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We create casual games made with care, designed for quick sessions, lighthearted fun, and everyday enjoyment. Whether you’re on a break or winding down, our games are easy to pick up and hard to put down. Thoughtful design, smooth gameplay, and just the right amount of challenge.
Personal blog of a Chicago-based writing instructor sharing weeknotes, reading reflections, book recommendations, and musings on internet culture.
Kicking rocks, it feels like.
Some lists of Bourdain's that I liked.
Thinking ahead.
Personal blog exploring open-source software, Linux customization, and minimalist computing, alongside travel stories and reflective essays.
I talk about our recent migration of ticketing systems, AI slop, and toxic positivity
I talk about my evolving opinion on AI, A failed attempt to run local models, and a broken Macbook.
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A software engineering blog focused on operating systems, build systems, and reliability engineering, drawing from experience with FreeBSD, Bazel, Rust, and major tech companies.
Extending getopts into a small framework for Unix-style Rust command-line tools. Over the years, I’ve written tens of...
How to leverage an old dirty trick in your Bazel wrapper for great effect As powerful as Bazel is, sometimes it’s not...
In a recent discussion at the orange site sparked by the Emacs 31 Is Around the Corner: The Changes I’m Already Daily...
Unfinished; posting anyway. Pizza and 2+1 offers go together like Apache Airflow and data engineering: Nobody knows w...
Interviews take a lot of energy. In general but this one in particular. And getting through it also deserves a little...
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Personal blog of a Norwegian technologist writing about privacy-focused technology, web development, and monthly recaps.
It’s now just two more days until I go back to work after a fantastic three-week summer vacation. I want at least thr...
I started this “blog-series” to force myself to write more about my set up, and my continuous iterations. But it didn...
2026 is officially 50% done. My goal for this month’s post was to have a proper tagline for the lead, but I can’t thi...
BattlePenguin Dot Com
Photo by Kamil Switalski I’ve previously discussed how I modified my PlayStation 4 to give me control over the hardwa...
I haven’t been playing a whole lot of games lately. Over the past year I finished two titles on my PlayStation 4. The...
Although I’ve bought some digital titles on PC (via Steam, GoG and other stores) and a few titles on a very old PS Vi...
Tech, software and whatever comes to mind.
For decades, we wrote code for humans. As AI becomes both the author and the primary reader of software, developers m...
Software engineering has entered a probabilistic era. As LLMs replace deterministic workflows with uncertainty, the c...
LLMs are changing how we write, communicate, and evaluate information, but many submission and proposal processes are...
Technical blog of Ethan Hawksley, a UK-based CS student. Articles on systems programming, low-level computing, cybersecurity, and computer science.
I had a great time at a 3-day hackathon
Everything you need to know about JSON-LD and how to implement it.
They are only becoming more frequent and more damaging.
Continuous improvement in a complicated world. A blog, podcast, and free e-mail newsletter by Brian Kerr. Simplicity, patience, compassion.
A professional update, some new things, a request for listeners, and a reading.
A simple method for checking in; a reading & a game for Disability Pride Month; plus some recent updates across the s...
Episode details A reading of a short poem by W.S. Merwin: The Estuary. I share a few words about what might have infl...
Exploring the universe from the inside out
Graceful degradation is underrated
Some moments are intensely vivid and pleasant. Other moments are intensely and vividly unpleasant, or, more commonly,...
Some people’s clothes have a way of riding up in unfortunate places, in a way that seems almost willful. It’s as if t...
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.
Centuries before Neo instantly mastered Kung Fu in *The Matrix*, medieval scholars found a shortcut to years of diffi...
Photographs from when Atlantic City beaches featured artists ornately sculpting sand.
A Zoroastrian text about serpents translated by the President of the Bombay Anthropological Society.
An indie blog blending weekly recaps, web development, gaming, and reflections on identity and accessibility.
28 July 2026 marked my 34th birthday. Being the birthday person did not mean I did not need to do chores when it was ...
Happy Pride Month! 🏳️🌈 Cassette Beasts 2002 Announced Permalink to section 'Cassette Beasts 2002 Announced' # Casset...
Maternal Uncle's Funeral Permalink to section 'Maternal Uncle's Funeral' # On 21 May 2026, we received the news that ...
isthisit? blog
A morning of photography walking the streets under the West Gate Bridge. Here the Yarra River meets Port Phillip, and...
Analog Photography Assistant (APA) is a free, ad-free, privacy-first android app for film photographers. I have just ...
I’ve made some changes to a couple of photo albums on the website. southern-mountains features the same grainy black ...
News, tips, and tricks from the team at Fly
We’re Fly.io, a public cloud platform that is both our favorite way to put an app on the Internet and our favorite wa...
Building agents is fun. Rebuilding agents that break themselves… less so. A lot of Fly people are building agents wit...
Sprites are disposable cloud computers. They appear instantly, always include durable filesystems, and cost practical...
FrontEnd & Creative Coding
I've been developing SpaceDeck X since December last year. It started as me playing with a random framework I found f...
I want your coins! I'm making a game. It is called SpaceDeck X and you can try it online. But thanks to Amsterdam Ind...
A practising self-memoir, recorded as an inconsistent logbook.
July 22, 2026. 11:20 PMWhat’s a closet drama? Well. It is a play you read. Yes, that’s it. It is meant to be read by ...
A poem seldom arrive clean.It comes in through the windowwith dust on its knees,carrying one cracked cup,one unpaid b...
June 29, 2026, 05:45 AMThe trip was cancelled. The tickets vanished into the digital void, but the manager approved t...
Recent content on Autistic As Fxxk
Content Warning: lots of ableism (both systemic and internalised) These are just some snapshots of my life growing up...
This is probably the kind of post I should’ve done at the beginning of the year or end of last year, but if you’ve re...
Content Warning: childhood trauma, domestic abuse, gaslighting After much self-reflection, I think I figured out what...
Hi! I'm Peter, and you're on my homepage. It's an old phrase, but this place is my home, my own little corner on the vast internet. It's been around since 1999, had numerous domains, designs, and iterations. I'm trying to encourage...
Mi történik, ha nem állsz meg? Leszáll a köd, az.
Some time ago I though that putting up an AI poison maze on my site is a great way of doing something against bots th...
Due to some road closures I moved my openstreetmaps planned journey through the mountains to more cave houses up one ...
Hey! I'm Julia. Welcome to my blog. Here's every post I've ever written, organized by category. Enjoy!
Hello! I’m on a funny journey right now where I’m trying to learn how to make websites in a sort of 2010 style, where...
Hello! I’ve been working on a Django site recently, and I decided to use SQLite as the database. When I was getting s...
Hello! 8 years ago, I wrote excitedly about discovering Tailwind. At that time I really had no idea how to structure ...