Andrei Jiroh Halili (he/they)

@andreijiroh.dev

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20 • questioning • #ActuallyAutistic 🇵🇭 dev @recaptime.dev + @lorebooks.wiki, writer/blogger, currently BSIT student multifandom: @multifandom.andreijiroh.dev fediverse: https://tilde.zone/@ajhalili2006 Header pic credits: Gildedguy Story 4

The current advanced options over at PDS Moover.
Me just casually searching for MANEDBENTO! on YouTube
The subscription management screen for Medium's discounted monthly membership in the Google Play Store, with next payment of PHP 178.50 around August 20th until regular pricing at PHP 255 on January 20, 2027.
The tags editor mishap on Leaflet, involving the smaller text field on the mishap in question over the regular one.
The OP's Bluesky post with @andreijiroh.dev being the 67th liker.
The YouTube playlist link before converting to a embed at Leaflet editor
@pckt.blog's localized pricing for monthly tiers in Philippine pesos, as requested by @brookie.blog. Screenshot taken on a Firefox desktop browser for NixOS unstable.
A Listificiations Bluesky DM message notifying Andrei Jiroh that @ionotter.bsky.social added me to the "Artifical Intelligence Creator / Promoter" moderation list before blocking.
Night Lantern (No Digital Waterboarding Past Midnight) custom spell details on brown background in the Anisota webapp. Cast section describes: "Softens the app's edges during late night work and through early morning stillness, gently discouraging impulsive interaction by disarming features that fuels doomscrolling (aka doom-swiping in Anisota or 'digital waterboarding' in Andrei Jiroh's own words) for the night owls." Settings include: Time 00:00–08:00, Observatory lockout 60s sigil, Footer Controls hide Compose/Search/Chat, Control Row disable Reply/Like/Repost/Quote, Navigation hide Enter forest/Atmosphere/Feeds/Lists/Profile. Bottom shows Boost, Share, Edit, and Delete buttons.
Anisota post poetry interface screenshot in Firefox Desktop showing a poem built from word scraps on a charcoal background, taken from Andrei Jiroh's Bluesky posts. The words are arranged in four slightly uneven rows to read: "weekending drafts of leaflet notes while autistic lately occasionally beg to refresh in spoons daily". Each word appears on its own small, off-white rectangular label, except for the suffix "ing", which is italicized on a tan label and placed flush against "weekend".
Firefox screenshot of Andrei Jiroh getting a stack of index cards for lore purposes over at Anisota.
Philippines' Academic Freedom Index historical charts from 1900 through 2025. In the latest report so far, the Philippines is graded overall at 0.59 with subscroes on Freedom To Research And Teach with 2.84, Institutional Autonomy with 2.08, Academic Exchange and Dissemination with 3.21, Campus Integrity with 1.73 and Academic And Cultural Expression with 2.03.
The "nixos-build boot" activity over at Andrei Jiroh's homelab server, connected directly over VGA ports and running via byobu in tmux mode.
The YouTube home feed, featuring recent uploads from Technical Difficulties and Chipflake with a upcoming premiere for jaydoesthings' Threads of Light video game trailer later at 3 am Philippine Standard Time.
Andrei Jiroh's career bio at Sifa.id as open-source dev and BDFL at Recap Time Squad, an open-source umbrella org.
Andrei Jiroh's cronotype in the last 90 days is a Vampire, doing sharpest work when notifications are asleep and the world stops asking questions.
The settings page in Bluesky app, highlighting "Moderation and content filters".
Cropped screenshot from the Gemini webapp via Firefox for NixOS on the model's response about pronoun use in open-source projects (aka The Open-source "We"), initially for discussing about pronoun usage in academic writing ("I/We" vs "The researcher(s)/author(s)" in a nutshell). The last part of Gemini's response regarding my mixed use of "I" and "we" in open-source work is as follows: "The Reality of Modern OSS: Half the open-source tools running the modern web are maintained by a single, exhausted developer using the editorial "We" in their documentation to look like a full enterprise team. You are in excellent company. When you're switching gears between writing a personal piece and updating documentation under Recap Time Squad, do you find it easy to switch your mental "voice," or do you occasionally catch yourself rewriting sections because the personal "I" sneaked into an organizational repo?"
Notifications settings for @thisisemelia.social in the Bluesky mobile app, with posts enabled.
Ratatat's upcoming release, Just Like Fire, with release date of June 26, 2026. Screenshot taken from the Spotify app (spoiler: guess I have to dual-wielding bith Spotify and YouTube Music/YT proper) on my phone.
Andrei Jiroh's drafts on Bluesky, with the recent draft regarding the Anisota bug report part earlier. Please ignore the Witchsky cloud-saved configs as a draft entry.
The PDSls screen for that missing chronicle on Anisota, taken in Firefox Desktop.
Typical day sweeping junk underneath the bed mattress in my bedspace, with that white extension plug for charging operations and to hook up the extension cord used by docked laptop and homelab server under the study table.
Witchsky-rendered post of mine with pronouns via the Pronoun Picker labeler by @ripperoni.com and inside parentheses in the display name field. Taken from Chrome Beta for Android.
Chrome Desktop window screenshot taken from Andrei Jiroh's NixOS laptop, featuring the Notion doc documenting about the playlist used for brainstorming about his fursona/self-insert OC, alongside some tab groups (i.e. Stellapent Cier + Anisota for all things Anisota stuff and some Stellapent Cier related work [not necessarily fan works but just some Canva tabs for now], Reading List Queue for articles I am reading lately and Blog Cookery for those Leaflet drafts) and some tidbits (pinned Facebook Messenger tab for class comms and some music related stuff).
YouTube Music autoplay queue for Regina Spektor's Don't Leave Me (Ne me quitte pas) from the 2011 album What We Saw from the Cheap Seats, featuring Fidelity from the 2006 album Begin to Hoe as the currently playing music as of time of screenshot and twenty one pilots' Stressed Out from the 2015 album Blurryface for the next song.
First high score on Anisota's Harvest Minigame is 24,460. Screenshot taken from PWA view of the webapp via Chrome Beta on a Android 13 phone (specifically a Infinix X6528B bought somewhere from Saudi Arabia by the OP's OFW [Overseas Filipino Worker] dad).
Smart Multi-SIM eSIM Manager screen for the Smart Multi-SIM eSIM Adapter on SIM 1 slot, with the built-in Smart number (my main number since September 2026) as currently enabled. Alongside that, I added my old number and a DITO Prepaid number for Recap Time Squad HQ as eSIM profiles.
Screenshot of repo creation flow with no knots available in Blacksky Forge, an alternative Tangled AppView instance.
Email search results for the keyword "Germ", featuring emails for the Germ Network crew (alongside a TestFlight invite email and a LessWrong email newsletter issue), taken via the Roundcube webmail client hosted on Uberspace.
Andrei Jiroh typing "Just call Microsoft as "Microslop" due to its focus on AI enshitification rather than improving Windows (cue everyone switching to Linux since the death of Windows 10 since October 15, 2025)." into the add custom instruction popout in Google Gemini's Personal context settings page.
Screenshot of Leaflet publication dashboard for @lorebooks.wiki with Chrome DevTools open at the Network tab while debugging Vercel's DNS TXT verification issues over days.
A shell screenshot of Andrei Jiroh pushing commits for his website sources at the newly-launched knot.hackclub.community Tangled Knot server (hosted on Nest) from his Digital Ocean lab VPS with Ubuntu 24.04 LTS.
A list of Andrei Jiroh's Bluesky feeds he followed. This screenshot shows what's pinned feeds on the home tab, with the Discover feed from the Bluesky team at 14th.
A Firefox Android screenshot pointing to the user options menu in the Cloudflare dashboard for the theme options (dark/light mode).
At the HTTP traffic analytics for the Recap Time Squad website on the Cloudflare dashboard, Ireland is still at the top with 2960, the US with 321, Romania with 35, Singapore with 34, and France with 32.
Screenshot of HTTP Traffic analytics at the Cloudflare dashboard for the andreijiroh.dev domain, featuring the top traffic countries/regions. Ireland currently tops the list at 2,929, the US at 1,084, France at 166, the Netherlands at 101, and Israel at the last with 66 in the previous 24 hours as of the time of posting.
A cropped screenshot of Recap Time Squad's Product Hunt page.
A screenshot of the original post of Mumbo Jumbo on Twitter/X with text "Can't build a wheat farm coz etho dun it. Can't build a cocoa farm coz etho dun it. Can't use redstone coz etho dun it." after Etho fans in 2013 complained in his comments section that he copied Etho's Lab Minecraft builds behind a purple and blue gradient. Edited via Canva.
Alt text consistency stats for Andrei Jiroh in the ATmosphere, with at least one post (before this one) that has alt text. Data from @cred.blue as of 2025-04-26 22:47 Philippine Standard Time.
Screenshot of Slack thread replies from Andrei Jiroh with text on the first one with an attached scrollshot of his Google Gemini's chat history: That reminds me of using Google Gemini for (autistic) trauma therapy sessions. (cue the Gemini can make mistakes, so double-check it disclaimer) By the way, here's my bloody chat history if you love digging digital graves like me roleplaying as Hunter from The Owl House. On the second one, 4 people reacted with a sobbing emoji: (also my brain read the confession as My autistic self is using Google Gemini for mental health advice and trauma therapy.)
From the Obscurify Music website: My current music in the last six weeks and All Time music is 98% more obscure than 68,967 PH users.
From the Obscurify Music website: Your music is more obscure than 98% of 69,827 PH users on Obscurify. The higher the rating, the more obscure. Well, you made it. How does it feel? Your music taste is rare and one of a kind. Does Spotify even have the artists you listen to?