Say hello to TuSSH – a retro-modern terminal app for managing SSH connections with ease. Instead of wrangling a messy ~/.ssh/config, you get a smooth, scrollable interface where hosts are listed, details shown, and connections launched with a single keystroke. Adding or editing hosts no longer means hand-editing configs—TuSSH makes it fast, simple, and even a bit fun. It’s open source, free on GitHub, and ready for your contributions.
2025
27
Aug
Mastui – A Retro-Modern Mastodon Client for the Terminal
Tired of clunky Mastodon clients that don’t fit your workflow? I built Mastui, a retro-modern Mastodon client for the terminal. Think multi-timeline views, themes, and even image rendering — all inside your terminal window. It started as a pet project, but it’s quickly grown into a proper community tool.
15
Apr
CSV Hell: When Your Data Gets All Philosophical About Line Breaks
Just a quick and dirty script for when your csv files looks like something only a blind poet could put together.
27
Feb
The “Oh No, My Server Is Out of Space” Problem (and a Fix!)
Ever had a server quietly run out of space while you weren’t looking? Yeah, me too. Instead of manually checking disk usage (because who has time for that?), I wrote a Python script that monitors disk space, filters out unimportant partitions, and sends an email alert before things go south. It even has a lockfile mechanism to prevent spamming my inbox. Best part? You can set it up as a cron job and never think about it again—until it warns you just in time. Check out the full breakdown and grab the script to keep your servers in check!
13
Feb
The Great ASCII Art Hunt (or: Why I Had to Build My Own Damn Tool)
So I made a new program. why you ask? because I needed an ascii art generator and could not find one that did what I wanted.
2024
21
Nov
WTF is this AI command?
The OpenBSD wtf command has been a beloved tool for quickly decoding acronyms. Inspired by its simplicity, I created a modern version powered by OpenAI’s GPT. This updated wtf answers any query—not just acronyms—delivering concise explanations with references, all from the command line. Whether you’re curious about quantum computing or Kubernetes, this tool combines the charm of the original with the power of AI to provide answers in seconds.
2023
23
May
Python virus for fun and profit
Can you write a self-replicating virus in python? I gave it a try.