
The Obsidian Identity: How I Stopped Losing My Mind (and My Files)
You wake up. The screen is blank. Years of work, research, personal notes, everything you knew about yourself: gone. You don’t remember what you lost. You just know something is missing. I’ve been here. Twice. Fragmented Memory First PC. The instinct was immediate: organize everything. Personal notes. Ideas. TTRPG campaign materials. Finance tracking. Scanned documents. The brain needed an external backup. A second self, stored in silicon. Microsoft Office. Local folders. Meticulous organization. ...

Operation Minilab: synchronizing two houses
Good morning, Agent. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to unify two disparate headquarters into a single, synchronized digital fortress. The target: a seamless “Home Lab” experience spanning two physical locations (House 1 (The Master) and House 2 (The Satellite)). This isn’t just about blinking lights in a closet. This is about reclaiming control. It’s about establishing a secure, local extraction point for data, intelligence, and automation. ...

Protocol Zero Friction: tactical zsh configuration
Good morning, Agent. Your current operational tempo is unacceptable. Manually navigating directories is a tactical liability that burns valuable seconds in the field. We need you moving faster than the target can track. Here is the technical breakdown to upgrade your terminal capabilities. The Context: Returning to Active Duty After a prolonged tour in Command (Management), I have returned to the field as an Individual Contributor (IC). The transition back to direct action means the Command Line Interface (CLI) is once again my primary operating environment. ...