Where my slow server homies at?

Most private searches are one-offs. So I’m building a Chrome extension that: • opens a fresh Incognito window • runs the search • keeps it isolated • lets you close it immediately No history. No ad pollution. No tracking. It uses real Incognito (permission required), not

I hate politics, but the only reason I would consider being a politician so I could skip traffic. Modern problems require modern solutions.

winDiskServ This was a small go utility I built so I can remotely see how gigs are left over at my Plex Server. And I wanted to update this to include reboot functionality but was too lazy to implement it. Today I tried this with Codex and while it isn't perfect, if you have a

I spend a lot of time in front of screens, reading articles, comparing products, checking prices, planning travel. I’m not exactly a power internet user, but I am someone who notices the small interruptions that add up into real, measurable friction. medium.com/@sdglhm/the-in…

I just open-sourced something I wish I had years ago. code_sunset → a Rails gem that tells you what code you can safely delete. Not guesses. Real production data. when a feature was last used how often it’s hit how many users/orgs still rely on it whether paying customers are

FreshStatus is shutting down. We used it to monitor the uptime of FOSS Sri Lanka and since it was built upon a convoluted mess of a system, FreshStatus really helped us. I'm no longer with FOSS Sri Lanka and FreshStatus is also shutting down. Farewell. Thank you for your free service.