I heard it's extremely hard to get printers working on Linux. Perhaps I was just lucky but with my old Canon MG2400 it just worked. AUR driver package certainly helped. #linux #learninpublic
André Klein
Writer, publisher, procrastinator … (will finish bio tomorrow) 🧉
Updated my post about React vs HTMX/Alpine with a bunch of code examples: https://andreklein.net/i-went-back-to-boring-web-dev-and-im-not-sorry/?updated #webdev #htmx
Running a fully riced, headless Arch on WSL feels like an OS organ transplant Microsoft didn’t authorize. 30ms cold starts and 0% bloat. It’s pure blasphemy, and I’m never going back. 💀🔥 #archlinux #wsl2 #riced
Just 're-pasted' my PC. Turns out the 'professional' computer store I bought it from years ago left the factory sticker ON the CPU under the cooler. I’ve been running a literal thermal insulator for half a decade.
Recent performance tweaks greatly improved raw typing responsiveness in HeloWrite. Your terminal emulator's rendering speed or your ability to smash keys are now the only true remaining bottlenecks. #writing #buildinpublic
Updated my tracking tool for the new PRU->credit billing shift. First impressions: 2 (!) Codex requests ate a whopping 5% of monthly budget. Oh well. At least I can now watch my account drain in style. #githubcopilot https://github.com/burninc0de/copilot-usage-tracker/tree/tui
First time trying wireless adb on Arch for Android debugging and the connection has been rock solid (unlike on Windoze where it's always been hit-or-miss). Turns out when the OS isn't trying to "optimize" your drivers into oblivion, things actually just work. #archlinux #androiddev
"slop all the way down" - VibeOS, the fully hallucinated operating system: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3pV6FHvcgM
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Social media wants to become your second home.
I prefer treating it like a public mailbox.
Drop off message. Leave.
New article: https://andreklein.net/the-feed-is-a-lie/ #terminal #buildinpublic #opensource
new light theme and better navigation in socialsox-tui
Spent the day (and the night) migrating main rig to Linux.
Temps down. Everything faster.
Also accidentally learned more about my own hardware than in years of using Windows. Not going back.
Things you didn't know you needed before you had them: sitting in a coffee house and casually switching to your local home network with Tailscale/Headscale. Surprisingly hassle-free.
After dealing with random Win11 freezes and yet another GHUB debacle, I am done. Moving main rig to Linux. For good.