Timothy Miller

I have a new thing™ that I’ve been doing that has been helpful for me.

I recently started using Hyprland.

Several years ago I built my own Raspberry Pi NAS.

A year ago I signed up for a ConvertKit Creator account (now known simply as Kit), which is where I was, originally, hosting my email list.

We recently experienced a big ice storm.

The older I get, the more I realize how important it is to make music.

NixOS is a great package manager, and it has a ton of packages available.

Working on multiple computers has always been a struggle for me.

App launchers.

When I switched to NixOS, I also switched distros (because I am a glutton for punishment).

Honestly I wasn’t excited about the keyboard when I bought my framework laptop.

I’ve been trying to decide on a new laptop for several years now.

NixOS is an incredible operating system.

I do most of my writing in Obsidian.

I saw this and thought it might be handy to have around.

Back in 2022, I wrote an article provocatively titled “I’m done with LocalWP”.

I bought a new vehicle last week.

Code blocks.

A few months ago I decided it was time to start searching for a new phone.

I’ve always considered myself decent at math.

Full disclosure: I'm a bit of a coffee snob.

A few weeks ago I wrote about how I broke my keyboard.

Google is retiring another product.

Well, I made a mistake today.

A few weeks ago I wrote about my favorite thing about Obsidian.

Installing apps on Linux can be unnecessarily difficult.

I love learning new things.

The last year I’ve been obsessed with a new tool called Obsidian.

This is a PSA for myself more than anyone.

I’m probably a glutton for punishment, but it’s true: I’ve been looking into alternatives to the “big two” smart phones.

Tom Critchlow has some good thoughts about this.

Note: Amazon links below are affiliates.

Yes, it’s true: I’m no longer an Apple guy.

I hate to say it, but I am abandoning Local WP (formerly by Flywheel).

A couple of years ago I wrote about getting back into RSS.

I purchased an Nvidia GPU [1] about a year ago, and installed it in my System76 Thelio Mira.

Last week I wrote about an easy method for controlling windows in Linux.

Backstory: I like to have dedicated keyboard shortcuts to swap to and from the apps that I use the most.

Ever since I saw this feature on Søren Birkemeyer's blog, I’ve been envious.

HTML5 is a large language, but not a massive language.

Broken links cause real problems, not only for your users, but also for the health of your site.

As you may have noticed, there’s a lot going on in the world right now (citation needed).

This is a project I've had on my "want to try" list for a long time, and I finally made it happen.

In the past, whenever I have needed to push to multiple origins for a git repository, I have added another remote: git remote add gh git@github.com:WebInspectInc/test This works, and is how you're “supposed” to do it.

Last week I wrote about owning your own Feedbin data with 11ty.

Introduction # As a mentioned a month ago, I have been getting back into RSS, and loving it.

I have been programming for over a decade.

Here's a really fascinating idea from PPK and Chris Coyier.

I recently discovered, to my delight, Veerle Pieter’s delightful website.

I have never been a big fan of online tracking.