Terminal Thoughts

Tap a YubiKey against your phone and the login just happens.

Papirus XApp Symbolic Icons is out: a drop-in set that gives the xsi-* icon names used by Linux Mint, Cinnamon, and the XApp projects proper Papirus artwork.

Tiler is here: a grid-based window tiling extension for Cinnamon, built for anyone who wants flexible tiling without switching to a tiling window manager.

Open source funding is still unsolved.

Wringing full speed out of a network used to be a niche pursuit, the stuff of 10G home labs and datacenter transfers.

Eventually, every Linux user opens an app and finds a generic placeholder icon staring back from their dock/panel.

Today I released version 0.7.5 of s, a terminal tool that opens web searches in your browser.

A few months ago, Dream Prompter launched as a GIMP plugin for AI-powered image generation and editing, supporting just one model: Google’s Nano Banana.

I spend a lot of time on the computer, using a lot of software.

I’ll be honest - I’d never written a GIMP plugin before.

Visionati’s commitment to providing cutting-edge AI analysis takes a significant leap forward today with the integration of two powerful new AI models: xAI’s Grok and Anthropic’s Claude 3.7 Sonnet.

The ModRetro Chromatic arrived with a bold claim: to be the ultimate tribute to Nintendo’s Game Boy.

When Plank first emerged, it promised to be the simplest dock on the planet.

BCHD has an interesting history in the Bitcoin Cash ecosystem.

The Cerakey Nada 65 Panda is the world’s first keyboard featuring ceramic keycaps, designed to deliver the smoothest and thockiest typing possible.

Recently, I found myself searching for a polished motivational app for Linux, but everything I discovered either required using the terminal or had interfaces that felt outdated.

Linux location services provided by GeoClue have been historically unreliable.

You have found my tiny corner of the internet!

Music has always been an essential part of my life, and for years, my Sonos system satisfied that need, until a disastrous app update forced me to look elsewhere.

For over half a decade, I have been deploying IPFS on my Kubernetes cluster, gaining valuable insights into its operation within such an environment.

Today I explored ssh-audit, a tool designed to audit SSH configurations.

Today I am thrilled to introduce the Shinobi Art Engine, the ultimate tool for creating NFT collections.

As someone who spends a significant chunk of time immersed in terminal windows, constantly tweaking and optimizing, I thought I had achieved an ideal setup with zsh and oh-my-zsh.

For years, I’ve been using a CODE Keyboard equipped with Cherry MX Clear switches.

Today, my friend Jeremiah brought up infinite zoom effects and started doing some research on how to create them.

The internet was never designed with privacy in mind.

Everywhere you look today, people are talking about artificial intelligence (AI).

Taking the time to breathe consciously, as simple as that is, provides significant improvements to body and spirit.

After ignoring WebP for years, I finally decided to check it out.

For a while now, I have wanted a place to post my long form content.

An archive of all thoughts.