Tools, in ink
What I work with, painted one to a card in ink and a little colour, the way a tea master sketches the things on the tray. Turn a card over and it says why I keep it.
15 tools · 8 spare
the editors 5
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Where nearly everything happens: code, plans, writing, LaTeX. Vanilla built from scratch, one module at a time.
my dotfiles -
Only for one file at a time: a quick fix from the shell.
my dotfiles -
Vim keys inside Emacs, so my hands never have to learn which editor they are in, this body may be young, but this fingers are really old.
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The best git interface. Not a discussion.
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My own, twice over: tmux-jot pops a note over the terminal, jot.el the same over Emacs. One drawer of notes.
my dotfiles
the machine 5
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My system for almost ten years. Unbelievably stable, and still always new.
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Tiling on Wayland: every window gets its own place, , all from my keyboard.
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THE terminal. Fast, native, and beautiful out of the box.
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Do I really need to explain what a tmux is?
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PDFs with vim keys and nothing else on the screen. Papers, datasheets, and my own LaTeX.
my dotfiles
the site 2
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Builds this site; a page ships no JavaScript unless it asks for some.
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Where the built site is served from.
off the screen 3
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Modded to the bone: Akko black switches, tape, sand and spacebar mods, more inside the frame. A NuPhy Air V3 is next in some time.
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My own macro pad. Binds and layers live on the pad itself, so they come along to any computer. On the desk every day.
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Beyerdynamic, closed back. Long hours on the head, and the music stays mine. Really deep sound, really comfortable.
in the storehouse 8
drawn and waiting
- chawan
- chōchin
- warōsoku
- yunomi
- hanaire
- kōro
- daruma
- wagasa