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  1. The strain in your brain

    Do you feel it?

  2. The founder box

    Thinking inside boxes For the entirety of my life up until a year ago, I put myself in a box.

  3. Building for the future

    On Tangled's existence and direction Also published at: https://icy.leaflet.pub/3m47cll72hs25 We set out to build Tangled for one simple reason: the existing options just… suck.

  4. atproto and ownership of identity

    The new age of social-enabled apps atproto is very exciting to me as it’s the perfect abstraction between the identity and user data layer, and the application layer.

  5. Push-based productivity

    Getting told when to get things done Way back in 2021, I wrote about my productivity endeavours, which were—in summary—me writing a list of todos in a notebook.

  6. Being better

    My epistemic breakthrough to better living A year and a half ago, I decided to go completely vegan.

  7. I am moving to Finland

    This is what I was packing for The past two weeks or so have felt like a fever dream.

  8. 2022 in review

    Late again because I was busy packing Quite possibly the “fastest” year I’ve experienced—it feels like yesterday when 2022 began.

  9. Installing OpenBSD on Oracle Cloud

    It finally works in 7.2!

  10. Unicode text input in ZMK

    A hacky interim solution using macros As a highly cultured em-dash (over-)user, being able to type ‘—’ easily is very important to me.

  11. The Logitech Ergo M575 trackball

    A short review of my first ever trackball Ever since switching to a split keyboard, using a mouse has been rather awkward.

  12. Honkin' on the Fly

    Running honk on fly.io Update 2022–08–11: As with literally every update of mine, I’m no longer running honk on Fly.

  13. The Asus ROG Flow X13

    My hunt for a new laptop has finally concluded I’ve been on the lookout for a new laptop for a while now.

  14. Cloud (F)OSS is a good model

    On building (mostly) open source startups Of late, I’ve been thinking a lot about what makes a startup work, and I think open sourcing your product—or a good portion of it—is a great approach.

  15. 2021 in review

    The post-year ramble is here, slightly late this time The last year was quite eventful to say the least, and I’d been putting off on writing this retrospective simply because of the sheer number of things that happened/I did, of varying levels of importan…

  16. Signal Desktop on OpenBSD via vmm(4)

    X11 forwarding to the rescue Early this year, I completely switched over to Signal and I’m fortunate enough to have everyone that I talk to switch over as well.

  17. The quest to optimize productivity

    This blog is devolving into a techbro cliché Us folks in tech have this general obsession with productivity.

  18. How I built forlater.email

    A technical breakdown of my first big side-project Ever since I began browsing sites like Hacker News and Lobsters, coming across new and exciting links to check out every day, I found it hard to keep up.

  19. Launching forlater.email

    An email-based bookmarking service This is a shill post.

  20. I can't take Formula E seriously

    Toy cars racing in parking lots For those unaware, Formula E, or rather, the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship1 is the only fully electric open-wheel racing sanctioned by the FIA.

  21. Writing a shell prompt in Go

    Kinda faster than bash For context, my bash prompt was previously written in, well, bash.

  22. Make cgit go gettable

    go get git.icyphox.sh/* works!

  23. My self-hosted infra, given the cloud native™ treatment Update 2021–07–11: It was fun while it lasted.

  24. Status update

    A review of Q1 2021 I realize I haven’t done one of these in a while, a few … status-update-worthy things have piled up.

  25. Free software should not censor

    If you write free software, don't deny freedom zero Any software is free, if it grants the users the four essential freedoms: freedom 0: The freedom to run the program as you wish, for any purpose. freedom 1: The freedom to study how the program works, and

  26. Configuring Neovim using Lua

    And switching from init.vim to init.lua If you, like me, never really understood Vimscript and hate the language with a passion, you’re in the right place!

  27. We can do better than Signal

    Centralized silos are never the solution Signal is possibly the most recommended pro-privacy instant communication app—one that was commonplace in the hacker community, and has now gained a lot of mainstream traction, thanks to WhatsApp deciding to screw…

  28. What's next after WhatsApp?

    Let's not act surprised here, this was bound to happen Update 2021–01–17: I’m now using Signal.

  29. 2020 in review

    Oh boy, here we go It’s been a little over 9 months since the day I left my university dorms (got kicked out, rather), in light of the pandemic.

  30. My music streaming setup

    Think Spotify, but self-hosted and not as good Having a self-hosted, centralized music streaming setup has been on my todo list for the longest time.

  31. The Workman keyboard layout

    I have a lot of free time on my hands (heh) I’ve been at my computer everyday, for at least 10 hours at minimum.

  32. My submissions for r2wars 2020

    If I learnt one thing, it's that ARM is the future r2wars is a CoreWar-like game thar runs within the radare2 ESIL virtual machine.

  33. Migrating from Mastodon to Pleroma

    Mastodon bad.

  34. The Ducky One 2 SF

    I fell for the mechanical keyboard meme Thanks to the pandemic yada yada I’ve been working from home (and attending college from home), and I figured my WFH setup could use an upgrade.

  35. Some thoughts on Twitter

    I've begun avoiding Twitter, here's why This post has been a long time coming.

  36. Status update

    Things I've been up to, for the past month-ish I realize I haven’t updated this site in a while—mostly due to lack of time.

  37. Flask-JWT-Extended × Flask-Login

    Apparently I do webshit now For the past few months, I’ve been working on building a backend for $STARTUP, with a bunch of friends.

  38. You don't need news

    My hot 'n' spicy take on "news" today News—the never ending feed of information pertaining to “current events”, politics, trivia, and other equally useless junk.

  39. Migrating to the RPi

    Raspberry Pi shenanigans, and other things I’d ordered the Raspberry Pi 4B (the 4GB variant), sometime early this year, thinking I’d get to self-hosting everything on it as soon as it arrived.

  40. Site changes

    New stuff at the {back,front}end The past couple of days, I’ve spent a fair amount of time tweaking this site.

  41. The efficacy of deepfakes

    Can we really write it off as "not a threat"?

  42. This is why I meme mnmlsm so much Although it is a very comfy one, it’s not just an aesthetic.

  43. The S-nail mail client

    And how to achieve a usable configuration for IMAP/SMTP TL;DR: Here’s my .mailrc.

  44. Stop joining mastodon.social

    Do you even understand federation?

  45. OpenBSD on the HP Envy 13

    I put a blowfish in my laptop this week My existing KISS install broke because I thought it would be a great idea to have apk-tools alongside the kiss package manager.

  46. The Zen of KISS Linux

    My thoughts on the distro, the philosophy and my experience in general I installed KISS early in January on my main machine—an HP Envy 13 (2017), and I have since noticed a lot of changes in my workflow, my approach to software (and its development), and…

  47. Introducing mael

    An experimental mail client Update: The code lives here: https://github.com/icyphox/mael I’ve been on the lookout for a good terminal-based email client since forever, and I’ve tried almost all of them.

  48. COVID-19 disinformation

    A lot of actors cashing in on the epidemic The virus spreads around the world, along with a bunch of disinformation and potential malware / phishing campaigns.

  49. Nullcon 2020

    An opinion-filled review of Nullcon Goa, 2020 Disclaimer: Political.

  50. Setting up Prosody for XMPP

    I setup Prosody yesterday—here's how I did it Remember the IRC for DMs article I wrote a while back?