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Banish Expectations Expand Wonder

• Sprezzatura Mar 19, 2026

  Sprezzatura. Say it out loud. Spreh-za-TOO-rah. Let it sit in your mouth for a second. Sounds like something you'd wa...

• Secondhand Minds Mar 17, 2026

  On the theft of original thought and my fury at those who caused it. There are many times throughout the day when I p...

• Because He Was He, and I Was I Mar 11, 2026

  I quote others only in order the better to express myself. —Michel de Montaigne In 1571, a French nobleman bought a c...

The Public Domain Review

An online journal exploring curious and obscure works that have entered the public domain, featuring essays, collections, and cultural commentary on historical art, literature, and media.

• Fear and Fragility: The Glass Delusion and Its History Mar 19, 2026

  In early modern Europe, around the time when lenses began to bring the world (and heavens) into newfound focus, patie...

• Calicornication: Postcards of Giant Produce (1909) Mar 11, 2026

  "Tall-tale" or "exaggeration" postcards illustrating the bounties of California.

• Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s Herland (1915) Mar 05, 2026

  A utopian novel where men are no longer necessary.

riz#000000me

Personal blog of a Chicago-based writing instructor sharing weeknotes, reading reflections, book recommendations, and musings on internet culture.

• vbr files in apple music Mar 19, 2026

  ancient errors in itunes

• reading list Mar 16, 2026

  what's on my to-read list

• dragon quest iii&i&ii Mar 14, 2026

  an arc is an arc is an arc

Benny Powers: Web Developer

Benny Powers, Web Developer

• Introducing Backlit: Lit SSR for Drupal, Hold the Node Mar 19, 2026

  In 2024 we server-rendered Lit web components in Drupal using a Node.js sidecar container. Now we can do it with a si...

• גאולת שאגת הארי Mar 12, 2026

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• גאולה לאדר תשפ"ו Mar 03, 2026

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Your Local Epidemiologist

Providing a direct line of "translated" public health science to you, so you can take action for your community's health

• Covid-19 six years later Mar 19, 2026

  Six years ago today, I put my baby in a camping carrier, strapped her on, opened my laptop on my dining room table, a...

• A win for your access to vaccines, federal accountability, and health Mar 17, 2026

  AAP vs. RFK vaccine lawsuit

• How to ask AI better health questions Mar 13, 2026

  A live YLE webinar

kmcd.dev

I'm Kevin McDonald. I am a backend software engineer from Texas, living and working in Copenhagen, Denmark. Let's learn together.

• Y'all are Sleeping on Mise-en-Place Mar 19, 2026

  Why I default to this tool for every project

• IRC Log: Standup 2 Mar 16, 2026

  The team attempts another text-based standup, this time with management present. It goes significantly worse than the...

• HTTP/2 From Scratch: Part 4 Mar 11, 2026

  More HPACK and using http.Request and http.Response

Peter's Path

Peter's Path is my personal endeavour to live a life of purpose through hiking, reading, and embracing the beauty of nature, faith, and ideas.

• Going Postal by Terry Pratchett Mar 18, 2026

  Why read the book? Terry Pratchett wrote Going Postal. It forms part of his Discworld series. The main character is M...

• Pelgrims Path part 02 Mar 14, 2026

  Hiked part 2/27 of the Pelgrims Path, 12.9 kilometres from Amsterdamse Bos to De Kwakel. You leave Amsterdam and see ...

• Capitalism and Freedom by Milton Friedman Mar 10, 2026

  Why read the book? Milton Friedman wrote Capitalism and Freedom. He was a leading economist who won the Nobel Prize. ...

Stranger Than Usual

• Unicode-Herzen und Seelen in Undertale ❤️ Mar 18, 2026

  Undertale Spoiler und Herzsymbole in Unicode

• Aufmerksamkeit für Long Covid Mar 17, 2026

  Ich habe ja immer wieder von Long Covid gehört, aber mir nie ein rechtes Bild davon machen können. Unglücklicherweise...

• Keine Daten ⇒ kein Datenschutzproblem Mar 17, 2026

  Eine wichtige Grundlage des Datenschutzes ist Datensparsamkeit. Warum kann mich am Beispiel von Signal und Posteo seh...

Ryan Bagley

A blog about network infrastructure security and internet policy from the perspective of a network engineer.

• No One Is Coming to Fix the Subsea Cables Mar 18, 2026

  Subsea internet cables carry 99 percent of transoceanic digital traffic.1 Financial transactions, diplomatic communic...

• Iran's BGP Behavior under Fire Mar 08, 2026

  Iran’s HTTP requests from February 24 to March 8, 2026 from the perspective of Cloudflare. Courtesy of Cloudflare Rad...

• Street Photography at Sundance Film Festival 2026 Mar 03, 2026

  Western mob wife appears to have been the overarching clothing aesthetic at the last Sundance Film Festival in the st...

Fatbobman's Blog

English Home | Fatbobman's Blog ｜肘子的 Swift 记事本 – Sharing content related to Swift, SwiftUI, Core Data, and Swift Data, as well as covering development tools, AI, and other topics. All articles are original creations; for reproduction, please contact the author.

• CDE: An Attempt to Make Core Data Feel More Like Modern Swift Mar 18, 2026

  In my previous article, I discussed the current reality of Core Data in today's projects: it hasn't disappeared, and ...

• Apple at 50 and Me at 51 - Fatbobman's Swift Weekly #127 Mar 16, 2026

  In less than half a month, Apple will celebrate its 50th birthday. However, because of Apple's image as a constant tr...

• Why I'm Still Thinking About Core Data in 2026 Mar 11, 2026

  Core Data remains widely used in 2026, but its mismatch with modern Swift concurrency, type safety, and code expressi...

Chuniversiteit

A personal blog about programming, design, and software engineering research

• My thoughts on Apple’s Magic Keyboard with Touch ID and numeric keypad Mar 18, 2026

  The Apple Magic Keyboard is an outrageously expensive wireless Mac keyboard with just one redeeming feature.

• Do AI coding agents improve velocity and quality? Mar 08, 2026

  I know you have Betteridge’s law of headlines in mind, but the answer to this question isn’t as simple as “yes” or “no”.

• My experiment with GitHub Sponsors Mar 07, 2026

  I tried donating to OSS creators via GitHub Sponsors and learned some *mildly* interesting things.

Journal on n3s0 || journal

A technical journal focused on infrastructure, networking, and IT operations, featuring configuration guides and home network design.

• Oaxaca: Close an Open File Mar 18, 2026

  Summary I may have killed process before I closed the file. Mostly due to not reading. But, with this challenge I def...

• Cario: Time for a Timer Mar 18, 2026

  Summary Another SadServers scenario in the books! This one was run because not everyone within Enterprise environment...

• How To Move Saved Game Data From PlayStation 4 to PlayStation 5 Mar 16, 2026

  Summary Although the PlayStation 5 has been out for a while. I’m usually pretty slow to join the party on the latest ...

Palladium

Governance Futurism

• The World Needs Your Great Work Mar 18, 2026

  Society has lost our sense of greatness and the reasons it is worth pursuing. This is especially relevant to those wi...

• Pardon Underwrites a Year of Palladium Jan 23, 2026

  Sustaining ambitious governance journalism and sponsoring PALLADIUM 20: Noblesse Oblige and beyond. The post Pardon U...

• The Triumph of German Industrial Modernism Jan 23, 2026

  An alliance of German artists and industrialists forged the visual order of contemporary life, from skyscrapers to sm...

The Autodidacts

Exploring the universe from the inside out

• Delusional Optimism & the Art of Sneaking Up on Your Goals Mar 17, 2026

  You can succeed, but you can't fail — because you aren't officially trying

• Bothering to understand Mar 15, 2026

  First it makes you slow, then it makes you fast (maybe)

• Curation and its side effects Mar 13, 2026

  Some fundamentals about how it works, and what to do when it doesn't

Improve Something Today

Continuous improvement in a complicated world. A blog, podcast, and free e-mail newsletter by Brian Kerr. Simplicity, patience, compassion.

• Remembering Christopher Alexander: love even for the smallest pebble Mar 17, 2026

  Two passages from the architect and writer on the fourth anniversary of his passing.

• Podcast episode No. 0038: 5 ways to approach goal-setting Feb 18, 2026

  0038: 5 ways to approach goal-setting0:00/632.0641×Episode details: A reading and discussion of this, from 2022 ↓5 wa...

• Podcast episode No. 0037: The wooden chair Feb 11, 2026

  0037: The wooden chair0:00/387.98933333333331×Episode details: Readings of two passages on the subject of wooden chai...

Jordi Villar

I build distributed data systems that operate at scale. What draws me to this work is understanding how things actually work, whether that's performance challenges at scale or diving deep into system internals.

• Between jobs Mar 17, 2026

  Currently I’m between jobs. Nothing special, a lot of people go between jobs. After working for several years on a fa...

• 2026W10 Mar 09, 2026

  Nobody Gets Promoted for Simplicity — The Engineer A vs Engineer B comparison is painfully recognizable. A ships a 50...

• 2026W07 Feb 22, 2026

  Hedonism and Entrepreneurship in Barcelona — A potential acquisition dies because a vegan exec unknowingly eats mayo ...

Julio Merino (jmmv.dev)

A software engineering blog focused on operating systems, build systems, and reliability engineering, drawing from experience with FreeBSD, Bazel, Rust, and major tech companies.

• I think AI is pushing me toward the AGPL Mar 17, 2026

  Why agentic coding changes everything for the open-source craft and maintainership. It has been two months since I’ve...

• Reflections on vibecoding ticket.el Mar 06, 2026

  It has now been a month since I started playing with Claude Code “for real” and by now I’ve mostly switched to Codex ...

• Grumpy Julio plays with CLI coding agents Feb 09, 2026

  Or the more tired “One week with Claude Code”-type article. It’s no secret that I’ve been grumpy about the new AI-bas...

The Universe of Discourse

Mark Dominus's long-running blog exploring mathematics, programming, language, and history through long-form essays with technical depth.

• Did Ahmes find the best expansions for 2/n? Mar 17, 2026

  A couple of years back I was discussing the Rhind Mathematical Papyrus (RMP). It includes a table expressing as a sum...

• Programmers will document for Claude, but not for each other Mar 09, 2026

  A couple of days ago I recounted a common complaint: I keep seeing programmers say how angry it makes them that peopl...

• How are John Waters movies like James Bond movies? Mar 09, 2026

  A number of years ago I wondered how many movies I had seen. The only way I could think of finding out was just to ma...

Steve Blank

Innovation and Entrepreneurship

• Your Startup Is Probably Dead On Arrival Mar 17, 2026

  Your Startup Is Probably Dead On Arrival If you started a company more than two years ago, it’s likely that many of y...

• Time to Move On – The Reason Relationships End Feb 24, 2026

  What Lies Ahead I have no Way of Knowing, But It’s Now Time to Get Going Tom Petty This post previously appeared in P...

• You Only Think They Work For You Feb 18, 2026

  When I was a new VP of Marketing I got a painful lesson of who my PR (Public Relations) agency actually worked for. L...

Michael Lynch

I'm Michael Lynch, software developer and blogger. I used to work as a software engineer at large companies, but now I create indie businesses and blog about the process.

• Refactoring English: Month 15 Mar 17, 2026

  New here? Hi, I’m Michael. I’m a software developer and founder of small, indie tech businesses. I’m currently workin...

• Refactoring English: Month 14 Feb 12, 2026

  New here? Hi, I’m Michael. I’m a software developer and founder of small, indie tech businesses. I’m currently workin...

• Eversource EV Rebate Program Exposed Massachusetts Customer Data Feb 09, 2026

  I recently claimed a rebate for installing an electric vehicle (EV) charger, only to discover that Eversource, my pow...