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- Rye bread without the maintenance contractTwo failed starters, a kitchen at 23°C, and a plan for the same rye loaf: borrow the bacteria, hire the yeast, cancel the feeding subscription.
- Three recipes in a Docker volumeMoving a homelab off VMware, I found the only copy of three dessert recipes in an anonymous Docker volume no backup knew about. Here's how they got out.
- A solar system in thirty minutes, and a music room in one shotHow a late-night 30-minute vibe coding session turned into a 3D Three.js solar system, live NOAA aurora observatory, and a one-shot Web Audio piano and guitar learning room.
- This is a bread blog nowWhy a terminal-obsessed developer built a bilingual sourdough, cozonac, and babka recipe archive with a baker's percentage calculator.
- The bots kept the channel warmEggdrop, EnergyMech, psyBNC, IRC flood protection, trivia bots, IdleRPG, and the first Linux servers many of us cared about: somebody else's shell account.
- Even ls felt like magicAround 1999, I was eight, learning Unix commands at Warpnet in Suceava, and pretending to be a girl on mIRC. The guy in the next chair had questions.
- Rebuilding farcas.me (again)Third rewrite of my personal site: Next.js App Router, server-rendered HTML, hand-rolled CRT CSS, ASCII animations, and a working DOS terminal.
- In praise of the terminalWhy a 50-year-old Unix command line interface still beats most modern software on speed, composability, and honesty.
- Hello again, worldWhy I brought my personal blog back with static Markdown, an RSS feed, zero analytics, and no newsletter.