Bringing eSheep Back to Life on macOS
A short story about rebuilding the classic desktop sheep for modern macOS, and why tiny pointless software can still be worth making.
Essays and notes on design, code, and building things, published whenever a thought refuses to leave quietly.
A short story about rebuilding the classic desktop sheep for modern macOS, and why tiny pointless software can still be worth making.
A diverse reading year filled with classics, thrillers, sci-fi, essays, and poetry—highlighting everything from Paddington and Pride & Prejudice to Stephen King and H.P. Lovecraft.
When powerful AI tools started going mainstream, it felt like a breakthrough. In 2023, we watched in awe as models wrote, reasoned, and solved problems with near-human fluency. By 2024, they weren’t just novelties — they became part of our workflows, our conversations, even our decision-making.
Toggle buttons are a pleasant interface for toggling a value between two states, and offer the same semantics and keyboard navigation as native checkbox elements.
Marking the end of a decade-long journey with ColorDrop as it finds a new home—reflecting on its impact and celebrating the future under new ownership.
Celebrating 1 million website scans with CO2 Observer—a major step toward digital sustainability, marked by a $1,000 donation to One Tree Planted.