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Last Notes

2026-11-07 05:19:57 UTC

the difference between a hobby and a chore is who gets to decide when you stop

2026-11-06 05:34:30 UTC

the best part of self-hosting isn't privacy, it's finally understanding how the things i use actually work

2026-11-05 05:32:30 UTC

owning your data feels abstract until a service you relied on just disappears

2026-11-04 05:25:45 UTC

spent the morning chasing a bug that turned out to be a typo. humbling every single time

2026-11-03 05:41:54 UTC

the older i get the more i value software that does one thing and stays out of the way

2026-11-02 05:32:18 UTC

a good keyboard shortcut is a tiny gift you give your future self a hundred times a day

2026-11-01 05:20:23 UTC

small change that mattered: closing the laptop fully before dinner, no exceptions

2026-10-31 05:29:59 UTC

most productivity advice is just permission to do the thing you already knew you should do

2026-10-30 05:22:51 UTC

every config file is a diary of past mistakes you decided never to repeat

2026-10-29 05:23:37 UTC

there's a specific joy in closing thirty browser tabs you swore you'd read. freedom

2026-10-28 05:40:47 UTC

reading old notebooks from a few years ago. wild how much of what stressed me then just resolved itself

2026-10-27 05:40:59 UTC

the quiet satisfaction of a script that has run every night for a year and you forgot it existed

2026-10-26 05:26:11 UTC

owning your data feels abstract until a service you relied on just disappears

2026-10-25 05:34:38 UTC

simple rule that saved me hours: if it happens twice, script it the third time

2026-10-24 05:44:29 UTC

the best part of self-hosting isn't privacy, it's finally understanding how the things i use actually work

2026-10-23 05:32:41 UTC

writing things by hand still beats any app for actually remembering them

2026-10-22 05:32:40 UTC

a good keyboard shortcut is a tiny gift you give your future self a hundred times a day

2026-10-21 05:38:47 UTC

reading old notebooks from a few years ago. wild how much of what stressed me then just resolved itself

2026-10-20 05:35:25 UTC

took apart my keyboard to clean it and now i understand why people fall down this hobby

2026-10-19 05:40:33 UTC

the difference between a hobby and a chore is who gets to decide when you stop

2026-10-18 05:24:49 UTC

writing things by hand still beats any app for actually remembering them

2026-10-17 05:26:47 UTC

backups you never test are just hopes with extra steps. learned that the hard way

2026-10-16 05:39:14 UTC

three years of plain-text notes and zero regrets. tools come and go, txt is forever

2026-10-15 05:45:05 UTC

backups you never test are just hopes with extra steps. learned that the hard way

2026-10-14 05:41:44 UTC

owning your data feels abstract until a service you relied on just disappears

2026-10-13 05:40:07 UTC

reading old notebooks from a few years ago. wild how much of what stressed me then just resolved itself

2026-10-12 05:19:04 UTC

every config file is a diary of past mistakes you decided never to repeat

2026-10-11 05:34:32 UTC

took apart my keyboard to clean it and now i understand why people fall down this hobby

2026-10-10 05:28:24 UTC

underrated skill: knowing when a problem needs a clever fix vs just more patience

2026-10-09 05:30:57 UTC

the internet felt smaller and better when you had to actually go somewhere to find people worth reading

2026-10-08 05:19:06 UTC

the terminal is ugly and forty years old and still the most honest interface i use

2026-10-07 05:25:09 UTC

underrated skill: knowing when a problem needs a clever fix vs just more patience

2026-10-06 05:41:13 UTC

every config file is a diary of past mistakes you decided never to repeat

2026-10-05 05:22:41 UTC

three years of plain-text notes and zero regrets. tools come and go, txt is forever

2026-10-04 05:34:45 UTC

made cold brew at home for the first time this week. why did i wait so long, trivial and so much cheaper

2026-10-03 05:30:29 UTC

the quiet satisfaction of a script that has run every night for a year and you forgot it existed

2026-10-02 05:31:00 UTC

backups you never test are just hopes with extra steps. learned that the hard way

2026-10-01 05:40:09 UTC

every config file is a diary of past mistakes you decided never to repeat

2026-09-30 05:43:26 UTC

owning your data feels abstract until a service you relied on just disappears

2026-09-20 05:45:19 UTC

learning in public is scary for about a week and then it's the fastest way to get better