Welcome to LEDraw Draw anything here and it’ll show up on the LED Display next to my desk.

Had fun yesterday, drawing on my LED panel 🐥

led.stefan.wtf

Nothing triggers me more than someone launching a podcast… and it only exists on Spotify or YouTube.

React Server Components Your Way | TanStack Blog RSCs are genuinely exciting — smaller bundles, streaming UI, moving heavy work off the client — but existing implementations force you into a one-size-fits-all pattern. What if you could fetch, cache,...

Finally, TanStack Start now supports React Server Components!

Start's RSCs are a truly fetchable, cacheable and composable primitive that work with your favorite tools instead of dictating your entire architecture.

Oh, and one more thing... "Composite Components" 😉

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First draft: Is my Bluesky feed dying? Apparently not. isblueskydying.com/raedisch.net

Welcome to LEDraw Draw anything here and it’ll show up on the LED Display next to my desk.

This was inspired by you
led.stefan.wtf

(github.com/krachtstefan...)

The white one, where you could sense its age by the amount of crumbles between the keys will always have a special place in my heart.

Is that an old apple keyboard on your desk?

A few days into using @zed.dev and I’m honestly impressed. Super refreshing. Blazing fast.

That’s true. It can remove a layer as well. I was thinking more about the additional setup like introducing a new backend adapter, defining a schema, or wiring up a new saas provider.

Sync engine = implicit. Data “just shows up” and stays fresh (mostly happy-path).

Fetching= explicit. I’m responsible for loading/error states, retries and concurrency (esp. across multiple resources)

A sync engine adds another layer. Worth it for data heavy apps, unnecessary overhead otherwise

3D rendering of an LED matrix housing showing a schematic view of how each part is stacked on top of the other.

3D rendering of an LED matrix housing showing a schematic view of how each part is stacked on top of the other. The layers are labels from top to bottom: cover, frosted acrylic glass, light isolation grid, component housing

An 3D printed LED matrix panel hanging on the wall. LEDs are turned off.

An 3D printed LED matrix panel hanging on the wall. LEDs are turned on and show a pixel art image of a fox

I designed a new case for my LED matrix panel because I wasn’t happy with the one I found on MakerWorld. In case (haha) you need it too, here’s the model👇

makerworld.com/en/models/22...

Sorry… </Rant>

They rejected an update a while back, saying they couldn’t use the credentials for the test account I provided. MAYBE THE REVIEWERS SHOULDN’T TEST THE DELETE-ACCOUNT FEATURE THEN???

They want me to record another video to show how I use location access, which is fine in theory. But this is a maintenance update. It works exactly the same as the last 20 updates. WTF.

The usability of the Google Play Store is ridiculous. I’m honestly close to rage-quitting my android app. Getting beta testers to download it is a waste of everyone’s time, and the dashboard still displays multiple red warnings that were resolved a year ago.

Pages application icons that increasingly look better designed the longer back in time we go all the way to 2005

“If you put the Apple icons in reverse it looks like the portfolio of someone getting really really good at icon design”

(Source: mastodon.social/@heliographe...)

Top-down view of a desk with a LED matrix panel, a 3D-printed case, split keyboards, and scattered electronics tools

Night shift.

I’m curious about your sleeping patterns now.

Same here with the agentic coding. OpenCode was my biggest change in my stack last year.

Turns out I’m a “file my tax return on January 3rd kind of guy” now.

Most random thing I changed this year: I completely rewired my keyboard habits.

Finally learned touch typing, went from ISO DE to ANSI, moved to a split keyboard and adopted home row mods.

Turns out muscle memory is reprogrammable.

I will try it, when I feel ready for such a big step.

We all reach a point in life where we must accept a hard truth: Sometimes we are wrong. Growth means listening, reflecting, and having the courage to admit when our opinions were flawed.

Anyway, after deep self-reflection, I now believe Nutella absolutely needs butter underneath it.

Knip for Editors & Agents

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Added two more experimental feeds: one is for finding complementary accounts by using a point reflection of your embedding bsky.app/profile/did:...

What a nice idea!

Ich suche noch eine Karte für einen Freund auf der GG gegen Heidenheim. Ob Sitz oder Steh ist dabei egal. Falls jemand was weiß oder eine Karte über hat, denkt bitte an mich. Vielen Dank! #fcsp

Fixed 🥰

It looks like art to me! Seriously, I kind of like it!!

Haha, no worries. I’m as happy as a little kid when a new image appears. Even if it looks as ugly as yours: