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I created and maintain Luxury Yacht, a desktop app for managing Kubernetes clusters. Think Headlamp, Lens, and k9s. It's that kind of app. Luxury Yacht is a solo project, and it's been quite a challenge to get it to where it is today. I...
A few days ago, PlayStation announced that they'll stop producing disks for new games starting from January 2028, confirming what we already felt was going to happen: consoles are going fully digital, and the disk drive will cease to...
For the Gamers and hardware enthousiasts among us,.. I feel like it has been the worst news week in gaming for many years! To wit: New console prices (of exact same devices that came out yeeeears ago) up by 100 to 300! The three sole...
I recently stumbled across a handful of my old drawings. They're rough around the edges, messy, and largely incomplete works, but oh boy did they send me on a trip down memory lane. But as I was reminiscing about the past, I began to...
“Every miserable fool who has nothing at all of which he can be proud, adopts as a last resource pride in the nation to which he belongs; he is ready and happy to defend all its faults and follies tooth and nail, thus reimbursing himself...
Original images by CHUTTERSNAP and Larry Costales on Unsplash; glitched and edited. ✨ In This Edition ✨ 📟 Short-Form Content: Failing grades, export bans, and workplace mass delusions - and yet another reason to ditch Chrome. 🌞 Good...
Somewhere on this site there's a page I haven't linked to. Good luck finding it. Quick one today, I just really wanted to share this. I spent a few evenings this week building a secret page on this website. It isn't linked anywhere — not...
I read the Tintin comics when I was 7. I loved the yellow coat he wore so much, I pestered my parents to get me one. Sadly they didn’t make long yellow coats for 7 year olds, the best they could do was buy me a raincoat. Which I wore...
It occurs to me that we are all complicit. Scraps from the master’s table keep us in line. Billionaires exist while children go hungry – but hey, trickle-down economics. Meanwhile, churches evade the tax collector only to spend their...
Last year, I promised myself that I would find a way to curb my social media usage. I decided to embark on a one-year project to completely remove these platforms from my life. I called this project "The Big Social Media Smash!" Don't...
A new social network arrived in Canada, Gander Social, and introduced ID verification tools. They haven't even completed their FAQs section on how this works which is suspicious. This should have been top priority to complete. This new...
Every couple of months I need to recharge my outside cameras. It is annoying but expected as batteries degrade over time. Temperatures in the weather from hot to cold affect the batteries too. My system is local and I don't use the cloud...
On the surface it may seem that simplifying your (digital) life will feel like a breath of fresh air. In my experience it's the opposite of that. Complexity feels completely rational and comforting, while ruthless simplicity feels...
Getting older I feel I understand my Dad more. He never did care what others thought or trending pop culture or drama in society. He focused on his family, bills and being a good person. As the years pass me, I've seen this world go...
I used to write a lot growing up. I’d write poems about the things I loved. Like pigeons. And tamarind candy. I’d make up stories about the bus driver, about this boy I saw in school always eating alone. I’d created a personality through...