Now

In organizing my life, I’ve been converging on a plain text world. Plain text is absolutely the most durable data format: It never needs upgrading, there is no server to patch, there are no SSL certificates to expire, anything can edit it.

Finances: Beancount keeps track of everything from lunch to house purchase. Every transaction I’ve made over the last 20 years is in there. It handles multiple currencies too.
Todo: Todo.txt has an old web site but still works great. I usually use pter to edit, but other tools work too.
Calendar: Remind keeps track of calendar dates, everything from fortnightly rubbish day through passport expiry a decade from now.
Sync: Syncthing keeps everything in sync across devices.
Mobile editor: Markor for Android can edit any kind of plain text file.

Building the Neon programming language
Eliminating dependencies on Big Tech
- Setting up a FreeBSD server at home
- Jellyfin media server
- Immich photo server
- Forgejo git server
- Paperless-ngx document server
Learning Rust
Learning te reo Māori