tea 🌸 @reggi.com · 28/09/2026im redoing my wardrobe with only vintage cheeky operating system shirts from the 80's 130
tea 🌸 @reggi.com · 26/09/2026I've been thinking about this so much lately so amazing to see the talk was just released this week! What a coincidence! www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7Af...youtube.comScott Jenson: Are we really going to use the same Desktop UX forever?YouTube video by The KDE Community 000
tea 🌸 @reggi.com · 25/09/2026New webcard / website looks much better 👇 reggi.github.io/webcardreggi.github.ioWebcard for macOSSave the web cards worth keeping as portable files on your Mac. 030
tea 🌸 @reggi.com · 25/09/2026I’ve been thinking a lot about files and file types lately. Before the internet, files made it easier to own and move your data. Creating new, open, portable, nonproprietary file types feels like a lost art now. Our data lives in proprietary databases because companies want to gatekeep it. 041
tea 🌸 @reggi.com · 25/09/2026I invented a new file type called .webcard for saving social cards and links. • Native macOS • Dynamic file icons • Quick Look previews • Open .webcard files • .webloc as a fallback reggi.github.io/webcard/reggi.github.ioWebcard for macOSSave the web cards worth keeping as portable files on your Mac. 030
tea 🌸 @reggi.com · 22/09/2026github.com/reggi/localixgithub.comGitHub - reggi/localix: On-device speech-to-text for macOS. A lightweight menu bar dictation app built with Swift and Apple's Speech framework.On-device speech-to-text for macOS. A lightweight menu bar dictation app built with Swift and Apple's Speech framework. - reggi/localix 001
tea 🌸 @reggi.com · 21/09/2026HTML EXPORT would allow a simple static render for a project you can share online too. 000
tea 🌸 @reggi.com · 21/09/2026I'm building an operating system 🤣. (it's a electron file browser) After a weekend of setting up proxmox and NAS hardware. I'm convinced there's a GAP. My need is simple have easy and clean ways of organizing my files on disk, thoughts, documenting process, and tasks. Here's the progress: 350
tea 🌸 @reggi.com · 21/09/2026I pull two random colors of from the acrylic pen and crayon bag every day and this happens often and is very interesting. Same colors! 010
tea 🌸 @reggi.com · 20/09/2026so let me get this straight google fi i have a protection plan for a broken phone i cant use ✅ if i filed the claim day of i could have replaced my phone then upgraded ✅ i paid extra and get NOTHING ✅ how is any of this legal??? 011
tea 🌸 @reggi.com · 20/09/2026The worst part is the google fi bills didn't have a clear line item for 2 device protection plans at once, but here's the diff. It was vague on the bill "phone subscription" up until very recently.... when google fi changed it. 110
tea 🌸 @reggi.com · 20/09/2026GOOGLE FI 🤬 I broke my pixel 5a in march of 2025 I had an "upgrade" so I did not knowing i still had a protection plan, I've paid over $100 since. The best they can do is $24 refund. Before canceling I tried to make a claim phone so i have a backup. It was not approved... 110
tea 🌸 @reggi.com · 20/09/2026www.youtube.com/watch?v=OAJG...youtube.comSampha - Too Much (live at Future Festival)YouTube video by BBC Radio 1 000
tea 🌸 @reggi.com · 15/09/2026Electrons in moiré crystals explore higher-dimensional quantum worlds 👀 010
tea 🌸 @reggi.com · 10/09/2026I'm gonna have to write a post about "googles war on urls". I find it so frustrating you can't easily just interact with an address bar anymore. 020
Reposted by tea 🌸୧ ‧₊˚ abigail ⋅ᰔᩚ @abi.pet · 05/09/2026stop waiting until ur shaking to eat food 526066
tea 🌸 @reggi.com · 06/09/2026i've been so bullish on documenting the api on using this api-docs.npmjs.com ideally weren't hand rolling our own mock github.com/npm/cli/tree...api-docs.npmjs.comnpm Registry API 210
tea 🌸 @reggi.com · 06/09/2026I made this, think the primitives are good github.com/reggi/knitto github.com/reggi/knitto... borrowed ideas from github.com/npm/template... github.com/npm/stafftools currently managing github.com/reggi/railwa... github.com/reggi/railwa... thru github.com/reggi/templa... cc @lukekarrys.comgithub.comGitHub - reggi/knitto: Unix-first, template-aware filesystem reconcilerUnix-first, template-aware filesystem reconciler. Contribute to reggi/knitto development by creating an account on GitHub. 130
tea 🌸 @reggi.com · 06/09/2026Because its factor based, it scales automatically when you change the number range and column width and it changes the whole composition because all the notes shift. 010
tea 🌸 @reggi.com · 06/09/2026messing around with visualizing primes and factors after penlu's rsa factor discovery and I accidently made a sequencer to listen to factorization 152
tea 🌸 @reggi.com · 05/09/2026Cast and crew reactions give the clips convenient closure. The take ends, people laugh or celebrate, cut. It's a believable reason for an otherwise arbitrary 5–10 second piece of generated video to end exactly where it does. 020
tea 🌸 @reggi.com · 05/09/2026"Behind the scenes" gives inconsistencies somewhere to hide. Objects shift, framing is weird, positions don't quite track, something just feels off. In a finished movie shot those continuity errors stand out. In supposedly candid, unfinished footage, we expect less precision. 120
tea 🌸 @reggi.com · 05/09/2026The action happens in tiny, self-contained bursts. Someone walks onto set. An actor breaks character. A prop moves. Someone says cut. The clip ends before the model has to maintain physical and temporal consistency for very long. 120
tea 🌸 @reggi.com · 05/09/2026Most people aren't great at recognizing the technical age of video. Grain, aspect ratio, color, noise, compression, camera movement, etc. all carry clues about when and how footage was made. Get enough of those vaguely right and "old footage" can feel right without actually being right. 120
tea 🌸 @reggi.com · 05/09/2026Familiar subject, unseen perspective. You already know the movie, actors, sets, characters, etc. The AI only has to invent a new camera angle around something your brain already accepts as real. That familiarity does a lot of the work. 120
tea 🌸 @reggi.com · 05/09/2026Why are these AI "behind the scenes" videos so effective at fooling people and going viral? I think this specific format exploits a bunch of weaknesses in how we judge whether footage is real. A few things I've noticed, in the replies: 132
tea 🌸 @reggi.com · 04/09/2026Who knew that that shakespeare quote: "What's in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet." was really about the /package/name field in package.json 120
tea 🌸 @reggi.com · 04/09/2026That's why the core of the primarive is a local command. Just like git. 000
tea 🌸 @reggi.com · 04/09/2026Even within a monorepo how do you ensure 30 packages all have the same property in a package json and update them accordingly... 100
tea 🌸 @reggi.com · 04/09/2026Your talking to one of the foremost experts on monorepos for nodejs / npm. In all my years of trying to make monorepos happen I have the least amount of confidence in them right now. github.com/reggi/lerna-...github.comGitHub - reggi/lerna-tutorial: :dragon: A basic description of how to use Lerna:dragon: A basic description of how to use Lerna. Contribute to reggi/lerna-tutorial development by creating an account on GitHub. 100
tea 🌸 @reggi.com · 04/09/2026Large issue I have with software dev is people often solve problems ad-hoc, a one off, and I constantly look to solve the issue permanently, idempotent, and as generic as possible. 010
