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ash @ashhhleyyy.dev · 07/07/2026
railmap.ashhhleyyy.dev a live map of signals and train berths in the uk (based on network rail open data feeds). source code is on codeberg: codeberg.org/ashhhleyyy/r...
screenshot of the map, showing York station. there are grey lines over the tracks for the platforms, with several purple train icons with their headcodes displayed underneath. there are also a few red circles (indicating signals at danger), with their signal numbers underneath
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ash @ashhhleyyy.dev · 16/06/2026
great harvest this year
a bunch of 2.5 inch hard drives in the grass

they are arranged with a single drive oriented as a vertical line in the top left, two vertical lines in the top right. two more vertical lines in the bottom left, and one vertical next to a horizontal line in the bottom right
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ash @ashhhleyyy.dev · 09/02/2026
fixed the colours and realised kitty works
screenshot of minecraft, showing an untextured item that is displaying the same way that a map is held, except instead of a map there's a kitty window showing the output of fastfetch
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ash @ashhhleyyy.dev · 09/02/2026
chat is this a thing? (ignore the wrong colours on the video, i fixed it in the second screenshot below)
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ash @ashhhleyyy.dev · 18/10/2025
have too many servers?
just sshing getting too slow?

try 10000 lines of ansible playbook

10000 lines of ansible playbook: gets everything managed

write it all yourself
with yaml

you will certainly not regret 10000 lines of ansible playbook

in the background are two screenshots of some ansible playbook yaml, the ansible logo and a lines-of-code counter showing 10952 lines of yaml across 353 files
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ash @ashhhleyyy.dev · 15/06/2025
to make this easier I implemented some extra tools for visualising the missing parts of the conversion, including this html viewer thing that shows a heat map of missing blocks per chunk, as well as overall counts for what block IDs are most common git.ashhhleyyy.dev/ash/mcxb360
a screenshot of a page showing a 2d grid of coloured cells, most of them are pale blue or green, with a few white/yellow regions,and two large black sections on one side. light blue is shown on the adjacent scale to mean closer to 0 missing blocks, and yellow is shown to be the highest amount (around 500) with white in the middle. alongside this is a list labeled "Missing blocks" that shows the top missing block IDs along with how many are missing. this list is colour coded from magenta to cyan, though only magenta is visible. Next to this is another section titled "Missing biomes", which would be a list with the same design if it wasn't completely empty. Under the diagram is the text "Total missing blocks: 16919"
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