Technology, software development, and engineering
A personal tech blog focused on Linux desktop environments, window managers, and open-source software projects including a static site generator.
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 tried to use Claude Code with Opus 4.6 to implement a connector between Youtube Music and opensubsonic. The end res...
I've seen a continuous degradation to the UX of Claude Code over the last two months. Now with the release of Opus 4....
I got to see Griffin at his only event about his new book The Stowaway where he did a live reading and gave advice on...
Tom's homepage. A personal website, journal and playground.
The title - Hiding - is a pretty good description of the state of mind I find myself in right now. I could leave it a...
If you had told me a year ago, that I’d be living in a new apartment now, I wouldn’t have taken you seriously, laughi...
A list of 40 Questions to ask yourself every year. I saw it elsewhere, and decided to give it a go. – What did you do...
A technical journal focused on infrastructure, networking, and IT operations, featuring configuration guides and home network design.
Notes for this lock are not complete. But, by all means read away! Summary The lock I purchased was the Master Lock M...
Notes on this lock are not complete. But, by all means read away! Summary Now to start with the lock that broke me in...
Summary This is my write-up for the Quito: Control One Container from Another challenge provided by SadServers. Where...
A tech blog with notes on software development, geospatial tools, monorepo architectures, full disk encryption, and coding side projects.
Messaging as a customer channel and its relationship to cost of labour: interesting thoughts from Mark Zuckerberg in ...
I upgraded the blogging engine for this site from an outdated version of Hugo (0.92.2) to the latest release (0.147.0...
My attempt to write more frequently by sharing random updates clearly failed (just look at when I published the last ...
An indie blog blending weekly recaps, web development, gaming, and reflections on identity and accessibility.
Grandmother's Death Anniversary and Tomb Sweeping Permalink to section 'Grandmother's Death Anniversary and Tomb Swee...
Eid al-Fitr 2026 Permalink to section 'Eid al-Fitr 2026' # Happy Eid al-Fitr to those who celebrate! While I am not a...
I was officially diagnosed with retinitis pigmentosa (RP) on 30 November 2024 when seeing an eye doctor, then I wrote...
A computer science graduate student's blog covering machine learning, data science, quantum computing, and other technical topics.
During my undergraduate studies, I relied on a gaming laptop for most of my university projects because I needed a po...
In this post, we’ll explore the crucial role of distributed training in scaling Deep Neural Networks (DNNs) to handle...
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Practical Linux tutorials and command-line tips covering system administration, scripting, and performance benchmarking.
Calculating checksum of files accross nested directories, and verifying them, without any custom scripts.
`#` starts a comment in Bash, but not always. A small quirk with a clear rule.
Ever wondered why a package ended up in your Nix store? Here's how nix why-depends can help you find out.
A software developer's blog and project portfolio focused on coding, software architecture, and technology.
Whenever I ask an AI for help on a nontrivial database task I'm always extra careful. By experience I know that they ...
For the last twenty years, we've lived in a "golden age" of hobbyist coding. If you had a laptop and an internet conn...
This is a write-up of the first 18 years of history of Pymunk. It's adapted from the talk 18 Years of Falling Objects...
A blog about network infrastructure security and internet policy from the perspective of a network engineer.
Subsea internet cables carry 99 percent of transoceanic digital traffic.1 Financial transactions, diplomatic communic...
Iran’s HTTP requests from February 24 to March 8, 2026 from the perspective of Cloudflare. Courtesy of Cloudflare Rad...
Western mob wife appears to have been the overarching clothing aesthetic at the last Sundance Film Festival in the st...
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.
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...
An ESL instructor's blog covering technology, education, games, and personal reflections.
A guide to digital privacy for 2026, a manifesto to refuse complying to new measures, three suggestions for this new ...
A satirical post about alternative Android operating systems
In honour of CSS Naked Day, I will disable CSS until tomorrow
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.
Leaving the autoresearch loop going, the LLM was able to make 7.8% progress on the distillation task. I saw Andrej Ka...
Leaving the autoresearch loop going, the LLM was able to make 7.8% progress on the distillation task. I saw Andrej Ka...
TLDR: I extracted fens and stockfish evaluations for 3.9 billion chess positions. I then trained a neural network on ...
A personal blog about programming, design, and software engineering research
The Corporate Bullshit Receptivity Scale provides a way to measure how susceptible someone is to corporate bullshit.
Researchers evaluated different explainable AI designs for disinformation detection and found some surprising results.
Valse vrienden naaien je er altijd bij op een moment waarop het je niet uitkomt, dus je kunt maar beter goed voorbere...
Personal blog exploring open-source software, Linux customization, and minimalist computing, alongside travel stories and reflective essays.
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A very serious critique of American spellings of English words.
I talk about rewriting Notex and integrating it more deeply into my website pipeline.
Technical blog covering software development, game modding and reverse engineering, web technologies, and command-line utilities.
Why is it the way it is?
All Delta Force Land Warrior + Task Force Dagger OSTs extracted from the SBF assets
All Delta Force 2 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! ...
I'm a software engineer at the Coop Genossenschaft, swim coach and swimmer in Switzerland.
My workflow of letting Claude Code process raw files into notes and sort them into my personal wiki, while making sur...
A short overview on how I self-host.
There is no builtin way to convert a relative path to an absolute path in ansible. However we can use the readlink co...