Why? In short: because it's fun. On a more serious note, because it allows me to use xmonad, tweak it and learn more Haskell. Especially now that I've got the wonderful Haskellbook to help me. I also would like to learn more about Linux and improve my understanding of how it works.
Recently I've been refactoring and improving one of my older projects. It's a Ruby gem, that can download images off of twitter based on the search terms you provide.
The other day I've started having some problems with my NeoVim. Specifically, the colorscheme seemed to be wrong.
I've been using the Mailbox client for some time now and, while it's great and enjoyable to use, it's a big gui app that I had to constantly switch over to in order to check my emails. That was rather annoying so I started looking for an alternative that could be used inside the terminal and stumbled upon Mutt. A couple of days ago @tutec mentioned that he was going to switch to it as well. He said that if I were to switch to it before him and write a blog post, he'd read it. So here goes!
I finally got my very first mechanical keyboard.