Technology, software development, and engineering
Cascading Space is the home of Cascade, a protogen who likes experimenting with the web.
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Archiving the old blog CSS. Just in case.
I like things that make me think.
An ESL instructor's blog covering technology, education, games, and personal reflections.
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...
Retraining myself to tie my shoes a different way lead to reflecting on how I teach my lessons.
A technical blog covering software development, data engineering, AI, and emerging technology trends with tutorials and commentary.
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...
I just returned from the 20th annual Internet Governance Forum (IGF) 2025, held in Lillestrøm (near Oslo), Norway fro...
Trying to be a little less insane than everyone else.
From computer security to writing the MTG rulebook, there are some failure modes that everyone tends to fall into.
A modest proposal to reform the system of summoning judges to assist players in need.
A tool to help with top 8 math, designing prize structures, cEDH tournament structures, etc.
A technical blog exploring machine learning, deep learning architectures, data structures, and systems programming with in-depth implementations.
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I recently built a small multi-agent simulation inspired by Rick and Morty. The setup is simple: The car must neutral...
DeepSeek R1 is a large language model which employs test-time compute to generate a response. Unlike many past decode...
A personal blog about programming, design, and software engineering research
At this point, we may just be reinventing real-world software engineering practices using LLMs.
We all know that larger large language models (LLMs) tend to perform better than smaller ones – but what about the si...
Websites are allowed to collect user data without explicit consent, if they follow all the rules – but they often don’t.
Personal blog exploring open-source software, Linux customization, and minimalist computing, alongside travel stories and reflective essays.
I share my journey to Port Angeles Washington
I talk about the flight I'm on
I republish an old (very negative) review of Stranger Things season 4, and talk about how much I have loved what the ...
Technical blog covering software development, game modding and reverse engineering, web technologies, and command-line utilities.
All Delta Force Land Warrior + Task Force Dagger OSTs extracted from the SBF assets
All Delta Force 2 OSTs extracted from the SBF assets
All Delta Force 1 OSTs extracted from the SBF assets
Brian's blog about DIY NAS servers, homelab servers, 3D-design, 3D-printing, and anything else that captures Brian's attention!
An 8-bay DIY NAS with 10GbE networking, TrueNAS 25.10.0.1, an Intel N355 CPU, 32GB of DDR5 RAM, and a smallish form f...
A summary our trip to Austin, TX to be a community exhibitor at 2025 Texas Linux fest! Especially the success of the ...
I'm going to have a booth at Texas Linux Fest, so I built a TXLF-inspired DIY NAS that I will give away in a raffle! ...
A blog about network infrastructure security and internet policy from the perspective of a network engineer.
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 ...
An early morning sweaty run along the Jiangbeizui Riverbank Park in Chongqing, China on July 24, 2025. A comparable e...
News, tips, and tricks from the team at Fly
I’m Ben Johnson, and I work on Litestream at Fly.io. Litestream is the missing backup/restore system for SQLite. It’s...
We’re Fly.io, and this is the place in the post where we’d normally tell you that our job is to take your containers ...
The state of the art in agent isolation is a read-only sandbox. At Fly.io, we’ve been selling that story for years, a...
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So after more than 20 years using a dark theme for coding, I realised that a light theme works better during the day....
I just had a chat with Alex because I couldn’t reach any of his websites, but I fired Tor browser and they were there...
You may remember that last year I was having one of my wiki revival moments, and even at some point I ended mentionin...
Raising Notifications From Terminal When executing long-running jobs in the terminal, it's useful to get notified whe...
Raising Notifications From Terminal When executing long-running jobs in the terminal, it's useful to get notified whe...
Stack Traces are Underrated I Love Stack Traces When something goes wrong in a program, many languages will spit out ...
Thranpages; home of idiosyncratic variety and curiosity. Personal website of Thran. Featuring writ, RSRU, WMW and other collected interests.
SimCity 3000 is the best SimCity. Its only problem is that it doesn't run well on contemporary systems. Not to worry,...
Selling headphones on Facebook marketplace should be easier than this.
The esteemed band 'My Bloody Valentine' announced more shows in the UK. Yet when I went to purchase presale tickets, ...
Weekly Robotics Newsletter - stay up to date on state of the art robotics, drones, space, open source projects and research.
Finally, today's e-mail comes in the redesigned version (thanks again, Hello Robo). I still have some fixes to apply ...
Hopefully, this will be the last issue in the coming months to arrive later than usual. On the other hand, it brings ...
It is my pleasure to welcome Jiga as a sponsor of Weekly Robotics! Jiga is built for hardware teams who want the spee...
Professional Website of Micheal Waltz
Everything after this paragraph was written with AI. I had Claude Code generate this post since I was curious what it...
While I’ve discussed the origins of my Macintosh 512Ke and the enhancements I’ve done over the past year. What really...
As I mentioned in my Enhancing my Macintosh 512Ke post, I use the Basilisk II Macintosh 68k emulator alongside my Mac...
News articles and blog posts by the team at FAELIX.
We’d been operating out of the Equinix MA2 Reynolds House data centre in Manchester for many years - it was our first...
Over the next three months there are going to be a lot of moving parts in the FAELIX machine. All of these will be ch...
Background I have written many times about our network platform, with the peering and transit edge based around the o...
Alejandro AR (kinduff) website with blog posts, projects, videos, and more.
Carding the CEO is the ultimate unit test.
Spent hours trying to identify my neighbor's piano song through apps.
Any product you can think of, Crafty can build.
Hey! I'm Julia. Welcome to my blog. Here's every post I've ever written, organized by category. Enjoy!
Hello! After spending some time working on the Git man pages last year, I’ve been thinking a little more about what m...
Hello! One of my favourite things is starting to learn an Old Boring Technology that I’ve never tried before but that...
Hello! This past fall, I decided to take some time to work on Git’s documentation. I’ve been thinking about working o...
amos likes to tinker
I’ve been working on so many projects in 2025, I thought it was important for me to make a recap, if only just to cle...
About two weeks ago I entered a discussion with the docs.rs team about, basically, why we have to look at this: When ...
Note: this article is adapted from a presentation I gave at a Rust Paris Meetup — that’s why it sounds a little diffe...