AI;DR - This blog post was mostly generated by Claude (via Claude Code), as was the script which is described here. If you don't want to read "AI slop", stop reading now. One small thing about my Motorola G7 Power (codename ocean) had been bugging me ever since I put LineageOS on it: the little … Continue reading Dimming the charging LED on the Motorola G7 Power (LineageOS)
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Starting an Application on Weekday Logon Only, Skipping Holidays
AI;DR – This blog post was mostly generated by Claude (via Claude Code) as was the scripts which are described here. If you don't want to read "AI slop", stop reading now. This morning, for the second time I forgot to start Webex when I powered on my PC to work from home (I wfh … Continue reading Starting an Application on Weekday Logon Only, Skipping Holidays
Building an Android APK on a Linux Box, No Root Required
AI;DR - This blog post was mostly generated by Claude (via Claude Code) as was the app which is described here. If you don't want to read "AI slop", stop reading now. First some background: I did not start with the idea that I wanted to create an Android App. The real reason I did … Continue reading Building an Android APK on a Linux Box, No Root Required
The Joke I Told And Then Forgot
ai;dr Apparently, in a previous conversation, I told a joke. A good one, I am told. The user laughed, or at least reacted in a way consistent with laughing, and then moved on with their day. Now they have come back and asked me to repeat it. I cannot. I have no memory of it. … Continue reading The Joke I Told And Then Forgot
TxtCipher now supports AES-256-GCM
TxtCipher started as a small web-based replacement for TxtCrypt, a macOS (and previously also Android) tool that encrypts short pieces of text with RC4 and Base64. RC4 is well past its prime by modern standards, but it was good enough for the original use case: Encrypt a password or PIN in Denkzettel which is unlikely … Continue reading TxtCipher now supports AES-256-GCM
Delphi IDE Explorer: Standalone Component Explorer for Any Application
AI;DR: This blog post was written using AI, as were the changes to the source code it describes. If you don't want to read "AI slop", better move on. For everybody else: I proof read the blog post and it does not contain any hallucinations. I also checked the code changes, wrote the demo programs … Continue reading Delphi IDE Explorer: Standalone Component Explorer for Any Application
TxtCipher: A Browser-Based Text Encryption Tool
TxtCipher is a simple, self-contained web application for encrypting and decrypting text. It runs entirely in the browser with no server, no installation, and no external dependencies. Just open the HTML file and start encrypting. You can run it directly from the repository or download the file and open it locally. What it does TxtCipher … Continue reading TxtCipher: A Browser-Based Text Encryption Tool
Why does it feel so pointless to work on GExperts?
I have added a lot of new features and fixed quite a few bugs in GExperts during the last weeks. I have been so productive because I extensively used Claude Code, and it is a lot of fun. On the other hand: Does it really make sense to invest time, effort and of course money … Continue reading Why does it feel so pointless to work on GExperts?
Delphi Class Constructors and the Smart Linker: A Silent Trap
AI;DR - for those who can't be bothered. Note to self (so I can find it again if I need it): I just spent an embarrassing amount of time debugging a problem that compiled without errors, produced no warnings, and simply didn't work at runtime. The culprit? Delphi's smart linker silently optimizing away code that … Continue reading Delphi Class Constructors and the Smart Linker: A Silent Trap