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I simply can’t resist sharing the Fonus service.

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I simply can’t resist sharing the Fonus service.
Fonus gives you unlimited mobile data in over 100 countries. You also get a U.S. phone number with unlimited calls and SMS in over 85 countries for free!
In the past two months, I’ve been traveling through South Korea, Qatar, and Turkey. Along the way, I found AI tools surprisingly useful and want to share a few practical ways I’ve been using them. It feels like we’re witnessing a kind of paradigm shift in how we travel.
I always tried to optimize my way of organizing tasks.
Back in junior and high school, I used notebooks. Around 2014, during college, I switched to using Google Sheets. In 2018, I turned to Evernote. Then, in 2021, after entering the workforce, I began using Notion.
In late 2022, I took it a step further — I tried to manage everything using tools I built from scratch.
In May 2024, we embarked on an enchanting art residency in Keelung, Taiwan. That was a fantastic experience. The weather was pleasant, the food was delicious, and the people were friendly.
In the past year, I have been learning ceramics with my wife. We have been to several studios to learn from different teachers.
Last month, my wife and I spent about 2 weeks in Matsu, where time seemed to be frozen on the island. The pace was slow enough to ride a bike on the road at 25 km/hr without any other vehicles around, feeling the wind gently brush through the face.
I found it very correct to bring the book “Four Thousand Weeks” to Matsu. I slowly read this book during the travel. The book discusses the concept of “life is enough for everyone”, we just have to enjoy the moment and don’t blame ourselves too much.
Over the past year, I have developed 5 PWAs to integrate with my daily life. The data is managed on my personal server, which provides me with a great sense of satisfaction.
This week I start building my roguelike cultivation action game. I think it would be a long journey.
1 | gpg --cipher-algo AES256 \ |
1 | gpg --no-symkey-cache \ |
If directly using gpg -c XXX
and gpg -d XXX
the gpg-agent will prompt the password asking dialog.
See GPG manual:
1 | If this command is used with --batch, --pinentry-mode has been set to loopback, and one of |
So just set it with --batch
and --pinentry-mode loopback
, then can use the --passphrase
.
--no-symkey-cache
to disable symmetric key cached and --cipher-algo
to set algorithm.
This week I collected my invoice data from Taiwan government API, use the same PWA framework. Good to see the environment is built! :)