Adjacent is a local dev-server harness so a developer and a coding agent can share one supervised server instead of evicting each other from the process. The daemon owns the boot, the port, and the logs; both sides read the same state through one CLI — adj, with --json on every read command. Lazy-boots on the first request to <name>.adj.ac, shuts down when idle, and never runs as root. In development. ...
User-Agent Info is a fast, ad-free and tracker-free way to identify a browser from a User-Agent string, including how long ago it was released and usage statistics. Deno, Deno Deploy, Tailwind, Caniuse-Lite
Andiamo is a 2x2 — indifferent↔ardent crossed with meh↔omg — for deciding whether a solution is worth fighting over. When you hate the solution but don’t really care, «andiamo». A silly reminder that we don’t always feel as strongly as we speak — sometimes “I’ve done it this way before” is closer to a shrug than a stance. Preact, Vite, Cloudflare Pages
ShortSheet is a REPL and Rake tasks that sync Shortcut with a Google Sheet so iterations can be planned where it’s easiest to plan them. Target iterations, not dates. Stage epics alongside stories. Push the order into Shortcut when you’re ready. Ruby, Sinatra, Google OAuth2, Shortcut API
It started as a typo. I worked at Parallel Markets, and we were buying up domains to head off typosquats. parallelmeerkats.com was too good to pass on, so I grabbed it. A couple years later it became Parallel Meerkats — a proof-of-concept NFT collection built to integrate the Parallel Identity Token, a now-sunset on-chain KYC offering. It’s a small set of AI-generated meerkats, each minted on Ethereum and listed on OpenSea. Gen 1 came out of Craiyon, Gen 2 out of DALL·E — every meerkat has a name, an origin story, a birthday and a keeper, all tracked in the index. We ended up handing them out as recognition awards around the office — which is how Number 7 went to someone for superior bug-hunting. ...
commits-fm puts playlists in your PRs. When a pull request opens, it posts an album wall — one cover per commit, matched to whatever you were listening to on Last.fm when you wrote it. Opt in per author, drop the action in any repo, and every PR ships with a soundtrack. Node, GitHub Actions, Last.fm API
For those late night deploys and untestable network config changes, let Europe proclaim that itsthefinal.co/untdown. Cloudflare, Preact Router, GitHub Pages, YouTube
Fiscal is a Chrome extension that does the math you’d rather not: what does it cost to put seven startup employees in a room for an hour? It appends a conservative dollar figure to every Google Calendar event so the answer stares back at you before you accept. Chrome Extension, JavaScript, Google Calendar
privnote-cli puts the power of privnote.com — encrypted, self-destructing notes — in your terminal. Pipe a secret in, get a one-time URL out. Node, npm
Is Today Prime? asks whether today’s date, written as a number, comes out prime. It tries every ordering — ISO, American, and European — in both long and short years, then rolls them up into a transatlantic verdict and an international one. Verdicts are timezone-aware, so a prime day in Tokyo isn’t a prime day in Los Angeles. The answer is almost always a giant “Nope.” JavaScript, React, Node
Tapding is all the annoyance of a typewriter, but in a browser — a love letter to the mint-green Smith-Corona Silent-Super on my desk. Every keystroke clacks. The carriage dings. You will regret opening it. TypeScript, Vite, Cloudflare Pages