Shipped this site’s relaunch this week.
Three brushstrokes, one operator — hand-coded in static HTML, no framework. Most projects don’t need what React gives them. The simplest stack outlasts the rest.
operator notes / present moment
Notes from the desk.
Short entries, written when there is something worth writing down. No publishing schedule, no funnel at the end.
- Entries
- 04
- Cadence
- Irregular
- Archive since
- 1999
Built glassollogy.com for a glass and aluminum workshop in Amman.
The owner makes things you can touch and weigh — windows, balustrades, custom storefronts. We built a page that does the same: bilingual, fast, no ceremony.
Most of what we ship sits behind NDAs.
The two pages above are the exceptions, not the rule. Client work stays in the room it was built for. If you want to see the rest, you’ll need to be inside it.
Bought my first domain. Still own it.
Of the thousands registered since, a small handful paid for the rest. The discipline was never picking winners — it’s holding through silence while time does the work.
the record / thirty years online
How Trilot got here.
The dated record behind the notes. Everything here also appears on the About and Experience pages — this is the short version.
since 1999 on the web — since the late ’80s with computers
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late 1980s
A Commodore 64, and software you wrote yourself.
The kind that didn’t come in a box.
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1995 — 1999
CompuWiz 13 — the first operating role.
Computer training and PC sales in the pre-broadband era.
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1999
The work moved to the web for good.
First sites built, broken, rebuilt. First domains registered on instinct and held on principle.
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2000 — 2003
Canon Jordan and Canon Training Company.
IT direction for the Jordan subsidiary, and a training arm built from nothing.
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2001
Trilot formally incorporated.
The operating company behind the work, a quarter of a century in.
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2024
Wyoming LLC re-registered.
Contracts, tax and registration move to Sheridan; the work stays in Amman.
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2026
Three brands operating.
LogicOfLogic for AI advisory, DnBlackbook for domain investing, Trilot for web and software.
editorial notes from trilot
One email a fortnight.
Software, AI, domain investing, and the occasional dispatch from Amman.