Tore the old site down to the studs and rebuilt it — new stack, new light. The terminal theme is gone; the room is warmer now. The bookshelf finally works the way I always wanted it to.
Next on the desk: screenshots for the WarStonks pages, and a real cover for Things I Couldn't Carry.
translating
WarStonks, in translation
WarStonks is learning new languages this week — menus, scanners, and market views. English-only no longer.
patching
WarStonks back on the bench
The upstream API shifted, so WarStonks got an overhaul and a string of quick releases to match — now at v3.0.11. The Opportunities scanner shipped as a beta in the same push.
tuning
Teaching the deck taste
Deckling Air is turning from a mixer remote into something with opinions — smart queue, genre logic, a last.fm hook, and an overhaul of vibes, moods, and emotion logic. Those are the real names in the code.
debugging
The mistake was me
Spent the day fighting Spotify playlist permissions in Deckling Air. The log tells it better than I could: fix playlist forbidden error, then the mistake was Me, then i was not the problem.
it works now. no further questions.
building
Deckling Air exists
New side project: the audio stack, controllable from any browser on the network. Mixer strips, VU meters, shortcuts. Already good enough to use.
building
WarStonks is real now
Went from idea to first releases this month — a desktop market tool for Warframe. Tauri and React up front, Rust underneath. Screenshot OCR was the stubborn part.