My Old Laptop Became a Daily Driver Again
After years on the sidelines, my 2018 laptop is back in daily use. A hardware cleanup, fresh thermal paste, and Omarchy gave it another life.
Tag: workflow
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Set Up i18n on Day One, Even If You Only Have One Language
A year into our Bahasa Indonesia pilot, we had to add English to a growing Vue 2 and Express app. The experience taught me that i18n is not a feature you bolt on later. It is plumbing.
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The Right Tool for the Job: Fixing a Slow PHP Queue With a Small Go Program
A friend's PHP queue was crawling because PHP runs single-threaded. A small Go program to fan the work out cut the job down to 3 minutes. Here's what that taught me about picking tools.
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How I Stay Productive While I Sleep
How I use sleep, nightly handoffs, and overnight automation to keep work moving without burning myself out.
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Leaving the JetBrains Ecosystem
A personal tale of breaking free from my comfort zone of IDEs and embracing the power of Neovim, muscle memory, and the open-source vim community
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My Journey Building This Blog: From Zero to Hero 🚀
A deep dive into the process of building my personal blog, from initial setup to deployment, and all the tools and technologies I used along the way.
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Why Developers Need to Sign Commits: Securing Your Code with Cryptographic Trust
While signoff commits show you agree to contribute under certain licenses (like DCO), signed commits are about cryptographic security - proving you actually wrote the code and it hasn't been tampered with
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Why Every Dev Needs to Signoff Commits (Before It's Too Late)
Signing off your commits is like having insurance for your code contributions. It's this simple legal thing that proves you had the right to contribute that code..