I’m trying to buy myself more time to work on the mess of open-source projects I keep spawning on GitHub. TiMini-Print is the “most visible one”, but it’s not the only rabbit hole — sometimes I end up building things as random as a Filmweb agent for Plex, because apparently I don’t learn. If you’re here, you already know the pattern: I start with “just a small fix”, and suddenly it’s 2AM and I’m arguing with a protocol that doesn’t want to exist.

I bounce between reverse-engineering games and apps, poking weird hardware, and wiring together too many technologies that were never meant to meet. Sometimes it turns into clean, useful tooling. Sometimes it turns into “why is this byte flipped” detective work and a changelog entry that reads like a cry for help. If you like watching open-source grow in public (and occasionally trip over its own shoelaces), your support basically converts coffee/tea into commits — and yes, you get partial blame for the late-night ones.