A modified, even more secure setup on my post on being your own streaming service. Even more secure and hostable externally without the need for a homelab or fast line.

I’m a big fan of Fiber, the Go Express-esque web framework based on fasthttp. They recently had a major upgrade from v2 to v3 which had major breaking changes, and while less painful than other framework upgrades there are a few gotchas to watch out for.

When I originally wrote MdViews , I’d envisioned it as a navigation convenience. A way to get me to my vast sea of stuff faster. Strangely, it’s been ridiculously useful in terms of focus and introspection and useful in ways that Notion and Obsidian’s similar features were not. Here’s how I’m using it to GTD.

In a 2026 effort to simplify my stack and de-platform, I needed to build and remix some tools to get to better GTD. MdViews is a first release in this series. It parses markdown frontmatter and creates previewable picklists and views of your notes. Think Obsidian’s dataviews or Notion’s databases, but lighter, simpler, and faster.

harsh has been a surprising accountability watchdog for forging and keeping my habits. What started out as a simple log parser has turned into an indispensable tool for helping me get longer range goals done in life. Some simple changes have made it even better for longer term tracking.