Introducing the NDJSON Formatter
A quick announcement for the new NDJSON Formatter on hluska.ca: a local-only browser tool for formatting NDJSON and JSONL files, plus a first step toward a fuller Siteimp support workbench.
Siteimp has reached the desktop
Siteimp has evolved from an old performance-testing script collection into a local-first Windows desktop application for website integrity, accessibility, content analysis, monitoring, media inspection, and support diagnostics. This article explains how the project came back to life, why the cloud version stalled, how Tauri made the desktop version practical, and how testing Siteimp against real websites exposed the exact small problems it was built to find.
Random thoughts after nine games in the 2026 MLB season
Nine down and 153 left to go - the MLB season is too fresh to make any grand statements yet also fresh enough to point out some interesting trends that are shaping up.
Another broken arm?
My mom was attacked by dogs while out on a walk. She fell, broke her arm and one of the dogs bit hard enough to rip through her jacket. She's fine but her arm is broken, she's 77 and this was totaly preventable.
2026 Major League Baseball Opening Day
Is anything better than opening day (or in this case opening evening)? I can't think of many things. With a week before baseball, I'm going to drone on and on and wax nostalgic about the sport I love most.
Nanoclaw, open source software and search optimization
The open source project Nanoclaw recently ran into a familiar but troubling problem: its real website isn't ranking in search results, while unrelated domains are. In a world where AI tools can control real systems and access sensitive data, domain squatting and misleading sign-up pages represent a serious risk. This post explains the issue and why developers should protect their project's identity long before launch.
Spring Training Musings (for Yankees fans)
It was quite the offseason, but there are reasons for Yankees fans to be optimistic about the 2026 season.
A New Year
While 2025 proved to be a year full of learning, 2026 will be a year of putting that learning to action.
Introducing StorePhotos - An Easy Way to Organize Photos
Introducing StorePhotos—a fully local way to organize photos without relying on the cloud. Developed alongside FitnessTracker, StorePhotos keeps your images private while offering powerful organization, cross-device support, and easy-to-access customer service.
New Design and a New Tool - hluska.ca
This post introduces the latest update to hluska.ca along with the launch of a new accessibility-focused tool: SCSS Contrast – WCAG Grid. Designed for productive beginners like me, the tool generates a visual matrix of color contrast ratios based on your SCSS variables. I share the origin story of the tool, thank the friends who helped refine it, and outline what’s coming next in its development.