Opinion and longer pieces — warm, personal, and in no hurry.
Editorial
The most reliable system I ever ran was also the least exciting — no launch thread, no keynote, just years of quietly doing its job. After thirty-five years in Unix, I've come to think boring is the highest compliment technology can earn.
Infinite feeds are designed to keep you scrolling. A few deliberate choices — and a homescreen with almost nothing on it — give you the tool back.
Shells changed, vendors merged, and everything moved to the cloud. The prompt stayed. Notes on what three and a half decades at the command line teaches you.