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Heitor's log

Practical Linux tutorials and command-line tips covering system administration, scripting, and performance benchmarking.

• TIL: loading .env files into my terminal Oct 01, 2026

  How to load .env variables into Bash, using a one-liner. Or three...

• I didn't know I needed an inclinometer Sep 09, 2026

  An ad showed me a tool I'd never seen or searched for, but I instantly wanted. A small reminder that They know my int...

• My writing is not 100% organic anymore Aug 19, 2026

  What I write is not 100% human-written anymore. I started using LLMs to help me write better and they do wonders.

Noahie's Blog

Welcome! This is where you can find my most up-to-date writings.

• Man of Scribbles Oct 01, 2026

  The rhetorician sleeps again. Two olanzapines last night, 400 mg of liquid caffeine this morning. The uneasiness and ...

• Christmas Tree Man Sep 29, 2026

  Less shit, not more. Especially with being more manic recently, my capacity to make decisions is disoriented by the c...

• Lesser Wizards Sep 26, 2026

  Your browser does not support the video tag. I saw a mule the other day. For the lesser wizards out there, if you see...

Bobby Hiltz

An ESL instructor's blog covering technology, education, games, and personal reflections.

• Bookmarks: September 2026 Sep 30, 2026

  Things I read and liked in September 2026

• Bing Bunged Bobby's Blog Sep 29, 2026

  My site has been de-indexed, so I wrote about it.

• BIRDCAGE Sep 25, 2026

  BIRDCAGE by Polygon Bird is great shmup and a fabulous homage to late-90s games

Bobby Hiltz

An English teacher in France writing about technology, education, gaming, and guides with an indie web ethos.

• Bookmarks: September 2026 Sep 30, 2026

  Things I read and liked in September 2026

• Bing Bunged Bobby's Blog Sep 29, 2026

  My site has been de-indexed, so I wrote about it.

• BIRDCAGE Sep 25, 2026

  BIRDCAGE by Polygon Bird is great shmup and a fabulous homage to late-90s games

GadgeteerZA

Simplifying Gadgets and Technology, is my passion!

• Honor’s Magic 9 Pro Max Has a Shotgun Mic and a 500mm Lens Mount Sep 30, 2026

  “The Honor Magic 9 Pro Max launches in China on September 28 with a directional “shotgun” microphone, ARRI cinema col...

• Veilamp is an open source music player that also streams your music to friends Sep 29, 2026

  You really have to see this cross-platform player to believe everything it does. Apart from all sorts of technical mu...

• First for South Africa as robotic exoskeleton aids Table Mountain rescue Sep 28, 2026

  I can really sympathise with this situation as it happened to me as well a few years ago. We hiked up the mountain an...

Matthew Brunelle's Blog

I write about a variety of projects, events and thoughts, but they all share one aspect: I learned something and want to share my experience with others.

• NixCon 2026 Workshop - Joining the Tangled Network Sep 30, 2026

  The Tangled code forge has really hit its stride in development and offers a lot of interesting features like vouchin...

• NixCon 2026 Sep 27, 2026

  These notes are a little raw, I'll come back to clean things up after the conference. On this page As I mentioned in ...

• Swap, ZRAM, Zswap and Hibernate on NixOS Sep 23, 2026

  If you want to use hibernate you need swap space and that complicates your choice around ZRAM and ZSWAP. I made sever...

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.

• Philip Sidney and the Extreme (Dis)graces of the Parenthesis Sep 30, 2026

  Erasmus called them “little moons” and George Puttenham praised them as “figures of tolerable disorder” (if used not ...

• “There is Nothing but Immortality!”: Walt Whitman and The Book of Heavenly Death (1905) Sep 30, 2026

  Choice excerpts from *Leaves of Grass* that speak to Whitman’s conception of immortality.

• Anatomy Unzipped: John of Arderne’s Sweden Scroll (ca. 1425–35) Sep 29, 2026

  Early surgical diagrams that present patients prying themselves open for our anatomical gaze.

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.

• Letting AI See SwiftUI: Xcode Preview MCP in Practice — Pitfalls and Hopes Sep 30, 2026

  Xcode 26.3 marked the first time Apple opened its own capabilities to external agents through MCP. Many of those capa...

• The Month iPhone Duo Gives Developers - Fatbobman's Swift Weekly #155 Sep 28, 2026

  Xcode 27.1 beta, which includes the iPhone Duo simulator, was released on September 18—just five weeks before the dev...

• ArrangementView: Think Before You Arrange Sep 23, 2026

  In the first time I saw the `ArrangementView` API, I had a vague sense of discomfort, though I couldn’t quite put my ...

Steve Blank

Innovation and Entrepreneurship

• Lean LaunchPad – The Next Generation Sep 30, 2026

  You’re reading a four-part series on how AI has impacted our Lean LaunchPad class and what we did about it. Part 1: T...

• The World Outside the Classroom Changed, The Class Didn’t Sep 28, 2026

  This post previously appeared in Poets and Quants This is the third of four posts on how AI has impacted our Lean Lau...

• AI Killed the MVP – Long Live the IUP Sep 25, 2026

  This post previously appeared in Poets and Quants This is the second of four posts on how AI has impacted our Lean La...

home - SHRIK3 on SHRIK3

A technical blog covering systems programming, Linux administration, Nix, Neovim, and privacy, with an indie web philosophy.

• Hmmm I read something at some point ... let me grab the link.. Sep 30, 2026

  NOTE: having the links here doesn’t necessarily mean endorsement (though I often have similar takes … ) § (Psuedo) AI...

• I have no TEE, and I must attest Jul 13, 2026
• WIP side channels {meltdown, spectre} Mar 13, 2026

  This is WIP write-up. § praise LLM! While playing with spectre V2 side channel, I found an issue and LLM helped me to...

(Fabio Alessandro Locati|Fale)'s blog

A technical blog covering enterprise infrastructure, open-source tools, and cloud technologies, with posts on Ansible automation, Kubernetes, Linux, and DevOps practices.

• On the autonomy ladder Sep 30, 2026

  I used to describe my position on AI and infrastructure with a simple rule: AI should never operate your infrastructu...

• Squash git commits Aug 24, 2026

  I often review git pull/merge requests (PRs) both for work and open source projects. Many of those PRs have a number ...

• On finding vulnerabilities and shipping fixes Aug 17, 2026

  Over the last year, I’ve watched AI models and tools that find vulnerabilities in code take a central role in securit...

xkcd.com

• Ground Effect Sep 30, 2026
• Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer Sep 28, 2026
• Slab Graveyard Sep 25, 2026

Tim Hårek

Personal blog of a Norwegian technologist writing about privacy-focused technology, web development, and monthly recaps.

• September 2026 Sep 30, 2026

  Time flies 🪰 or is it ✈️, I don’t know, and I don’t have a proper intro this month, so let’s not get hung up on unnec...

• Kaizen #5: Backups (and a lot more)! Sep 12, 2026

  After Kaizen #4, I knew I had to act quickly to force myself to set up the actual backups, and do it properly. And th...

• Goodbye SourceHut Sep 09, 2026

  Back in August, SourceHut wrote about their terms of service regarding LLMs. I was behind on my RSS-reading, so I did...

LifeDev.net

Empowering creative people

• How Do You Practice Digital Minimalism? 6 Steps to Take Back Your Attention Sep 29, 2026

  Digital minimalism is the practice of deciding, deliberately, which technology earns a place in your life and quietly...

• How Do You Build a Morning Routine You’ll Actually Keep? 6 Rules for Dark Autumn Mornings Sep 18, 2026

  A morning routine is one of those things almost everyone has tried at least once, usually in January, and almost ever...

• What Is the Seasonal Slump? 6 Science-Backed Ways to Keep Energy Up in Fall Sep 14, 2026

  Seasonal slump is the unofficial name for something millions of people feel every year around October, a slow leak of...

Palladium

Governance Futurism

• The Mirror and the Gap Sep 29, 2026

  Artificial intelligence offers a reflection of our selves, yet something vital is missing from the picture. The post ...

• Wealth Taxes Could Kill Privately-Owned Companies Sep 22, 2026

  Ignoring the intangible value of private governance of firms not only makes wealth taxes confiscatory but erodes the ...

• Don’t Count Out the Country House Sep 18, 2026

  The English country estate bound each generation to the land and to relationships that endured for centuries, sculpti...

Thejesh GN

A container for all my views with excerpts from technology, travel, films, books, kannada, friends and other interests. I am Thejesh GN, friends call me Thej.

• How Do We Get More Microgrants in India? Sep 28, 2026

  I gathered a group of folks and did the BOF session at IndiaFOSS/2026. The idea behind the BoF session wasn’t to pres...

• Weekly Notes 39/2026 Sep 25, 2026

  In one of my earlier blog posts, I mentioned that I have become more routine, more protective of my time, and indirec...

• Weekly Notes 38/2026 Sep 18, 2026

  It’s been a busy week, but not as busy as last week, mostly because Monday was a holiday and I got some rest. Uma was...

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.

• 2026W38 Sep 28, 2026

  Semantic Search Without Embeddings — The insight that reframed this for me is that embeddings nail representation and...

• 2026W37 Sep 21, 2026

  the senior engineer death spiral — The pattern he names is one I’ve watched happen, you take on the ambitious thing, ...

• WAL Git Sep 15, 2026

  A few days ago I read Git at any scale. Although I managed to follow the architecture and the ideas behind it, I coul...

The Newsletter Leaf Journal

The Newsletter Leaf Journal is the official newsletter of The New Leaf Journal. It is written by Nicholas A. Ferrell, the editor and administrator of The New Leaf Journal. Our weekly issues include links to the newest articles at *The New Leaf Journal* and its sister projects and associated new...

• Better late than letter 〜 Newsletter Leaf Journal CCXCIX Sep 28, 2026

  Welcome to the 299th edition of The Newsletter Leaf Journal, the official newsletter of the perennially virid online ...

• I had nothing 〜 Newsletter Leaf Journal CCXCVIII Sep 20, 2026

  Welcome to the 298th edition of The Newsletter Leaf Journal, the official newsletter of the perennially virid online ...

• Copied Wrong 〜 Newsletter Leaf Journal CCXCVII Sep 13, 2026

  Leafy Intro Welcome to the 297th edition of The Newsletter Leaf Journal, the official newsletter of the perennially v...

Weekly Robotics Newsletter | Go, Robots!

Weekly Robotics Newsletter - stay up to date on state of the art robotics, drones, space, open source projects and research.

• Weekly Robotics #378 Sep 27, 2026

  Today in Weekly Robotics, some very creative robotics projects: a tethered aerial robot, a drone working as a perisco...

• Weekly Robotics #377 Sep 20, 2026

  Weekly Robotics 377: Robot policies vs safety (a must read!), how to win a DARPA heavy lift challenge, streamlining a...

• Weekly Robotics #376 Sep 13, 2026

  Today in Weekly Robotics: a robot doing magic, an interesting approach for looking around on a humanoid robot, robots...

Jumbled Thoughts of a Fake Geek Boy

Books, films, TV, videogames, comics, music, all that bread and circuses stuff.

• Doctor Who: Big Fifth-ish, Part 10 Sep 27, 2026

  It’s time once again to check in with the Fifth Doctor’s audio adventures. Last time, we had a mini-season of further...

• Cover the Mirrors, Uncover the Crime Sep 22, 2026

  Russell Stone is a Rabbi whose career is on the slide. His run-down synagogue has been deserted by more or less every...

• PC Pick-and-Mix: Megastructure Mayhem! Sep 22, 2026

  A while back I reviewed Blackshard, a horror-themed walking simulator set in a vast futuristic megastructure. Such se...