Getting notified in Zellij when Claude Code is done
I usually run multiple Claude Code instances in my terminal using Zellij together with ygg. Knowing when the agent is done when many are running at the same time isn't the easiest of things.
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Introducing ygg
Since starting to use agentic coding tools like Claude Code, there has been an increasing need for being able to work on multiple things in parallell in the same repository. Doing that manually is a chore, since I have to manage git worktrees, copying .env files, setting up new terminals
GTD in Apple Reminders
A look at implementing Getting Things Done in Apple Reminders with pros and cons.
Getting Things Done in Obsidian
This guide provides a way of setting up Obsidian for GTD, inspired by the way Things works.
Meeting notes in Obsidian
This post a stab at implementing meeting notes in Obsidian. The purpose is to be able to see all notes taken during the day in once place, while also being able to review previous notes for recurring meetings. Also, being able to mark…
Replacing specialist tools with Obsidian
I have been thinking about, and experimenting with, using Obsidian vs. other specialist tools. Something that stands out is that Obsidian is the only tool where I am in full control over the storage, which of course feels warm and fuzzy. I…
Stadia adding Bluetooth support to controllers
I have been using Google Stadia to play games, but since it’s shutting down in a few days, I thought the controllers would just become e-waste. It looks however that Google is adding Bluetooth support to the controllers, giving them a…
Life on easy mode
Imagine that in any moment in life, you could access any kind of experience: happiness, joy, playfulness, sadness, anger, peace, awe. That’s not how we usually see it — we think that other people, and external circumstances, cause our…
Using StageManager
I have been using Stage Manager on the m2 iPad Pro with an external screen on 16.2 beta for a while and sure, there are still some bugs and strange behaviors to iron out, but it is definitely a leap forwards in terms of being able to be…
Saying hello to Ghost
I recently made the decision to move this blog from WordPress to Ghost . It was a big decision, since I have been running on WordPress for the past 15 years, and I love the philosophy , company and people behind it. Given that the blog…
The iPad is still my favorite computer
With the recent release of the M1 Macs, is there still a reason for the iPad to continue existing? The M1 Macs can run iOS and iPadOS apps, with better performance and having a longer battery life. What the iPad has is magic — it can be…
David Allen's personal GTD setup
Creator of Getting Things Done, David Allen, goes through his productivity setup. In the following videos, you will get a glimpse into his workflow, dealing with everything from his physical office, to email and higher horizons and getting…
Getting Things Done with Things 3
Follow my path of migrating to Things 3 after using OmniFocus for a decade.
OmniFocus Workflow Q&A
One of the cornerstones of Getting Things Done is getting anything on your mind down to a trusted system. While this may sound simple in theory, how to actually handle different scenarios can be quite tricky. Following the post on The 2016…
Learn OmniFocus Webinar
I recently did a walkthrough of my OmniFocus setup on Learn OmniFocus . The webinar was recorded and is available right here. Be sure to check out the show notes for the apps and other links that I talked about during the webinar.
The 2016 OmniFocus Setup and Workflow
I have written countless posts on OmniFocus and the Getting Things Done methodology, but this is the very first time I have gathered my entire workflow and setup into a single piece. Since my GTD setup is an ever evolving organism, this…
Getting Organized Using Perspectives
My post on perspectives in OmniFocus has been published on Inside OmniFocus! Go ahead and read Getting Organized Using Perspectives .
The Natural Planning Model Talk
I recently gave a talk about the natural planning model, which is part of Getting Things Done. Here are the notes and the slides. Slide 1 grab pen and paper to follow along in the examples going to talk about something that has helped me a…
S3Backup Docker container and unRAID
I use a file server software called unRAID , which supports redundant disks with parity and other great features such as Docker support and a great community which creates plugins for any service imaginable. This is where I keep my main…
Worldwide Photo Walk 2015
I have attended the Worldwide Photowalk several years now (last year), but this is the first time during midday. Sadly, that shows quite a lot in the photos with their harsh shadows and bad contrast. It was a lot of fun however, and I'm already looking forward to the next time!
Stockholm Photowalk 2015-09-26
A short-notice photowalk in Stockholm with a walk around Skeppsholmen, an island in the middle of the city, and finishing with a beautiful sunset on a bridge outside of the city.
Stockholm Zombie Walk 2015
Stockholm was once again taken over by the undead, who roamed the streets in the blistering sun. (Previous years: 2014 , 2012 ). As always, please link back to this page if you use a photo somewhere, and let me know if you want to purchase…
Evening walk around Stockholm
Continuing the walks around town with my camera, this time I apparently racked up over 25.000 steps according to Breeze. The photos are taken around sunset and a couple of them after sundown -- the "blue" hour. As part of the culture…
Book: Becoming Steve Jobs
I have just finished reading Becoming Steve Jobs , the story of Steve Jobs as portrayed by writer Brent Schlender. He has been working with Jobs for most of his career and knows the ins and outs of Steve Jobs personality and life. Days…
Is my iPad a good enough Kindle?
After having exclusively used iBooks on my iPad Mini for reading books, I am now starting to realize that using the Kindle app instead may not be such a bad idea. Even though I like tech, I would normally have a hard time for instance…
Started reading The Martian
Having just finished Becoming Steve Jobs , I was looking through my to-read list on Goodreads, and decided on The Martian by Andy Weir as my next fiction. I have heard lots of good things about it, and given that I want to read it before…
India (2015)
I recently took a trip to India to visit some relatives and while I did bring my camera, I did not go all-out on taking photos during this trip. I did take some though and this gallery is a selection of them. Some photos are taken with my…
Referencing external tasks in OmniFocus
Getting Things Done provides an excellent framework for managing all aspects of your life. What could easily happen in a professional work environment though, is that there is already an existing tool in place to keep track of tasks for…
Alternote Review
One of the most prominent apps when thinking about productivity is without a doubt the green note-taking app with the friendly elephant called Evernote . There are apps available for virtually every platform and device imaginable, and it…
Stockholm 2015, May 21st
The weather in Stockholm is finally shaping up, so I decided to bring my camera on a recent walk through the city. Let's get started! The walk started close to Kungsträdgården , but swiftly continued on to Skeppsholmen , a small island…
Summer reads for 2015
What began as a simple urge to read the hyped up sci-fi novel by Andy Weir called The Martian before the movie would hit the local theaters, ended up becoming the start of taking reading itself to another level. Almost like meditation…
David Allen explains the Natural Planning Model
David Allen recently held a TEDx presentation in Amsterdam on the Natural Planning Model called Getting in control and creating space , and why it has such a big impact in getting projects going and actually finished. If you are…
A modern approach to contexts and perspectives in OmniFocus
Ever since the book Getting Things Done was released and the notion of separating actions in projects into contexts was first introduced, people have been trying to customize, and improve the effectiveness of their definition ever since…
How To: Using Cloudflare with WordPress
In an effort to make this blog load fast everywhere in the world and not just in Europe where the server happens to be located, I decided give Cloudflare a try, since they offer a free service in addition to their premium offerings. There…
Worldwide Photo Walk 2014
This year I attended Scott Kelby's Worldwide Photo Walk once again. Last time was apparently in 2009, so it was about time! It was a lot of fun, even though a couple of us lost track of the main group somewhere along the way.
Venice (2014)
I visited Venice, Italy a few weeks ago and it is an amazing city, full of life, culture and yes, water. The weather was excellent and the wine tasted divine. Substituting roads and buses for canals and vaporettos is something I could get…
Autumn Photowalk 2014
After the recent 500px photo walk , a lot of people thought it would be great to continue doing these walks, so a Stockholm photo walk group was started. Fall is upon us in Sweden, and the leaves are soon starting to to turn blood red. The…
Nordic.js 2014
I recently attended nordic.js , a two-day conference all about JavaScript. There were amazing speakers presenting, such as Douglas Crockford, Reginald Braithwaite and Hakim El Hattab. The Artipelag venue was located in the Stockholm…
500px Photowalk 2014 - Patterns
These are my pattern & signs-related photos from the recent 500px photo walk in Stockholm. It was lots of fun and a challenge to only focus on one particular type of subject. I had lots of fun and look forward to the next walk!
Sync your Lightroom catalog using Dropbox
Work in the same Lightroom environment on multiple Macs using Dropbox.
Moving from Aperture to Lightroom
What to do now that Aperture has been discontinued.
Stockholm Zombie Walk 2014
The streets of Stockholm were once again filled with zombies roaming the streets. Had a lot of fun shooting the walk and can't wait for next year! If you are interested in using one of these images on your website or social network, please…
Using Fail2ban with Nginx and UFW
I was recently hit with a denial of service attack on this very blog, and it hold up surprisingly well. The only reason I found out about it was when, after the attack was well under way, the WordPress Jetpack plugin alerted me about my…
Sunset in Skeppsholmen
Instead of walking directly to the subway after work, I took a slightly different route home and experienced a beautiful sunset in the middle of the city.
Color Me RAD Stockholm 2014
Color Me RAD visits Stockholm for a colorful extravaganza and a few friends went on to run the 5K while I snapped some photos.
The future of (iOS) gaming
Extending the functionality of the iPad using external hardware has been done for a long time, and the most popular addon is probably a real bluetooth keyboard. By adding this piece of hardware, the iPad is immediately transformed from a…
OmniFocus 2 beta - initial impressions
I have been fortunate enough to have been given the opportunity to try out the new OmniFocus 2 beta which was released a few days ago. I have been using it intimately since the release, and it has of course given me some impressions as to…
Focused distractions
In a world where more than a handful of devices ((I use and receive notifications in my MacBook Air, iPad Mini Retina and iPhone, and I think I'm far from alone with that particular device configuration.)) constantly demand your attention…
Recovering unRAID
If you have a server running unRAID you will know that it's usually quite stable and simple to use. When things go wrong however, is where you will need some Linux commands at hand to help you get back on track. Given that unRAID is…
Unread for iPhone Review
Ever since the immensely missed Google Reader service shut down last year, everyone seem to have been scurrying around trying to find a viable alternative. I settled for Feedly , exclusively using their iOS apps. Being an avid RSS user and…
Tracking habits using Omnifocus
I was recently introduced to an iOS application called Lift , which helps you achieve new habits in a social fashion. Enter the habits you wish to track and when completing a habit for the day, just mark it as done to see it disappear only…
Stockholm Zombie Walk 2012
Once again, Stockholm was filled with zombies roaming the streets.
Ebba’s first weekend
We just adopted a bengal cat named Ebba, and this is her first weekend in my home and care! I bought her a catnip toy, which she went mad for as you can see in the view below.
Offsite backups using CrashPlan – review
With the World Backup Day in our rear-view mirror, giving a second thought to our backup needs become utterly apparent. Most computer professionals probably have some kind of nagging voice inside their heads reminding them of creating…
Thoughts on OmniFocus
There are plenty of applications out there claiming to end the chaos and make sense of everything. One of the schools is GTD , which focuses on next-actions and context. This makes a lot of sense in my opinion, and I have been trying to…
A new approach to calendars
I have been thinking about ways to make my current GTD setup more efficient. One thing that makes it hard to keep on track and focus are interruptions and the way one has no control over them. At work, we use the standard calendar features…
Forced to use the iPad for better or worse
What happens to most users at least once, has now happened to me too. A couple of days ago, when resuming my Macbook Pro from sleep, it woke up as usual, but the screen would not come on. I digged around a bit and found that this is a…
Brighton 2010
Brighton somehow conveys the feeling of vintage, so the post-processing of these photos are made to reflect the feeling of walking around the beaches and piers.
Say hello to the iPad
I was considering buying an iPad, but I have to say that I was very sceptical about what it can do and whether I would have any use for it. After some deep pondering and a bit of gambling however, I decided to get one anyway. The 32Gb 3G…
Rethinking Email
I have been a long-time Gmail user and prefer using their web interface for my personal email, which I love for a number of reasons. For instance, when receiving a new reply to an archived email, the entire conversation is always shown…
Going from Things to Omnifocus
I have been a heavy Things users since the beginning, but there have always been certain features that I have found lacking, such as sub-projects and a distinction between areas of focus. Omnifocus has had all necessary features since I…
Modern source control using Mercurial
Version control has historically always used the traditional client/server model. This means that the server is always the "master", and clients may commit updates to this central repository. The information available on the client is…
The Scott Kelby Worldwide Photo Walk
I talked about the Worldwide Photo Walk earlier , and I ended up going to the “early bird” walk which started at 4 in the morning. More people turned up than I expected and it was all great fun! All pictures taken on the walk and entered…
Change the front disc brake pads on the VFR
Changing the front brakes pads on the VFR is an easy task which should not take more than a copule of minutes. First locate the front brakes, which should hopefully be fairly obvious. Once you are situated, remove the rubber cap and…
PAIR and Flapper mod, with bonus snorkel mod for VFR
The Honda VFR is a beautiful machine, but its full potential has sadly been restricted to comply with different laws and regulations. There are fortunately some easy steps you can take to remove these limitations and get the full potential…
Things vs The Hit List vs Omnifocus
I have been using Things for a long time, both on my Mac and iPhone. While being very good at what it does and being visually beautiful, I have lately been having lots of trouble finding a good solution for a “Waiting For” focus, planner…
Spotify — the future of music
Spotify , now in public beta, takes a whole new approach to music. All music resides on the Spotify servers, and as a user, you stream the music using the internet. Where it gets interesting is that you can either pay a fixed fee and…
First impressions of the Nokia E61i
I recently got my new Nokia E61i , which is a smartphone running Symbian 9.1 series60 3rd edition. I have earlier been using the Sony Ericsson P990i, which is also running Symbian but with the UIQ3 frontend. The differences however, are…
Lock and unlock your Gnome screensaver using your Bluetooth phone
I have created a small shell-script which monitors the Bluetooth space around you for a phone or other bluetooth device. If you step outside the perimeter with the device, your computer will automatically be locked. When you later walk up…
England 2009
I recently went to England for a week, and I of course brought the camera. The following are some of the pictures from Brighton, London and the countryside.
Mail server HOWTO – Postfix and Dovecot with MySQL and TLS/SSL, Postgrey and DSPAM
This guide describes how to setup a mail server where Postfix is the SMTP service, and Dovecot provides IMAP and POP services. The users may be virtual and stored in a MySQL table, or real system users, or both. The primary focus for this…
New domain
Here is my new domain, and I am trying out WordPress . Hopefully, this will replace my former Plone site, which was too big for me as a single user. As Wordpress is made in PHP, I can use an accelerator to store compiled versions of the…