A fundamental truth of life.

Ever since I started keeping my notes in Obsidian, I've been struggling to decide whether to copy and paste some content I want to reference later in a note or save only the link to the online resource. People always say that whatever you put on the internet stays there forever, but it really doesn't. The internet is quite bad at preserving things.

Once in a while I stumble upon a largely unknown anime that no one ever mentions, and it ends up among my all-time favorites. Super Cub is one such example. If you like wholesome and melancholic stories with a focus on mundane details, give it a watch!

A Japanese oolong tea is a rare find. This one has a very dominant floral note.

Opening a news site without an ad blocker is terrifying.

I've started to appreciate backpacks made from lightweight materials. A bag that weighs you down before you even put a laptop in it should not be considered a well-designed product.

One unexpected thing that slop coding has exposed is that a large number of developers never actually enjoyed writing code.

Arknights: Endfield has been on my radar for over two years. It feels a bit weird to finally be able to play it.

Arknights: Endfield

Arknights: Endfield - Over the Frontier, Into the Front

Arknights: Endfield is a real-time 3D RPG with strategic elements published by GRYPHLINE.

The biggest problem with bitchat is its excessive battery consumption when running in the background. For comparison, Conversations is another chat app running in the background 24/7.

It's insane how difficult it is to find clothing that is not made from synthetics. Even among more expensive items.

A great take on slop coding.

The amount of snow this year is very pleasing.

Since Google is trying so hard to prevent Android users from sideloading apps, I've been wondering if it's still a good idea to buy an Android device now.

I love HTML and CSS.

In Praise of HTML and CSS – Sturdy Statistics

The developers of my favorite game, Blue Archive, are working on a new title that is currently known only as Project RX. It was announced about a year ago, and now we have a small teaser.

I always say Obsidian is my favorite app of all time, but my vault is a complete and utter chaos. I badly need to figure out a good organizational system for it.

I genuinely enjoy reading about products, services, or software that other people use, but none of the social media offerings seem to be well designed for this kind of content. It's mainly reserved for personal websites. I would love to see an evergreen personal page support on Nostr where we could share these things or anything else that requires a permanent and easily accessible place with a nice presentation of long-form (Markdown-based) content.

Proton has finally introduced their spreadsheet app, so I have no reason to use Google's office suite anymore.

Proton

Introducing Proton Sheets: Secure spreadsheets for business | Proton

Proton Drive now includes Proton Sheets, giving you secure, encrypted spreadsheets for safer collaboration, organized data, and aligned teams.

I hate when people use the words “biweekly,” “bimonthly,” or “biannual” because there is no consensus on what they actually mean, and the context usually doesn't help. It can mean either twice per week/month/year or every two weeks/months/years.

Are AI coders the new script kiddies?