Blogs tagged "tech"

Ethan Hawksley's Blog

Technical blog of Ethan Hawksley, a UK-based CS student. Articles on systems programming, low-level computing, cybersecurity, and computer science.

• JSON-LD Explained for Personal Websites Jun 21, 2026

  Everything you need to know about JSON-LD and how to implement it.

• Mitigating Ongoing Registry Supply Chain Attacks May 17, 2026

  They are only becoming more frequent and more damaging.

• The Need for Post-Quantum Cryptography Apr 13, 2026

  Quantum computers are becoming increasingly realistic. We need to be ready.

GadgeteerZA

Simplifying Gadgets and Technology, is my passion!

• Firefox’s free VPN lifts data limit, offers 28 server locations Jun 16, 2026

  “You can now use1 Firefox’s free built-in VPN without a monthly data limit – but only until August 31, 2026. Mozilla ...

• Google Earth’s flight simulator is now available in your browser Jun 15, 2026

  “On Friday Google announced it was making a relatively unknown feature of Google Earth available to a wider audience....

• How one GPL lawsuit accidentally created the homelab router that changed networking forever Jun 13, 2026

  “No company sets out to make a product that exceeds its purpose and becomes a legend. In some cases when it happens, ...

HavenApps - Blog

Apps for macOS and iOS that feel at home. Local first, no subscriptions, no tracking.

• HavenAcknowledgments is now open source Mar 28, 2026

  HavenApps has released HavenAcknowledgments, an open source Swift package that shows licence notices for your depende...

• HavenDevice is now open source Mar 24, 2026

  HavenApps has released HavenDevice, an open source Swift package that collects device and app information in one plac...

• HavenGPXParser is now open source Mar 20, 2026

  HavenApps has released HavenGPXParser, an open source Swift package for working with GPX files. It reads, validates, ...

News - AlternativeTo.net

The latest tech news from AlternativeTo

• GNU nano 9.1 released with old Mac file format removal, viewport search tweaks, and more Jun 23, 2026

  GNU nano 9.1, released more than two months after the 9.0 milestone, introduces several notable changes for users of ...

• Vite 8.1 brings faster dev mode, chunk import maps, and Wasm ESM support Jun 23, 2026

  Vite 8.1 introduces experimental bundled dev mode, designed to improve development performance in projects with many ...

• Ubuntu 26.10 will feature Myna, an AI-powered private & local speech-to-text solution Jun 23, 2026

  Canonical has announced Myna, a new speech-to-text dictation initiative for Ubuntu desktop that prioritizes privacy a...

EmailShot Blog

Tips, guides, and insights about email sharing, email security, and productivity from the EmailShot team.

• How to Open EML Files on Windows, Mac, iPhone, and Android Jun 04, 2026

  Step-by-step guide to opening EML email files on every platform — in Outlook, Apple Mail, Thunderbird, or directly in...

• How to View VCF File Contents Without Importing Contacts May 25, 2026

  How to read any VCF or vCard file without saving contacts to your address book — on Windows, Mac, iPhone, Android, or...

• The Best AI Tools to Pair With Your Email Workflow May 09, 2026

  A practical guide to combining ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Notion AI, and other LLM tools with your email — and how Emai...

Hackaday

Fresh hacks every day

• Reviving MSN Messenger’s i-Buddy USB Accessory Jun 23, 2026

  Some of our esteemed readers were not yet out of diapers back in 2013 when Microsoft decided to put MSN Messenger out...

• A BIOS For Your ESP32-C6 Jun 23, 2026

  An old-style PC BIOS served the function of a bootloader in loading the operating system kernel, and of an API in pro...

• A Custom PCB for the Casio G-Shock Jun 23, 2026

  With the PCB fabrication services available to the modern hobbyist, it’s become increasingly common to see replacemen...

Toni Notes

Toni Notes is for writers, creators, and indie builders who want better ways to publish and run their online work.

• A newsletter should extend a publication, not duplicate it Apr 30, 2026

  A newsletter earns its place when it gives a publication a narrower, more direct return surface instead of just repea...

• When a tiny publication becomes something you have to run Apr 26, 2026

  A tiny publication starts becoming something you have to run when small fixes stop staying local. The archive begins ...

• What makes an archive worth staying in? Apr 23, 2026

  Archive depth is not a post count. A small publication starts feeling worth staying in when one post prepares the nex...

tenticle

• Tech Interview: Aftertaste Feb 25, 2026

  Interviews take a lot of energy. In general but this one in particular. And getting through it also deserves a little...

• Yelling at Matrix Multiplication Feb 15, 2026

  commit ba5eddeadbeefc0ffeeda7ac1a55b00b1e5fafff Author: Anonymous Colleague Date: Fri Jan 23 11:23:42 2026 +0000 Yel...

• Glass Walls of Comp Day Feb 12, 2026

  Glass walls of comp day, “Tough times” reflected on mouth, Spoils go to victor machine.

The Emu Café Social

A tranquil café with coffee and tea

• Ambient Irony on Amodei vs Altman Jun 19, 2026

  I look forward to reading Pixy Misa’s Daily News Stuff posts (seven days a week), which feature links to tech and pol...

• The Case Against Share Buttons Jun 18, 2026

  Back in The New Leaf Journal’s early days, I had share buttons on my articles. I eventually removed them in part beca...

• Pook-Emu Bee: Links For 06-18-26 Jun 18, 2026

  I missed Pook-Emu Bee links yesterday and am late today, but we can hardly let a backlog grow… so let us link today. ...

The Autodidacts

Exploring the universe from the inside out

• How to fit Qwen 3.6 35B A3B into 16GB of VRAM, & run it with Llama.cpp on an RTX 3080 Jun 13, 2026

  The belly hangs over the belt, but it fits

• Let’s call ‘em “aigents” Jun 13, 2026

  The portmanteau is overdue

• Treat People as Flowers Jun 11, 2026

  Here today, gone tomorrow

Boris Tane

I'm Boris Tane, and I build software

• Slop Creep: The Great Enshittification of Software Mar 14, 2026

  Coding agents didn't make poor engineers dangerous. They made them unstoppable.

• The Software Development Lifecycle Is Dead Feb 20, 2026

  AI agents didn't make the SDLC faster. They killed it. All that's left is context.

• How I Use Claude Code Feb 10, 2026

  The research-plan-implement workflow I use to build software with Claude Code, and why I never let it write code unti...

Sam Patterson's Blog

Thoughts on software development, AI, and technology

• Informed versus Uninformed AI Skeptics Mar 27, 2025

  In Which I Describe why some AI Skeptics need to Experiment

• No Longer 98.6 - How Human Body Temperature has Changed Mar 24, 2025

  In Which I Learn that our Body Temperature is Lower than Commonly Believed

• Can Coding LLMs only Increase Complexity? Mar 21, 2025

  In Which I Vent my Frustrations about Using LLMs for Coding

Adventures in Open Source Software

Recent content on Adventures in Open Source Software

• Sonoff Zigbee Bridge with Home Assistant Jun 10, 2026

  Back in November of 2024, my father (who is now 86) moved in with us. We are lucky enough to have a house with a base...

• San Francisco Omnistrate Event Jun 05, 2026

  Last month I had the opportunity to attend an event hosted by Omnistrate at the Amazon office on Market Street in San...

• Farewell AWS May 29, 2026

  Wow. I really didn’t expect my post about being fired from AWS to get as much traction as it did, but verklempt doesn...

Chuck Carroll's RSS Feed

Chuck Carroll's RSS Feed: A place where I complain about technology or dive into quasi-philsophical subjects.

• Reviving an Obsolete NAS with Alt-F May 25, 2026

  I was recently handed down a D-Link DNS-323 NAS which I thought would be great for my brother to use. Although the st...

• Self Hosting Passwords May 21, 2026

  A few months back, Ars Technica published Password managers' promise that they can't see your vaults isn't always tru...

• A Rant on Owning a Modern EV May 18, 2026

  This post is not about electric vehicle hesitations like range anxiety and more complicated trip planning. No, this p...

Stranger Than Usual

• HTTP/3 stats Jun 22, 2026

  Ist HTTP/3 für dieses Blog schneller als 1.1 oder 2?

• Rollenspielszenen: Verdorben und fermentiert Jun 19, 2026

  Ist eine verdorbene Gottheit fermentiert? Wo ist der Unterschied? Und ist es wichtig?

• Bahnhoroskop Jun 18, 2026

  Warum ist der Zug zu spät? Es steht in den Sternen.

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.

• Ride to Tamarind Valley Collective Jun 22, 2026

  I wanted to visit TVC to monitor the construction of the house and help Kiran set up the fiber backbone for internet ...

• Weekly Notes 25/2026 Jun 19, 2026

  I am back from Chennai. It was fun meeting lots of students, hearing what they think, etc. This time I met some old-t...

• Thank you for attending Back to Basics: Build Your Own LLM from Scratch Jun 18, 2026

  I sent this email to all workshop attendees. It made sense to publish it as a post as well. Thank you for attending t...

Saeed Esmaili

I’m a data scientist based in Amsterdam, currently working at Spotify. I work on projects aimed at enhancing the productivity and experience of developers, using research and data analysis to inform our platform strategies.

• Save an audio file into your Spotify account via CLI May 25, 2026

  I have added several long conversational youtube videos into a playlist, hoping I’ll come back to the them some day, ...

• Treat your morning ritual like an opening chess move Mar 16, 2026

  I quite liked this metaphoric view of the morning ritual from Herbert Lui: A good morning ritual needs to be flexible...

• Taming Claude Code: Taking Back Control Feb 18, 2026

  I started using Claude Code in July last year. I was a Cursor user looking for something better, and I was skeptical ...

Blog by Vesa Piittinen

A blog mostly dedicated around web development topics.

• HTML custom elements Dec 07, 2024

  This is a dump of my custom elements knowledge and how to make it all work with React.

• Smallest GIF? Meh! Tiniest data URL is a BMP! Sep 01, 2024

  There is the occasional need for the tiniest possible image, but what can we use as one?

• Two line balanced inline block Feb 04, 2024

  Sometimes you want to have inline elements that have two lines of text. Can you achieve that with just CSS?

Daryl Sun's Journal

An online diary of a lady's misadventures in two worlds

• Special Edition — Ego Oct 31, 2025

  Special Edition — Ego TL;DR:What's the difference between my ego in the real world and my ego online? This blog post ...

• Special Edition — Colors Aug 31, 2025

  Special Edition — Colors TL;DR:Purple is my color. This blog post has approximately 301 words and may take 2 minutes ...

• Special Edition — Take Two Jun 07, 2025

  Special Edition — Take Two TL;DR:If I had another chance, I would have started this blog earlier. This blog post has ...

home - SHRIK3 on SHRIK3

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

• 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...

• checklist for learning programming language Feb 25, 2026

  h1, h2, h3, h4 ,h6 { font-size: unset;} § the language keywords primitive types integer, float, string, array, slice,...

• Agentic Society and Its Future Feb 24, 2026

  A blunt reference, but I immediately thought about Kaczynski 1 when the idea randomly jumped into my mind. There is n...