Why the command line will still be here in 2075.

Have you ever wondered why, in an age of slick GUIs and AI-powered interfaces, the command line is still here?

It has been around since 1971. If you apply the Lindy Effect—the idea that the future life expectancy of …

The Unix Philosophy Isn't Just for Code. It's a Blueprint for a Less Chaotic Life.

The Unix Way

We are drowning in digital chaos. Our lives are run by stand-alone apps: a to-do list that doesn’t talk to our calendar, a notes app that doesn’t sync with our …

Redefining Desktop Time

The Liberating Constraint

Let's begin with a thought experiment. Imagine you are placed under a single, artificial constraint: on any given day, you are only allowed to work at your primary desktop or laptop for four 15-minute windows. That's one total hour of "desk time," broken into …

You Don't Need Another App

At work, we live by systems. We operate within the structured worlds of CRMs, Asana backlogs and periodic reviews . We're systems-rich. We also strive to make our customers systems-rich.

But the moment we step out of the office, we become systems-poor. Our personal and creative …