Useful software, technical experiments, and practical writing from the workbench.
Focused software released openly when the problem, solution, and source code are worth sharing.
Any browser tab, toolbar-free.
NotF11 turns your current live browser tab into a clean, toolbar-free, resizable window. The same tab stays alive, preserving scroll position, entered text, login state, and in-page progress.
Game Machinery.
Marchine is a Linux-first, terminal-native game launcher built for focused, keyboard-driven desktop workflows. Developed on Arch Linux and at home in environments like Omarchy, it starts MAME-first — combining local game metadata, category navigation, configuration, and direct launching inside a restrained terminal interface.
Short essays on software, architecture, product thinking, and the changing relationship between builders and AI.
Content and presentation have been negotiating space long before CSS. Modern responsive design belongs to a much older lineage.
Where AI accelerates development, where judgment still matters, and why understanding the system remains part of the job.
A tiny utility can quickly accumulate state, lifecycle, recovery, and edge cases. Small code does not always mean a small system.
Small prototypes and technical explorations get room here before anyone decides what they need to become.
