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House of Saahbs
father - husband - pilot - engineer - vehicular geek
 

I’m Saahbs aka Mike Sabala. This here is my very own corner of the internet, free of external control, expressing my personal opinions and published without any warranty.

My Motto:

“Endorse your beliefs, not people or organizations which align (at the moment) with them, while remembering that ends do not justify the means”.

Quotes:

  • “Less is more” – Mies van der Rohe
  • “Keep it simple stupid” – Kelly Johnson
  • “Measure trice, cut once” – proverb
  • “shoveling bits in data mines in the dim light of burning midnight oil” – saahbs’ work

Most Recent Content:

Gleam Programming Language, 2026-Aug-29 Sat, "A breath of fresh air for functional programming world."
Benchmark Results Chart
(Benchmark Results Chart)

I found my new programming language to focus on: Gleam1. I like to deep dive and learn new tools in depth, always looking for general purpose tools and ones scalable enough to be reasonably efficient to use for a wide range of applications. Gleam1 is my new language of choice for writing internal tools, daemons and backend::frontend code. You too can try it at tour.gleam.run.

#computers

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Vizor Lock, 2026-Aug-23 Sun, "A Small Item Making a Huge Comfort Upgrade"
Perfect Vizor Gap
(Perfect Vizor Gap)

This weekend I went on a four hour 145 mile loop through mountains and valleys with the return leg on highways. For most of the ride, it was 35C (95F). While moving, the mesh jacket and pants did a good job, but my helmet didn’t. It only allows for vizor fully closed, unlocked with a tiny gap or fully open. Anything in-between doesn’t stay in position. I fixed it by designing a vizor lock.

#motorcycles #3dprinting #diy

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Motorcycle USB Power, 2026-Aug-09 Sun, "Tapping fuse-box for a USB-C charger"
Closeup of Installation
(Closeup of Installation)

To ensure my Motorcycle Navigator stays charged and has power to run at maximum brightness, I installed a marine-grade USB charger near the handlebars. It uses leads running across the frame, under the tank, and tapping into the headlights fuse in the fuse-box. This ensures it runs only when key is turned and doesn’t drain the battery otherwise.

#motorcycles #diy #3dprinting #hornet

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