Bash Cheatsheet

2026-05-05T00:00:00+00:00

Find and kill a process</a></h1>
Kommando</th> Note</th></tr></thead>

ss -tulnp | grep <port></td> `ss</code> er et CLI til at undersøge sockets</td></tr>`
kill <pid></td> </td></tr> </tbody></table>

Digitale Værktøjer

2026-05-05T00:00:00+00:00

Images</a></h1>
Værktøj</th> Formål</th> Link</th></tr></thead>

tineye</td> Reverse image search</td> https://tineye.com/</a></td></tr> </tbody></table>

Eschatian Hypothesis

2026-05-05T00:00:00+00:00

Ideen om, at hvis vi nogensinde opfanger signaler fra civilisationer fra det ydre rum, så vil det også være deres "sidste signaler". Signaler så store, at vi kan opfange dem, vil højst sandsynligt være dybt afvigende fra standardsignaler - altså vil resten af signalerne fra denne civilisation ikke være noget vi vil opfange, og vi vil kun opdage disse afvigende store signaler.</p>
Lyder interessant, ikke sikker på at jeg er enig. Hvad der nu er afvigende stort kan i fremtiden være afvigende småt, eller blive et fremtidigt normalniveau.</p>

Japansk Påskehilsen

2026-05-05T00:00:00+00:00

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U.S. Graphics Design Principles

2026-05-05T00:00:00+00:00

U.S. Graphics Company (@usgraphics) Design Profile Office of Neil Panchal | Phoenix, AZ | Founded 2022 Engineering graphics for professionals. Creator of Berkeley Mono™ typeface. Core Philosophy: The 13 Principles Emergent over prescribed aesthetics Expose state and inner workings Dense, not sparse Explicit is better than implicit Engineered for human vision and perception Regiment functionalism Performance is design Verbosity over opacity Ignore design trends. Timeless and unfashionable Flat, not hierarchical Diametrically opposite of minimalism, as complex as it needs to be Driven by objective reasoning and common sense Don't infantilize users Ethos: "Relentlessly pursuing accurate and truthful interpretation" | Functional first | Old school, understated, unfashionable Visual Language Typography Berkeley Mono™: Straightforward, clear, productive. "Comforting yet stern, disciplined yet easy" Chicago Corporate™: Industrial heavyweight inspired by mid-century machine tool companies Los Alamos Mono™: Hyperbrutal for critical code and elevated risk applications Houston Mono™: Futuristic Asimovian, robotic exoskeleton over humanist armature Inspiration (1950s-1980s Golden Era) Industrial machine tools (Sennheiser, Starrett, Bridgeport, Toshiba) NASA Apollo program Skunk Works® operational philosophy Engineering parts packaging: "high impact logos, no BS marketing, basic brown box with sticker" Semiconductor manufacturing calibration charts CRT terminals, rotary encoders, static UIs Color & Materials Calibration target colors High-contrast industrial signage MIL-SPEC aesthetic (Space Grade, HiRel, RadHard) Functional over decorative Language Philosophy Nomenclature Reform (1950s-80s terminology) Design → Engineering Marketing → Publicity UX Designer → HMI Process Engineer UI Designer → HMI Graphics Engineer CEO → Master Controller & Executor Writing Style Reject: "Send Money" | "You're in!" | "Find" | Rounded-corner language Embrace: "Transfer Funds" | "Registration Complete" | "Search" | Technical precision Tone: Precise, formal but accessible, confident, respectful of user intelligence Website Design Principles Structure No hamburger menus - Navigation always visible Yes to sitemaps - Full information architecture exposed Centered layouts Dense, information-rich interfaces Static and unchanging - Built to last years Always-visible navigation at top What to Embrace Exposed functionality and technical specs Calibration charts as design elements Graph paper, oscilloscopes, technical equipment aesthetic High-contrast, functional color Monospaced/technical typefaces Engineering-inspired grids What to Reject Modern minimalism Hamburger menus Rounded corners everywhere Sparse layouts / excessive whitespace Hidden functionality Fuzzy, hand-holding language Trend-chasing "Delightful" micro-interactions Marketing speak Ideal Use Cases Developer tools & technical platforms Documentation sites Code editors and IDEs Control systems & HMIs Nuclear power plant panels Submarine EXIT signs Technical manuals Scientific/research interfaces Industrial/manufacturing companies Less suitable: Consumer lifestyle brands, social media, entertainment, children's products Implementation Guide Typography: Monospaced or technical grotesques, multiple weights/widths Grid: Strict, engineering-inspired, possibly spec-based Color: Functional, high-contrast, specification-derived Components: Explicit state, dense information, visible controls Layout: Centered/symmetric, navigation present, flat hierarchy Interactions: Fast, explicit, no hidden functionality Content: Technical precision, formal language, detailed specs Key Quotes "Engineering parts packaging is peak. No BS marketing for the masses, basic brown box with a sticker slapped on it, sufficient for its purpose and nothing more." "1950-80's had apex aesthetics, even in language. Operate your companies like it's the Skunk Works®" "Dense, not sparse. Diametrically opposite of minimalism, as complex as it needs to be." "Its purpose is to make the user productive and get out of the way." Bottom Line This is not nostalgic pastiche. It's a principled stance that 1950s-1980s industrial/aerospace design achieved excellence in technical domains. Function drives form. Complexity is embraced when necessary. User intelligence is never underestimated. Authenticity to engineering and technical contexts over superficial retro styling.</p>

Vincent Van Gogh - The Sower

2026-05-05T00:00:00+00:00

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tmux cheatsheet

2026-05-02T00:00:00+00:00

`tmux</code> er et CLI til at håndtere flere terminalsessioner i »et« vindue</p>`
Kommando</th> Note</th></tr></thead>

ctrl+b+:</td> Åbner kommandoprompt inde</em> i en tmux-session</td></tr>
ctrl+b+c</td> Nyt vindue i nuværende terminal</td></tr>
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Death Stranding 2 - On The Beach

2026-04-07T00:00:00+00:00

Playthrough ongoing. Screenshots of my journey so far.</p>

The House That Jack Built

2026-04-05T00:00:00+00:00

This is the first Lars Von Trier movie I have watched, which in itself is a bit of a surprise. Being small requires some level of inwardness, as you don't take up a lot of space in the world you learn to make do. So being Danish, it is common to have anything anywhere a Dane excels pushed into your path. And Lars (we are both Danish so I can use his first name) really is a big name in Danish cinema, however I have never had any of his stuff recommended to me. Having watched »The House That Jack Built« made me realize why. The movie is insane, offputting, disgusting. But also philopsophical and artistic - I definently understand why a lot of people would not actually enjoy watching this movie, even if it feels good to know the director is from the same country as oneself.</p>
So, Jack has built a house. What does it look like, how did he do it, and was it worth it in the end?</p>
Terms</a></h1>
A list of terms I discovered due to the movie (either by direct reference or from tumbling down the rabbit hole).</p>
Term</th> Meaning</th></tr></thead>

Katabasis</td> Nedstigen. Græsk katà</em> ("ned") og baínō</em> ("at gå"). Klassisk forstand en nedstigen til Helvede/Hades. Knyttet til at søge visdom fra de døde - f.eks. Vergil :-)

Eller at bevæge sig fra indlandet ud mod kysten.</td></tr>
Anabasis</td> Opstigen. Græsk ana</em> ("op") og baínō</em> ("at gå"). Eller at bevæge sig fra kysten indlands. Også "tilbagekomst" eller reference til en militær retræte.

Kommer fra Xenofons "De titusindes march</strong>", som handler om titusind græske soldaters lange tilbagetog efter at have deltaget i Perserrigets borgerkrig i 401 f.Kr. (kilde</a>).

Også brugt om en tilbagevende feber: "anabatisk Feber, en daglig tilbagevendende Feber, Hverdags-Feber;"

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How does the story of the boiling frog go, when there is no pot?

2026-04-03T00:00:00+00:00

Create compliance, standardization and new paradigms by the turning of the guard and the loss of base knowledge as more and more complex systems are built.</p>
Inspired by https://cy-x.net/topic/fuck-the-web-embrace-the-internet/210?page=2#p11462</a></p>
I don't know shit about a pre-http world. I assume anyone who cares about it is old and half-blind from a life of myopic screen staring. That's also a nice excuse for not caring about it, or trying to care about it. Because hanging on to technology like IRC or Gopher, and writing hate comments on the HTTP-protocol, is clearly not walking the same direction as the winds of change are blowing.</p>

www.archivesolaris.net

2026-04-01T00:00:00+00:00

What is »archive solaris«?</a></h1>
This is a personal website meant to be both a blog, a note taker, and a way of grouping information together that I think I'd like to look at again in the future. Most likely thoughts on books I read, events that happen in the world, colletions of cooking recipes, image collections, events I want to attend. Stuff with some practical side to it, so it does not get too masturbatory like a vulture circling around the few original thoughts I do get.</p>
The page is designed for desktop use. It is usable and considerations have been taken for phone use, but</p>
To-do</a></h1>
Design</a></h2>

Make color-mapping for cargo tags. E.g. "#literature" becomes blue.

Colors should be subtle and blend in nicely with the background</li> </ul> </li>
For pages with images, it might be fun to have a sidebar to the left dsiplaying them, kind of like a vertical film tape (but not styled like film tape).</li> </ul>
Functional</a></h2>

Create a commenting system

Imagined as a simple sqlite database with some custom service on top.</li>
Anon submissions, no logins or accounts</li>
Should be pretty simple, good opoortunity to learn a new language to build it in too.</li> </ul> </li>
Create a guest book

Ties together with the commenting system, should just be the same service</li> </ul> </li>
Page metrics might be fun. Just number of unique views.</li> </ul>

Neuromancer

2026-03-31T23:07:43+00:00

Bogen er GOD</p>

Baby Duck Syndrome

2026-02-21T17:47:06+00:00

Jeg mødte for nyligt begrebet "Baby Duck Syndom", som fangede min interesse. Indenfor computer-interfaces har folk en tendens til at sætte sig ind i et program, lære hvordan det virker, og så beslutte sig for at dette er den ene og korrekte måde at gøre tingene på nemlig fordi det er 'intuitivt'. Glemt er alle de irriterende timer, hvor layoutet var ulogisk og knapperne ikke gjorde, hvad de burde gøre. Nu giver det mening og, ligesom studenten der har bestået sin eksamen, så lægger man materialet bag sig og håber på at ens intuition ikke bliver udfordret på området igen. Det er hårdt at lære noget nyt, men når det så er lært hænger det fast. Og så må man håbe at man ikke har lært det forkerte.</p>
Jeg mener nok dette er et af de større problemer indenfor softwareudvikling. Med »dette« mener jeg kampen om at vinde forbrugernes opmærksomhed først. Hvis man ikke er den første, så er man nødt til at efterligne den første, for ellers vil brugeren aldrig gide at bruge tid på at lære dit system. Små ællinger der følger efter deres mor, der vokser sig til modne, voksne og grå ænder stadig med blikket rettet dybt ned i jorden for ikke at miste mors fodspor. Det betaler sig at være først, selv hvis de første nok mere havde et hurtigt udgivet produkt for øjnene end et veludtænkt, holistisk system. »Fail fast«, »Fail often«, »Fail forward« og så videre. Det er også forståeligt begrænset hvor meget tid man som mere end bare computermenneske gider at sætte sig ind i nye programmer og nye måder at gøre tingene på. Jeg vil gætte på at de fleste har lyst til at bruge mindre</em> tid på deres skærme, ikke mere. Som udvikler er den eneste måde at retfærdiggøre sin langsommelighed en kvalitet i så høj grad, at det ikke kan ignoreres. Det er den langsigtede og dyre strategi, der holder én relevant når støvet har lagt sig.</p>

Brinin' It All Home

2026-01-25T00:19:37+00:00

#music</p>
I do not really have space on my computer for video games anymore. A bit more than a terabyte of music files has found its home in my hard drive and its honestly beginning to piss me off. Do I really need to listen to my music from local files like some boomer born in the 90's? Why do I uninstall and reinstall the same few games continuously to accommodate this eccentric, and honestly a bit freaky, insistence on running it locally?</p>
It is not because of muh »tech giants« and not even for some placebo effect of enhanced »sound quality«. No hear me out man, only by listening to lossless and bit-perfect `.wav</code> files over` `gold-plated cables</a> raised above the ground by cable lifters</a> stored on your SSD designed for audiophiles</a> do you get the complete experience of listening to your favorite 80's music recorded by a bunch of 20 year olds fucked up on drugs.</p>`
`So why? Well, there is not greater joy than that of anticipation. So while you wait for the answer, try to think about it yourself. Why would someone in our oh-so-modern world want to fill his computer up with audio files like an American at an all-you-can-eat buffet?</p>`
Over there, where the music is analog</a></h2> This section is going to be about when I first started buying CDs, because the specific albums were not available on streaming platforms. Talk about the current state of streaming music and musicians not earning much (but, really, this is cope. owning your own music files is more about yourself than others, when all comes to all)</p> Home grown and well fed</a></h2> This section is going to be about how I listen to music locally. Nice programs to use and so on. Also about my workflow of expanding my music collection. Maybe include visualizations of stats from my library.</p> The Disillusionist</a></h2> This section is going to be about reverting and beginning to not really care about having the music myself. Exploring the internal logic of the person who gets tired of it all, and just wants to stream music on spotify. Arguing myself OUT of the position.</p> Gates of Eden</a></h2> Conclusion. Explain the main point: That in a subscription based world where everything is just a service, and the goal is to have other people do as much work as possible for you, it is nice to do something deliberate. To take some control for yourself and actualize yourself in the world instead of remaining passive. Maybe find some way to round it off with a nice Bob Dylan lyrics (preferable from Gates of Eden).</p>
Shai-Hulud Incident 2026-01-24T23:28:15+00:00 He who controls the NPM package repository controls the Universe. To maltreat the famous Dune quote (the quote is actually not from the book, but from David Lynch's movie</a>). Anyhow, this new NPM malware is of the worm-variant and is named after Herbert's sandworms »Shai Hulud«, though I find the naming too surface level. Wow, they are both worms. Cool. However, the worms in Dune are part of a delicate self-sustaining ecosystem and not parasites tearing through whatever they can find to spread further and further out.</p> Alright, I was about to call it quits on the autism, but this is a document about a cyber security vulnerability and Dune lore. Autism will continue until morale improves. So regarding this attack, it is actually pretty clever. Start by tricking a few people out of their credentials, gain covert access to their accounts, and use this to spread your malware to new repositories so they look clean. Keep going and keep harvesting people's credentials. Essentially impossible to be sure any repository you might download will not expose you... Fun times and not the first time the NPM ecosystem reveals its weaknesses. You can't even trust that well-respected code bases are not hit, since one of their 1170 package dependencies might be compromised, in the first degree, second degree, third degree, whatever. Trust nothing; verify everything; get owned anyway.</p> Pommes Sarladaise 2026-01-24T23:09:57+00:00 500g kartofler</li> Andefedt (2-3 spiseskeer)</li> Hvidløg (hakket)</li> Persille (hakket)</li> </ul> Fremgangsmåde:</p> Skær kartofler i tynde skiver</li> Varme en pande op med andefedt</li> Steg kartofler i andefedtet Sørg for at kartoflerne er ligeligt fordelt på panden. Brug flere pander, hvis der ikke er plads.</li> </ul> </li> Når kartoflerne får en skorpe tilføj hvidløg</li> Lige før servering bland persille sammen med kartoflerne</li> </ul> Ideer! 2026-01-18T23:15:43+00:00 Software</a></h1> Et system til at arkivere ting for mig Typer indhold: Videnskabelige artikler e.g. arxiv</li> Nyhedsartikler e.g. Berlingske</li> Forumposts</li> Bøger (e.g. Gutenberg)</li> Billeder</li> Citater (reference til reference, e.g. til en bog?)</li> Muligvis integration med mit Obsidian vault -> evne til at linke til hinanden på tværs</li> </ul> </li> Skal kunne gemme i diverse formater. Pdf, plaintext, markdown, png.</li> Hvert stykke indhold ville have et unikt ID</li> På en eller anden måde skal det her system skulle kunne integreres med et notetagningssystem. Det kræver måske at man bygger sit eget simple. Det ville være sejt, hvis man kunne skrive noter i noget indholds marginalia. Eller bare tage noter direkte relateret til indhold mens man skriver, i stedet for at have en helt separat note. Det ville være drømmen hvis dette kunne gøres med Obsidian muligvis, så ville arkiveringsværktøjet kun have det formål at gemme selve indholdet.</li> </ul> </li> </ul>

Digitale Værktøjer

Eschatian Hypothesis

Japansk Påskehilsen

U.S. Graphics Design Principles

Vincent Van Gogh - The Sower

tmux cheatsheet

Death Stranding 2 - On The Beach

The House That Jack Built

How does the story of the boiling frog go, when there is no pot?

www.archivesolaris.net

Neuromancer

Baby Duck Syndrome

Brinin' It All Home

Shai-Hulud Incident

Pommes Sarladaise

Ideer!

Archive Solaris

Forsen v. xQc Minecraft Speedrunning

Vincent Van Gogh - The Red Wineyard

Vincent Van Gogh - Wheat Field

Horla

Bash Cheatsheet

Archive Solaris

Forsen v. xQc Minecraft Speedrunning

Vincent Van Gogh - The Red Wineyard

Vincent Van Gogh - Wheat Field

Horla

Bash Cheatsheet

Digitale Værktøjer

Eschatian Hypothesis

Japansk Påskehilsen

U.S. Graphics Design Principles

Vincent Van Gogh - The Sower

tmux cheatsheet

Death Stranding 2 - On The Beach

The House That Jack Built

How does the story of the boiling frog go, when there is no pot?

www.archivesolaris.net

To-do</a></h1> Design</a></h2> Make color-mapping for cargo tags. E.g. "#literature" becomes blue. Colors should be subtle and blend in nicely with the background</li> </ul> </li>

Design</a></h2> Make color-mapping for cargo tags. E.g. "#literature" becomes blue. Colors should be subtle and blend in nicely with the background</li> </ul> </li>

Neuromancer

Baby Duck Syndrome

Brinin' It All Home

Shai-Hulud Incident

Pommes Sarladaise

Ideer!