Kite
Developing a tabletop printer for circuit boards.
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Cofounder of Kite, where we’re developing a tabletop printer for circuit boards. I build software and hardware in Clovis, California.
Building Kite, a tabletop printer for circuit boards.
Developing a tabletop printer for circuit boards.
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TempleOS WebThe real 64-bit OS, in a browser tab.
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A 32-bit iPhone game, rebuilt for today's iOS and the web.
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My personal website.
inklingPublicFish-like inline autosuggestions for bash, in Rust, with readline left alone
xscalePublicFixes DPI Scaling on multi-resolution/multi-monitor Linux!!! X11 apps on Hyprland as sharp as Wayland apps and the same size, on every monitor: a protocol event, an Xwayland patch and a Hyprland patch
TempleOS-WebPublicTempleOS running in the browser
HolyC-fmtPublicFormtter for HolyC written in HolyC
ModrixPublicFree, open-source, cross-platform mod manager
HolyCraftPublicHolyCraft: a block-building game written in HolyC for TempleOS
nixpkgs-windscribePublicWindscribe GUI for NixOS
vetroPublicLiquid glass for Omarchy: real refracting glass for the bar, menus, panels, notifications, lock screen and windows, with genie, jelly and wobble
declaudifyPublicRemove Claude attribution from a GitHub repo's history
TerryADavis-archive-transcriberPublicWhisper processed transcripts of TerryADavis archive
HEMUPublicThe Holy Emulator. A TempleOS x86-64 emulator written in HolyC (powers TempleOS-web)
pacridPublicLeftover-file debloater for pacman
HolyC-wasmPublicHolyC → WebAssembly compiler + browser runtime (powers TempleOS-Web)
pockletPublicAllows you to cache any HTML file to your homescreen via safari
ParkerrDevPublicConfig files for my GitHub profile.
nixpkgs-hotspotshield-cliPublicHotspotshield-cli for NixOS
Robots need more than just cameras and encoders to operate the way we do, and right now that's pretty much all most of them have. The cameras give them a limited view of what's in front of them, the e…
5 min readRead › August 2, 2025Today is Febuary 8th 2025, I will probably continue to update this particular blog post over the next few days. This is my first blog of my yearly series that will cover the software that I use on a d…
6 min readRead ›16 states and 35 places worth naming. Mostly the west, and mostly by car.
34 places 13 resorts3 summits
35 places, 29 of them photographed





























Boundaries from the US Census via us-atlas (ISC (code), public domain (boundaries)); coordinates from Wikidata, CC0. Photographs from Wikimedia Commons under CC BY, CC BY-SA or public domain, Grand Canyon Chensiyuan; Tombstone tifoultoute; Snowflake w:en:User:Mikejames; Alamo Zygmunt Put Zetpe0202; Sheridan Vasiliymeshko; Riverton Vasiliymeshko; Deadwood The original uploader was Gorilla Jones at Engli…; Timberline Lodge Kelvin Kay, Kkmd at en.wikipedia; Haystack Rock Jkl sem at en.wikipedia; North Bend Brian Burger ("WireLizard"); Markleeville flamenc; Sanger Bobak Ha'Eri; Lassen County Finetooth; Fresno State Bobak Ha'Eri; River Walk Daniel J Simanek; Snow Park Ken Lund from Las Vegas, Nevada, USA; Discovery Cove Michael Lowin (Mlowin); Las Vegas Ken Lund from Las Vegas, Nevada, USA; the rest are public domain.Photo credits
13 resorts across 7 states. The Rockies mostly, and Tahoe when it snows.













Photographs from Wikimedia Commons, Vail Rudi Riet from Washington, DC, United States; Park City Rudi Riet from Washington, DC, United States; Aspen Snowmass This Photo was taken by Wolfgang Moroder. Feel f…; Deer Valley Ken Lund from Las Vegas, Nevada, USA; Breckenridge Ahodges7; Big Sky Jim from Lexington, KY, USA; Steamboat CarTick at English Wikipedia; Heavenly The original uploader was ChrisRuvolo at English…; Sun Valley Rickmouser45; Bear Valley Shayan Sanyal; the rest public domain.
Half Dome at six, El Capitan at eight, Mt. Whitney at thirteen, that one in a thunderstorm.

Diliff, CC BY-SA 3.0

Mike Murphy (talk · contribs), CC BY-SA 3.0
Struck through means done, 3 of 8. The easy ones were the mountains.
9 setups, in order, starting at nine years old. Now on Omarchy.
Every film I have ever watched, 818 of them. 60 at random below; the rest are one click away.
All of them ›This product uses the TMDB API but is not endorsed or certified by TMDB.