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Goodbye Windows

By SarahRose on October 2, 2025

Saying Goodbye to Windows Development (Maybe) Lately, I’ve been feeling a shift in my development workflow. Linux has become my home, and Windows… well, Windows is starting to feel like a foreign country with a complicated visa process. Linux dev...
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SAME and FM

By SarahRose on October 2, 2025

Building a Mobile SAME/FM Transmitter with Flutter and HackRF Hey Forgers! Sarah here, pulling back the curtain on a recent project that pushed our limits: building a mobile app with Flutter to turn an Android phone + HackRF One into a portable SAME/...
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Ditching xclip

By SarahRose on September 26, 2025

How I Future-Proofed My Go Clipboard Tool for SSH and X Forwarding I've been working on a handy Go utility that scans a project directory, builds a file tree, concatenates specified source files, and then copies the whole thing to the system clipboar...
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Building a DNS Host

By SarahRose on September 21, 2025

Building My Own API-Based Name Server I recently built my own API-based name server and let me tell you, it was a ride. I thought it would just be a matter of spinning up a server, writing some code, and pointing domains to it. But as always, the int...
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Why AI?

By SarahRose on September 21, 2025

Why I Use AI for Development One of the questions I get asked a lot is why do you lean so heavily on AI when building things? The answer is simple: time. Traditionally, building software is this long grind, you spend months stitching pieces togethe...
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