Kisoo Kim
Notes
The stories behind the things I build — why each exists, what it was like to make, and what it taught me.
Windows · Debugging
A Side-by-Side Error Names Its Own Fix →
Windows says a program's side-by-side configuration is incorrect and stops talking, and the usual advice — install the Visual C++ redistributable — is a coin flip across a dozen packages. But the event log names the missing assembly down to version and architecture. Worked through on a dead Logitech SetPoint.
Claude Code · Workflow
Pick Your Claude Reset Day Before You Pay →
Claude's weekly limit resets on a day assigned to your account at random — and free accounts won't tell you which. One paste into the browser console reveals it, so you can line up multiple Claude Code subscriptions before paying for any of them.
MacTab · macOS & Windows
Making MacTab →
Why I replaced my Mac's ⌘Tab with a real window switcher — and then rebuilt the same thing, natively, for Windows. Featuring a keyboard hook that starved, a window parked one pixel on-screen, and the case for deleting features.