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Directing the Night Shift: A Pi That Plays, a Pocket Player, and Site 3.2.0
AI agents wrote most of Saturday’s code while I directed: a Pi that plays Game-Maker games on a real screen, a sharper Pocket Player, Specials and a desk courier. Here’s what I caught on real hardware, and what broke. Read More
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Game-Maker OS Wakes Up on a Pi Zero
I wanted my Game-Maker sandbox to boot on real hardware without Linux underneath. This week, a bare-metal kernel woke up on a Raspberry Pi Zero W, drew its status on e-ink, and safely updated itself over a single USB cable. Read More
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CSS, Jukeboxes, and Flags
A canceled meeting opened unexpected time for jukebox research, website development, community events, and quiet reflection on leadership, delegation, and balancing too many responsibilities while continuing work on the Restoring the Signal exhibit. Read More
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Remington Noiseless Typewriter 10
A $75 antique store discovery led me down the rabbit hole of identifying, testing, and reviving a late-1930s Remington Noiseless typewriter. What began as nostalgia quickly became a hands-on lesson in forgotten office technology and mechanical ingenuity. Read More
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My home environment
This late-90s hardware manifesto details my main rig—Celeron 333A, 128MB RAM, Voodoo2 graphics, and Sound Blaster audio—plus a Windows NT test server. It’s a proud snapshot of a tinkerer’s lab, optimized for performance, experimentation, and unapologetic desktop power. Read More