A practical tour of how color reaches your terminal. SGR escape sequences, the 16-color palette, the bright vs bold confusion, 256 and truecolor extensions, the env var dance for detection, and why every CLI tool you use ends up speaking the same 16-slot alphabet.
How I wrote two bash CLIs to pull data from the Oura Ring and Fitbit Web APIs, wired them into my /stream planning system through 1Password and parallel data gathering, and why a readiness score of 58 changes what Claude puts on my task list.
An opinionated tour through the TypeScript 5.x releases. The handful of features that actually changed how I write code, from inferred type predicates and const type parameters to using declarations, NoInfer, and a couple of build-performance wins worth turning on today.
A single CLI that installs, activates, updates, and uninstalls every Slatewave theme. Manifest-driven, reversible, OS-aware, and shipped for macOS, Linux, and Windows.
It started with an automated call from Google's real phone number telling me a "legacy contact" had reported me dead. It ended with me pulling apart the phishing kit behind the scam, a server-gated, real-time adversary-in-the-middle operation built to walk a victim through every two-factor prompt their real Google account throws.