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My friend mash wrote an interesting article titled "more <a> tags in the terminal".[1] The main topic of the article, OSC8, is of course fascinating, but it made me think about what he wrote at the beginning: the influence we get from peeking at someone e…

It is fair to say that an application launcher is essential software for tiling window manager users.

In my previous entry, I wrote about extending AeroSpace, but as development progressed, I quickly hit a wall.

I continue to improve my working environment on the Mac.

As a long-time AwesomeWM user who has loved using River in recent years, working on macOS was painful for me.

At work I use GraphQL quite a lot, but in my personal projects—or outside of work—I hadn’t been using it at all.

I've been using YouTube Music for listening to music over the past few years.

I had been looking for a remapper that allows changing key mappings per application on Wayland, but I struggled to find a good one.

I created a project called rust-musl-cross-docker-arch.

This entry is the second in the #rust-mobile-core series.

This website is deployed using Dokku.[1] While it's possible to deploy to a Dokku host by pushing code directly from Git, the server running Dokku in my case doesn't have enough capacity to handle application builds.

I recently created the core logic of several mobile apps using Rust.

I was recently laid off and am currently in the middle of an intense job search.