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QR Thing for iOS/macOS
I made a QR-Code scanner and creator app for iOS, you can scan QR Codes, open and/or copy their contents, and create new ones where you can also set their colors and shapes. As always the app is free and without spyware or ads.
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Wading through the Slop
I am sorry to report that I tried using Cursor (not on this blog or in a published project, but a Godot free time project). I canceled it again, the main reason is same as with ChatGPT I felt like what I got out of it was not something I made myself.
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How to use TPM-backed SSH keys on macOS
I recently had to reinstall macOS (because the installation had ~250GB of “System Data” I am unable to purge, even as root) and used this opportunity to switch my SSH key setup on that device to be completely TPM-backed…
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How to solve Windows PCIe network latency
When I installed a new PCIe network card into my gaming PC I was surprised by suddenly lagging mouse input (via network, it’s a headless machine)…
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Aurora
My first ever EP, “Aurora” contains four tracks I made while being inspired by the beauty and physics of nothern lights.
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Slop Has Reached GitLab
Slopware is now the default experience when you try to create a README file in an empty project using the GitLab Web UI.
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How to install encrypted Debian on an M1 MacBook Pro
In this post I’ll describe how to install an encrypted Debian (13, “Trixie”) on an M1 MacBook Pro (others might work too).
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What happened to GNOME?
The last time I used GNOME (a few years ago I think it was Version 3) I was surprised at how ugly it had gotten and how much of an “improvement” this was praised as.
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Amplifier/Effects for iOS
I made an amplifier and effects app for iOS which lets users amplify their voice or instruments using any connected input and output the resulting audio over any connected output.
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Lightspeed
After completing “Aberration”, I was reminded of how much fun I have while making music, this album is the result of this realization.
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