Associative Disarray

Weeknote 36:2026 New editors Lately, I've felt the need to check out alternatives to NeoVim.

Weeknote 35:2026 This week, I've been enjoying my clean office, started moving the freistilbox dashboard to Rails 8, and added Twitch question intake to Greenhouse.

Weeknote 34:2026 This weeknote got delayed by many days full of work, including the weekends.

Weeknote 32:2026 I'm back from holidays, and this weeknote tells you if they were successful, how I'm dealing with being back in real life, what I'm doing to focus, how I rediscovered the joy of livestreaming, and that AI thinks I'm an IT archaeologist.

Weeknote 26:2026 Coding fever On Monday, I started a speedrun cleaning up the modernization issue queue for the freistilbox infrastructure code.

Enlightenment The Banned Book Library DIY project is absolutely radical.

TIL: KDE has game controller support And it's not always useful.

Scope creep can be anywhere I realized what's been blocking my writing for all these painful months: scope creep.

Switching my blog to weblog.lol I used to run my blog as a static site generated with Jekyll for many years.

Going into orgmode I just don't have the headspace to check out every hype topic.

I finished the book "The Soul of a New Machine" by Tracy Kidder.

Business strategy.

Bye-bye, Bose QC Ultra I got myself new earphones this week.

After maintaining my Now Page for a few weeks, I realized that I'm using it to write weeknotes.

Since I started practicing Karate again in September of last year, I've been constantly improving my flexibility.

While updating my Now Page, it dawned on me that it would really help if I made my readers aware that this page exists in the first place!

Obsidian has been my long-term memory for many years now, but only yesterday I realized how easy it was to also make it my blog editor and thus greatly simplify writing new posts.

One of the best things that happened lately was that I found a Karate club nearby.

Apple seems to have lost its way.

I've been a user and fan of the AeroPress since I get one for my birthday a few years ago.

Today I've learned that the MAME emulator project did a cooperation with the Internet Archive, Texas Instruments and HP to create software replicas of historic pocket calculators.

Recently, I noticed an increasing frequency in which I get presented with Captcha requests.

When someone on Mastodon asked for help with a Ruby question, my friend and business partner Markus kindly referred them to me, knowing that I'm always happy to help other Ruby developers.

It's been a while since my last weeknote.

Following up on my recent post on ngrok, I found an interesting alternative via @shakalandy's newsletter.