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Darek Kay is a professional front-end developer and an accessibility advocate.
A travel journal from my visit to Rotorua Lakes, New Zealand.
A travel journal from my visit to Coromandel Peninsula, New Zealand.
A travel journal from my visit to Auckland, New Zealand.
A technical blog covering software development, data engineering, AI, and emerging technology trends with tutorials and commentary.
I’ve been bouncing between AI tooling lately: editor copilots, chat UIs, CLIs, agents, you name it. The thing I kept ...
JavaZone 2025—Scandinavia’s landmark developer conference—delivered an exciting, two-day immersion into the world of ...
This is my 2025 setup. Software & Productivity brew as package manager asdf as language & tools management VS Code as...
Mark Dominus's long-running blog exploring mathematics, programming, language, and history through long-form essays with technical depth.
Bo Diddley's cover of "Sixteen Tons" sounds very much like one of my favorites, "Can't Judge A Book By Its Cover". It...
In a recent article about John Haugeland's rejection of micro-worlds I claimed: as a “Large Language Model”, Claude n...
(Previously: [1] [2]) Welcome to Philadelphia! We have a lot of political corruption here. I recently wrote about the...
Benny Powers, Web Developer
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Just because we could didn't mean that we should
Has keyboard endgame been acheived? LOL no, but we had fun along the way.
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.
Illustrations of Javanese *wayang kulit* puppets with vivid colour and gilding.
Does the flâneur, that curiously modern figure who wanders metropolitan streets, have a political consciousness? For ...
Unruly steeds from King Mu’s mythology, cavorting across a silk scroll.
A blog about network infrastructure security and internet policy from the perspective of a network engineer.
Western mob wife appears to have been the overarching clothing aesthetic at the last Sundance Film Festival in the st...
I’m slightly addicted to reading the news but I often forget about the Gell-Mann amnesia effect. This describes the p...
Update on January 30, 2026: A MyBib developer contacted me about this extension’s behavior. They confirmed that this ...
Personal blog of a Norwegian technologist writing about privacy-focused technology, web development, and monthly recaps.
The year’s shortest month is finally over, and I’m three days late to posting this because I’ve been too busy to sit ...
1/12 of 2026 is almost at an end, and I’m certain that I won’t be able to write this post at any date later in Januar...
December is the slowest, fastest, and shortest month of the year. Everything has to happen this month. But I survived...
Writing What I Want
Over three years later, and my Worth Bonds are worthless.
I got the following email from Chase yesterday:
About a month ago I upgraded the lighting in my son’s bedroom to a COB LED strip.
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Expanding your family with a puppy is exciting, but you need to make sure your senior dog is ready for this change. I...
If you’re tired of looking at the same patch of lawn, then it’s time for you to redesign your backyard to make it a w...
If you’re planning to redecorate this year, it is a good idea to get some inspiration before you go shopping for new ...
An English teacher in France writing about technology, education, gaming, and guides with an indie web ethos.
A cryptic prediction regarding The Foundation's recent proclamation regarding a future collaboration
A post about work-life balance and piling wood
An appreciation post regarding the Dillo Browser and how I use it to browse the web, including YouTube, Wallabag, and...
An ESL instructor's blog covering technology, education, games, and personal reflections.
A cryptic prediction regarding The Foundation's recent proclamation regarding a future collaboration
A post about work-life balance and piling wood
An appreciation post regarding the Dillo Browser and how I use it to browse the web, including YouTube, Wallabag, and...
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.
I've been running GrapheneOS on my Pixel Fold for over half a year now and can finally provide some experience on wha...
Backing up on GrapheneOS has gotten _much_ better and worked well for me in my time of need.
The Walter is an ESP32-S3 module with LTE-M, and GPS. Literally perfect for my BeaconDB wardriving experiments. I now...
electronic brain surgery since 2001
Old Game, New Clothes Back in university in 2003 we had to do a group project. I don't remember which course it was, ...
LAN Overview 2026 The last time that I blogged about my personal LAN setup was more than a decade ago. Meanwhile we m...
Appy - An AppImage Installer I nerd-sniped myself today. All I wanted to do was installing SuperSonic, a subsonic com...
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.
Posts The following posts were written last month. Books Scattered Minds by Gabor Maté You're Not Enough (and That's ...
This is the third post in a series on building a truly privacy-preserving, end-to-end encrypted backend and client. T...
Why read the book? Jean-Philippe Aumasson wrote Serious Cryptography. He holds a PhD in cryptography and works in the...
Weekly Robotics Newsletter - stay up to date on state of the art robotics, drones, space, open source projects and research.
Over the last couple of weeks, I've been receiving lots of feedback about the redesign of this newsletter. I greatly ...
No intro today, let's jump straight into some interesting robotics projects and write-ups! This issue is brought to y...
Finally, today's e-mail comes in the redesigned version (thanks again, Hello Robo). I still have some fixes to apply ...
A blog which majorly focuses on Data Science, Data Engineering and sometimes Kotlin / Scala.
This post is not only be written by a real person but also hopefull short and to the point! The what Last year I blog...
To run your own container in AWS Sagemaker (Training Job) it’s required to have mamba. So how would you use pixi inst...
I’ve been using pixi professionally in my team for a year now, and it has been a pleasure from the start. N.B. We’ve ...
Heute ist wieder Digital Independence day und ich mache… nichts? Warum?
Dieses Blog hat jetzt auch einen Darkmode.
Dieses Blog nutzt jetzt Vanilla-CSS, nicht mehr scss
A forum to discuss the intersections of history, behavioral science, and strategic thought, with an emphasis on East and Southeast Asian affairs.
THUS WE BOMB Iran. The administration does not give consistent reasons for the attack on Iran: some say we war to cha...
LAST MONTH American Affairs published my review of Alexander Karp’s The Technological Republic. While I had plenty cr...
ALEXANDER KARP AND NICHOLAS ZAMISKA'S The Technological Republic: Hard Power, Soft Belief, and the Future of the West...
An indie blog blending weekly recaps, web development, gaming, and reflections on identity and accessibility.
It is March now, and today being March 1 also means it is Zero Discrimination Day. Returning to School After Lunar Ne...
One of my uncles is taking care of our family durian plantation, with a dog he rescued as a stray a year ago and name...
Preparing to Celebrate Lunar New Year Permalink to section 'Preparing to Celebrate Lunar New Year' # This was the fin...
👋 Welcome to my blog! I’m Angelo, community evangelist, for the leader in the hybrid multicloud computing space. This blog provides commentary, analysi...
As AI outpaces human grasp, minor errors compound into chaos, eroding trust and operations. Experts urge kill switche...
Hitachi's storage offload slashes VM migration to OpenShift Virtualization from months to days, dodging duplicate inf...
Platform Engineering Labs unleashes Formae, an extensible open-source fix for infrastructure-as-code woes, ditching b...