got @omarchy running on a 2012 sony vaio. legacy bios only, no uefi, no avx2
installer finished fine but it wouldn't boot. what got it working: grub (i386-pc) + the stock arch kernel. swapped both at once so not sure which was the blocker
full steps for anyone reviving old hardware: github.com/omacom/omarchy/di…
@dhh
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keeping the @poteto vs @thsottiaux fights aside for a min
@claudeai projects is the best ui i've seen for managing projects
threads inside a project feel just like slack. super intuitive. and you can see all your threads in one place
otherwise my sidebar had gone to infinity. now i'm back to just seeing projects
how to measure your efficiency in a day: more threads, more work done
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"start 2026 with pro google gemini"
it's october, @GeminiApp. even the new year's resolutions on that poster gave up months ago
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@reliancejio @JioCare it's october, might be time to update the new year campaign
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status.claude.com: all green
@claudeai: couldn't create session. at capacity.
is it just me or is claude down for everyone
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Watched a man scream at two vehicles for jumping a red light, and then immediately ride off on the wrong side of the road. Traffic sense isn't a principle, it's a mood that lasts exactly as long as you're the one being wronged.
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Funny how you only notice a feature once it’s gone.
@bot needs draft sync across devices. Slack has quietly made this feel like table stakes
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finally chat and code are the same dark theme on @claudeai. thanks. one weird leftover: cmd-click a new code window and the font is bigger than the normal one
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things i love about @bot: you can tell it to change its name and description right in the chat. the interface actually feels like talking. chatgpt still occasionally sneaks in random non-english characters into the title
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just did @bot onboarding. download wasn't even the latest, so the app updated, restarted, then onboarded me again. that's a bug, right?
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what matters is never the failure itself — it's the response, the lesson, and whether the system is genuinely more resilient afterwards.
resilience isn't designed in one pass. it accumulates, one bad day at a time.
Production incidents are inevitable. Repeated failure is not.
We brought our portfolio CTOs together to unpack what real incidents reveal about building reliable systems. A failed deployment. A missed alert. A cascading failure.
Key learnings from the session.
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everyone's been posting that AI made their wifi faster 📈
i asked mine why my uploads were slow and it turned out the problem wasn't my router — it was another mac on the network quietly relaying all my icloud traffic 🧵👇
Ubiquity is so ridiculously good. Just did a full apartment upgrade. Cloud router, three U7 Pros. Added a local admin account for an agent. Had Claude optimize all the radio channels, tune mesh settings, and ensure all devices roamed ideally. SCI-FI!
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til macOS will silently route your iCloud uploads through a random other Mac on your wifi, and will not mention this at any point 🧵
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⏳ and after it was turned off, my mac kept trying the dead cache. apple documents this: "client devices automatically discover changes, but it takes some time."
restarting, or bouncing wifi off/on, skips the wait.
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🔌 separate cause, same symptom: my laptop wasn't on charger. apple says syncing pauses "to improve power, performance, and network connection."
plugging in alone was a big jump. fixing the cache was another.
support.apple.com/en-us/1015…
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