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A personal essay newsletter on the philosophy and history of computing hardware, from laptop clamshell design to travel-edge computing and Unix interpreter files. It mixes anecdote, history and opinion in a witty, literate voice aimed at technically minded readers.
Splitbits is a sparse, hobbyist newsletter of short practical tips on command-line tools, Unicode handling in grep, Bluetooth spectrum analysis on Kali Linux, and cloning Windows VMs in VirtualBox. Each issue walks through a specific fix or setup with the commands and workarounds the author actually used.
Unwrittens is a personal newsletter mixing reflective essays, such as a heartfelt farewell to the Stranger Things finale, with multi-part explanatory writing on the Unix philosophy for non-programmers. Readers get emotionally resonant pop-culture reflection alongside an accessible, structured guide to applying Unix design principles to everyday decisions.
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