Chris Wiegman

I’ve been using tmux on Mac for a very long time.

At least once a year I still get the urge to switch up my tech again.

It’s been a very long time since I’ve formally taught in a classroom, almost 13 years, and I miss it.

I love writing code.

I’ve written before about how I reset my digital life every so often.

Last fall I moved this site back to Hugo and resumed work on its theme.

I’ve recently changed RSS tools again.

One of the hardest parts of keeping this site running as it ages has been staying on top of link rot.

There’s a lot of hype about accessing DuckDuckGo via its “noai” subdomain.

I’ve hit the point where I don’t trust GitHub but, for right now, it’s still my best option for the projects I host.

Every once in a while, I reset my digital life.

After publishing on this site for the last two months I realized there is something I’m missing, basic stats.

You Probably don’t need a full content management system.

Saturday night we returned home from our first vacation in almost 3 years.

One of the things I need to be careful about when using Hugo is making sure the categories and tags used on a post stay consistent.

I might be a bit quiet here for the next few weeks.

For all the work I’ve done on improving my Hugo workflow, there’s one thing automation can’t do.

This past weekend marked one month since I moved this site back to Hugo.

In 2021 I decided to start posting on this site 3 days a week.

I’ve had a much better experience blogging with Hugo since coming back to the platform last month.

For years I’ve used the popular Code Spell Checker extension for VS Code.

We’ve passed the holidays which means “real” winter has arrived in Chicago.

I’ve built a library!

This is the first of a few posts I have planned on my new Hugo workflow.

This week has been spent ramping up.

I left my last job in aviation 14 years ago this week.

If you’re seeing this post or others multiple times in your RSS feed, my apologies.

While I’m still dialing a few things in, particularly trying to reduce the friction even more on my iPad, I’m quite comfortable with the writing workflow I have for this site at this point.

I remember 2025 like it was just the other day.

Here we are, the end of yet another year. 2025 was defined by work.