Life, Linux and everything
Abook is a simple Ncurses address book application. It’s the perfect choice for those seeking something simple, both in terms of footprint and usability. Or perhaps you’re just tired of keeping everything in the cloud. :) Continue reading →
µTimer is a neat little command-line tool that features a timer, countdown and stopwatch. Continue reading →
My main Mastodon client is Bitlbee with the plugin bitlbee-mastodon, it’s nice having both IRC, XMPP and Mastodon under the same roof. But it only comes with the very basic features; reading, replying, liking and boosting posts. Which is for the most part enough for me, but I sometimes post images and maybe want to check out a profile. Continue reading →
When I’m at the computer I often like to have some background noise to keep me company at nights. Twitch and other livestreaming services is perfect for that, you really don’t get distracted and you don’t miss anything if you don’t pay attention to it either. Continue reading →
sxiv is a fast Vi-like image viewer with a suckless approach to it. It’s fairly lightweight in terms on its footprint, but it still has everything that you can expect from an image viewer. Continue reading →
To convert Markdown-documents to HMTL-documents I use Markdown2, which is a complete implementation of Markdown in Python. Continue reading →
This is my second custom built keyboard. I named it the Black Diamond since the case is called Diamond in Chinese, which sounds way better than the international name which is “5°”. Continue reading →
This is the first keyboard that I have built myself. I wanted something easy and fairly inexpensive to start with since I didn’t have any previous experience with soldering. I also wanted to try both a ortholinear keyboard and a split layout. Continue reading →
This keyboard is about a year old now, but I recently got my new custom and very expensive cable for it, so I thought it was time to share it here. Continue reading →
This is my slightly modded KBParadise V60 with new keycaps and a custom cable. It’s also my first and last ANSI keyboard. Continue reading →
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