / Workcation visa (hereafter referred to as the Workcation visa).

I recently acquired a Garmin Fenix 6X, currently Garmin’s flagship model.

In January of this year, I set out for semi-permanent traveling with only two* backpacks: A Goruck GR1 26L, and a Goruck GR2 40L.

The single biggest change that Anki brings about is that it means memory is no longer a haphazard event, to be left to chance.

There are some common mistakes people make when getting into flash cards and spaced repetition for the first time.

Here is a compiled list of Korean words related to food, cooking, eating out, going out, and nutrition, all on one page.

Note This article’s Caddy v1 code has been updated to Caddy v2.