T4T5

T4T5

@t4t5.com

open sorcerer and plaintext enthusiast. Building tools for digital sovereignty at http://ren.org

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a fun side effect of building airdrop for linux: we're using wifi cards in ways nobody has before, and finding driver bugs! 😅

airdrop fully reverse-engineered! works flawlessly on my framework laptop

we are mapping out linux airdrop support for every wifi card out there! if you have something that’s not on the list, spin up your agent and share your findings! this will help us all make more informed decisions when buying hardware 🫡

an unfortunate side effect of LLM-assisted exploits is that people will be more wary of sharing their setups i used to always have my dotfiles public on github, but now I don’t dare to do that anymore. it’s just an unnecessary risk at this point

claude code has been borderline unusable for me lately it fights simple instructions and spends 10+ minutes thinking about changes that should take 30 seconds i moved my setup to pi + GPT 5.5 and the results are sooo much better

i'm pretty much doing open-source full-time now haven't sat through a standup or gotten a slack ping for months god i love being free

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The caldir-core package is intentionally simple and extensible. By tackling the basic problem of storing and syncing events, it makes it easy for anyone to experiment with UIs and workflows on top of it. TUIs like khal should already support Caldir quite well. GUIs are coming soon!

Caldir is the "file-over-app" philosophy applied to calendars. One ICS file per event, human-readable filenames, sorted chronologically by default. A standard plaintext format makes your events trivial to read and composable with other unix tools.

Caldir's sync mechanism works similarly to git. You push and pull changes to keep your local directory in sync with a remote (can be Google Calendar, iCloud Calendar, CalDav, or any other cloud calendar)

some changes i've made to my tech stack to optimise for agent workflows: 🚫 Notion/Notes ✅ markdown files (with Obsidian) 🚫 Todo app ✅ todo.txt 🚫 Quickbooks ✅ beancount files 🚫 Google sheets ✅ csv files 🚫 Recipe app ✅ cooklang files

the thing with vibe coding is that writing the code was never really the hard part It’s like an author saying they could write Harry Potter because they can generate any sentence

these L2s, they're laughing at us. we will make them pay their fair share with reciprocal blob fees

"very nice stock markeut you have over zere. would be a shame if something 'appened to it..."

working with bitcoin script is hard, so i made a neovim plugin that shows you the state of the stack after each operation ✨

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