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Flaky
FlakyJul 26, 2026
WordPress, one month later.
It might be too soon, but I wanted to make this post anyway because it's been on the mind lately. Last month or so, I decided after hopping on and wrangling with static site generators to dismiss them as a whole, and I decided to make the jump to WordPress. And frankly, I don't regret...
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SoftwareBlog Posts
Flaky
FlakyJul 26, 2026
One Year of Being Diagnosed with ADHD
So, it's been one year since I was diagnosed with ADHD, and I've learned a lot about myself in this past year, and how to deal with some of the issues that stem from the ADHD. While they haven't all been resolved, I'm happy to say I'm in a better frame of mind than I...
Mental healthBlog Posts
Flaky
FlakyJul 21, 2026
Why I Use MusicBee
MusicBee, my bee-loved.
MusicSoftware
Flaky
FlakyJul 20, 2026
An ideological split in the Linux desktop (LLMs)
So, Linus Torvalds has come out and said that LLMs are just a tool, and that Linux is not considered to be an anti-AI project. This has caused anti-AI people to crash out on social media, down to making very embarrassing conspiracies about Linus Torvalds being "compromised" when really he seems to be a no-bullshit...
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LinuxMental health
Flaky
FlakyJul 17, 2026
Software decision paralysis
I have a major problem with making decisions and sticking to things. ADHD people tend to suffer from decision paralysis, where an overwhelm of information gets you locked up and stressed. I also get a lot of "what if" questions coming in, worrying about the future, over things I simply do not need to worry...
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Mental healthTechnology
Flaky
FlakyJul 14, 2026
Getting flag emoji on Windows (11)
Due to political reasons, Microsoft has actively refused to add flag emojis on Windows 11. Given how common flag emojis are, it's honestly more annoying than I thought it'd be, especially when discussing international events like Eurovision where these emoji would be useful. People use these flags to denote their nationality, or a country they...
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SoftwareWindows
Flaky
FlakyJul 12, 2026
My site’s in the Atmosphere now
So, I hooked up my blog to the Atmosphere. For those who don't know, the Atmosphere is to Bluesky what the Fediverse is to Mastodon - the network that surrounds their respective protocols (AT Protocol and ActivityPub, respectively), and much like the Fediverse has its own platforms (or rather, people hosting platforms), the Atmosphere has...
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TechnologyBlog Posts
Flaky
FlakyJul 3, 2026
Fix for MusicBee playing MP3s way too quietly
Just remove any VOLUME_ADJUSTMENT tags.
MusicBeeSoftware
Flaky
FlakyJul 2, 2026
“I don’t wanna use Linux because terminal”
My thoughts on the whole aversion to Linux because of the Command Prompt.
LinuxTechnology
Flaky
FlakyJul 1, 2026
Canada in Eurovision
Canada announced they'll take part in Eurovision 2027, but things are hairier than you'd think, and you probably know why.
EurovisionPolitics
Flaky
FlakyJun 21, 2026
Why desktop Linux sucks (for me)
A long-ass post detailing the problems I've personally experienced with desktop Linux.
LinuxSoftware
Flaky
FlakyJun 17, 2026
Slowing Down
Slooooooow.
LifeMental health
Flaky
FlakyJun 16, 2026
Goodbye Quartz, Hello WordPress.
Detailing the history of my website, and why after a couple years wrangling with static site generators, I ended up on WordPress.
Blog Posts
JustWisdomThings
JustWisdomThingsJun 10, 2026
Why do creative things?
Recently, I shared with someone that I wanted to explore something creative. Their response was basically, why would you waste your time doing that, it's not going to make you any money I think we've completely lost the the idea of having a hobby in our society. And I think it's because so many of us consume content of people turning their hobbies into something they sell ads around. So anytime someone decides to pursue a hobby, we assume it's because they want to eventually monetize it to be ri...
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Blog PostsRant
Flaky
FlakyJun 5, 2026
Why is LibreOffice so laggy on Windows?
Quick rant about LibreOffice on Windows.
LibreOfficeOffice software
Flaky
FlakyMay 30, 2026
Fix for Arch users with broken Geoclue
tl;dr: Enable a URL in /etc/geoclue/geoclue.conf
Arch LinuxGeoclue
Flaky
FlakyApr 25, 2026
How EDM, Eurovision and Furries Made Me a Metalhead
The three big pillars of my metalhead arc.
MetalMusic
Flaky
FlakyMar 28, 2026
What Made 2025 Suck a Little Less
The diamonds of this rough and shitty year.
Best of...Books
JustWisdomThings
JustWisdomThingsMar 18, 2026
Greenfield Projects are a Myth, unless you are a Startup
In the corporate software engineering world, “Greenfield” projects tend to bring a lot of excitement. A type of project that is free of legacy code. You don’t need to worry about breaking some obscure edge case logic held together with a piece of painters tape. No need have to learn an existing data model, or read through some spaghetti code written by the probably time-constrained engineer from 5 years ago. You can start fresh and clean. But here’s the thing, this application will still need to...
Software EngineeringBlog Posts
JustWisdomThings
JustWisdomThingsMar 5, 2026
Good In, Good Out - Good engineering is still important
Like many other software engineers, I’ve also began to use AI in my day to day work. Let me be the first to admit how easy it is to become lazy when using these tools. Initially, they were not very good. So you’d get that temptation, then it would quickly make some dumb code change, and then you’d take back control. But, as they get better and better at validating and testing their work, that temptation starts to creep back. But here’s the thing, good coders, still make dumb engineering decision...
Blog PostsSoftware Engineering
JustWisdomThings
JustWisdomThingsMar 4, 2026
Hello World!
Welcome to my first post! I have a blog already, but I’m considering migrating that to here because I’m bullish about the ATProtocol! I first discovered leaflet.pub because of an interview someone shared from their page. I thought, oh interesting, a blog on the ATProtocol, then through some exploring I discovered pckt.blog. And then I realized all the blogs on leaflet.pub are also here. Oh yea, that’s right, it’s an open protocol! That’s the whole point! We have real choice.
Blog Posts
Mark Biek
Mark BiekApr 23, 2013
The Three Most Important Pieces of Information for a Kid
There are three pieces of information that every kid wants to know at all times: Whose turn is it? Which one is mine? Where's my spot?
Blog Posts

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