Tristan Dunn

Some games die quietly.

Claude Code just added a spinnerVerbs setting that lets you customize the rotating status text shown while it’s working.

During my slow switch from macOS to Arch Linux, I’ve been frustrated with how the Apple Magic Mouse behaves, so this driver is the start of improving my experience with it.

Push-to-talk voice-to-text optimized for Wayland, works on any Linux desktop.

Ruby developers deserve glamorous terminals too.

Be okay with bad writing.

Ruby 3.4.8 has been released as a routine update that includes bug fixes.

This is Litestream VFS.

We introduced breaking changes in RubyGems/Bundler 4 in order to improve usability, security, and maintainability of the tool.

I found the problem and it’s really bad.

After seeing Wispr Flow mentioned a few times, I was curious about using speech-to-text to interact with Claude Code.

The release also features the Ministral 3 series—three edge-focused models (3B, 8B, and 14B parameters) designed for superior cost-to-performance efficiency.

An open-source guide to help you write better command-line programs, taking traditional UNIX principles and updating them for the modern day.

An extensive list of examples on DOM manipulation without any external libraries.

An incredibly detailed and informative article on an old font, Gorton, that’s all over the place.

Interesting read on the journey of an open source constraint solver started 19 years ago.

After using Obsidian for daily notes at work for around three years with the Things theme, switching to the Cupertino theme is a breath of fresh air.

I would never have found and fixed this without the monitoring that I’ve set up.

I realize now that link blogging deserves to be included a third category of low stakes, high value writing.