Blog Archive
2026-03-31
Why I'm selling one of my most worn watches
Along with the majority of my collection. A couple of months ago, I wrote this blog post that talked about where I was in my watch collecting journey, and why I chose to buy a chi...
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2026-02-08
Everything new is better, yet also somehow worse.
For as long as I can remember, I've always been known in my circles as the "tech guy". Even back before tech was what it is today, back when MKBHD was a college student with less t...
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2025-10-13
Form, Function and the Search for Self
Lately, I’ve realised that my hobbies aren’t just things I do for fun. They’re how I organize my identity. Each one fills a different folder in the filing cabinet I call myself. An...
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2025-08-21
Watches: Tools or Status Symbols
If you've read some of my previous posts, you know that tools play an important part of my life. From kitchen tools to software development tools, anything you want to achieve in l...
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2025-08-20
The (Kitchen) Tools I Use
Kitchen tools, like many other things in my life, fascinate me. I alluded to this a bit in my previous blog post. I guess the obsession with tooling has always been around in one w...
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2025-08-18
Thoughts On Kitchen Equipment
I don't know what it is about blogging, but it seems to come naturally to me only when I'm thinking about technology. Maybe it's a habit, because it's the only thing I ever really ...
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2025-07-31
There's never been a better time to give Linux on the Desktop a shot.
Yesterday, I wrote about how AI made being a Linux user so much more bearable. Today I was going through my usual morning routine (aka coffee and youtube and a dump before real wor...
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2025-07-30
AI's Most Underrated Use Case
TL;DR: Debugging Linux Errors When AI and LLMs (or Large Language Models) first started gaining popularity back in the day, I was skeptical. In fact, although ChatGPT might be my ...
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