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Personal Log at usebox.net
Jan 15, 2026 from Personal Log at usebox.net

UseboxWiki source code

You may remember that last year I was having one of my wiki revival moments, and even at some point I ended mentioning here that I wrote a wiki. I mean: another one! But then, nothing happened. Esp...

Jordi Villar
Jan 14, 2026 from Jordi Villar

Work only I can do

My entire strategy is to do the work only I can do. Work that can’t be taught. Work that requires some unique combination of my skills, opinions, tastes, and experiences. Work that without me, woul...

Fatbobman's Blog
Jan 14, 2026 from Fatbobman's Blog

Surviving tvOS: An Engineering Log of an Atypical Media Player

tvOS is far more than just an enlarged iPad. This article is an engineering log of the Syncnext player, providing an in-depth analysis of real pitfalls in Apple TV development: from the Focus mecha...

ttntm.me - Blog
Jan 14, 2026 from ttntm.me - Blog

40 Questions – 2025 Edition

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 this year that you’d never done before? Bought a new apartment. Did you keep yo...

The Fly Blog
Jan 14, 2026 from The Fly Blog

The Design & Implementation of Sprites

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 and run them on our own hardware all around the world. But last week, we launche...

Ishan Das Sharma
Jan 14, 2026 from Ishan Das Sharma

How to Generate Presigned URLs for R2 When Using Cloudflare Workers (And Make Sure They Actually Work)

So you want to let users upload files directly to Cloudflare R2 from their browser? Great idea! Presigned URLs are the way to do it. You follow the documentation, you generate a presigned URL, and…...

Michael Lynch
Jan 14, 2026 from Michael Lynch

Refactoring English: Month 13

New here? Hi, I’m Michael. I’m a software developer and founder of small, indie tech businesses. I’m currently working on a book called Refactoring English: Effective Writing for Software Developer...

Matthew Brunelle's Blog
Jan 13, 2026 from Matthew Brunelle's Blog

It's Ploopin' Time

As in the new Ploopy Trackpad that is. I got my hands on the full kit finally and had time to give it a whirl. So far so good with both KDE on NixOS and MacOS. Also, I learn about open hardware lic...

Kev Quirk
Jan 13, 2026 from Kev Quirk

Linux in the Air

🔗 Linux in the Air by Sal Sal talks about how Linux is going through somewhat of a revival at the moment, as well as some of his own thoughts on the whole Mac vs Windows vs Linux debacle. Read Post...

unixdigest.com
Jan 13, 2026 from unixdigest.com

How to change the init system in Artix Linux to Dinit

In this small tutorial I am going to show you how you can change the init system on Artix Linux from e.g. OpenRC or runit to Dinit.

Ploum.net
Jan 13, 2026 from Ploum.net

La ligne de commande communiste, le code Baudot et le comte ChatGPT

La ligne de commande communiste, le code Baudot et le comte ChatGPT Il y a quelques mois, un lecteur m’a fait découvrir un incroyable jeu historico-politique entièrement réalisé en AsciiArt: « Le c...

Stranger Than Usual
Jan 12, 2026 from Stranger Than Usual

Raspberry Pi: Headless setup mit WLAN und SSH

Es fällt mir immer schwerer, eine Anleitung zu finden, wie man das macht, also schreibe ich jetzt selber eine.

Peter's Path
Jan 12, 2026 from Peter's Path

End-to-End The Worlds Longest Train Journey by Scott Manson

Why read the book? Scott Manson wrote End-to-End. He rode trains from Vila Real de Santo Antonio in Portugal to Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam. The trip covered 18,295 kilometres and took 35 days. He ...

 Paul's Weblog
Jan 12, 2026 from Paul's Weblog

Weeknotes for 2026-W02

Whew. It’s 1) been a week and 2) been a while since I’ve written one of these. I don’t think this is me getting back into the weeknotes swing of things, but who knows. Either way there’s been a lot...

Fatbobman's Blog
Jan 12, 2026 from Fatbobman's Blog

An AT Life Isn't Necessarily Better Than an MT One - Fatbobman's Swift Weekly #118

When I learned to drive, I used a manual transmission (MT). At first, my lack of skill often left me flustered, so for my first car, I went straight for an automatic (AT). However, after driving fo...

Stranger Than Usual
Jan 12, 2026 from Stranger Than Usual

Is prime numbers bad for kids?

Where do search suggestions on duckduckgo.com come from?

Brajeshwar
Jan 12, 2026 from Brajeshwar

Sprezzatura

I have thought of this for a long time, but never knew the correct terminology. Recently, I stumbled on it and its Italian, Sprezzatura.

Weekly Robotics Newsletter | Go, Robots!
Jan 12, 2026 from Weekly Robotics Newsletter | Go, Robots!

Weekly Robotics #343

The schedule for the Robotics and Simulation Devroom at FOSDEM 2026 is out! We have some exciting talks lined up. I'm really looking forward to it, and if you can come to Brussels at the end of Jan...

R74n Newsletter
Jan 11, 2026 from R74n Newsletter

Sandboxels Update: Pixel Groups, Cooler (Hotter?) Fire, and 1 billion more features

Okay, maybe only 1 million

Ryan Bagley
Jan 11, 2026 from Ryan Bagley

Chrome Featured Extension Is Actually A Scraper Network

Update on January 30, 2026: A MyBib developer contacted me about this extension’s behavior. They confirmed that this was expected behavior and it was how they were pooling the retrieval of user cit...

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