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Starburst
My newest EP, “Starburst”, features four tracks, two of which are Electronica along one Techno track and one Instrumental/Soundtrack piece.
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The Steam Machine certainly is a Linux Computer
I recently got a Steam Machine and wanted to write about the parts that other reviews I have seen left out, and give my own opinion.
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Assembly
Assembly is a tech house track I made during vacation, it turned out sadder than expected…
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Sol y Sombra
“Sol y Sombra”, a multi genre release, contains six tracks ranging from slow, peaceful instrumental over tech house to experimental techno, drum and bass and a soundtrack track from a game I might continue working on when the time is right…
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QR Thing for iOS/macOS
I made a QR-Code scanner and creator app for iOS and macOS, you can scan QR Codes, open and/or copy their contents, and create new ones where you can also set their colors and shapes. As always the app is free and without spyware or ads.
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Wading through the Slop
I am sorry to report that I tried using Cursor (not on this blog or in a published project, but a Godot free time project). I canceled it again, the main reason is same as with ChatGPT I felt like what I got out of it was not something I made myself.
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How to use TPM-backed SSH keys on macOS
I recently had to reinstall macOS (because the installation had ~250GB of “System Data” I am unable to purge, even as root) and used this opportunity to switch my SSH key setup on that device to be completely TPM-backed…
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How to solve Windows PCIe network latency
When I installed a new PCIe network card into my gaming PC I was surprised by suddenly lagging mouse input (via network, it’s a headless machine)…
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Aurora
My first ever EP, “Aurora” contains four tracks I made while being inspired by the beauty and physics of nothern lights.
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Slop Has Reached GitLab
Slopware is now the default experience when you try to create a README file in an empty project using the GitLab Web UI.