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Tim Hårek
Nov 30, 2025 from Tim Hårek

November 2025

This month felt like two months, I don’t know why. 🍀 Life age++ this month, I have less than a year left in my twenties, not that I worry about that. But friends and family always like to point tha...

Matthew Brunelle's Blog
Nov 29, 2025 from Matthew Brunelle's Blog

Installing Jellyfin Tizen On Your Inlaw's Samsung TV In Just N Simple Steps

No. It was not simple. I like to self host Jellyfin. I like to use it when I travel. How hard could it be to install Jellyfin on a Samsung TV?

Heitor's log
Nov 27, 2025 from Heitor's log

Benchmarking checksum tools

There are plenty of CLI tools to calculate the checksum of files. But, which one is the fastest?

briancmoses.com
Nov 26, 2025 from briancmoses.com

DIY NAS: 2026 Edition

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 factor that occupies less than 20 liters of your office space.

Bobby Hiltz
Nov 25, 2025 from Bobby Hiltz

The Press Has Entered The Chat

A post about an alternative Android ROM

Chris Short
Nov 24, 2025 from Chris Short

Will Agentic AI Pay Off? Cybersecurity Shifts and EU Cloud Pressure | TSG Ep. 973

The gang then looks at how AI is about to transform cybersecurity before examining why the European Union is investigating Amazon Web Services and Microsoft.

Chuck Carroll's RSS Feed
Nov 24, 2025 from Chuck Carroll's RSS Feed

A Reminder on the Realities of Digital Purchases

This is a follow up from something I wrote in 2020 titled The End of Ownership in a Digital Age where I discuss (ie complain) about what it means to "own" something in the modern digital age. I've ...

Julio Merino (jmmv.dev)
Nov 24, 2025 from Julio Merino (jmmv.dev)

BazelCon 2025 recap

It has been just over two years since I started Blog System/5, and that means it’s time for the now-usual(?) BazelCon 2025 trip report! The conference, arranged by the Linux Foundation, took place ...

Personal Log at usebox.net
Nov 23, 2025 from Personal Log at usebox.net

Simplifying self-hosting repos

I’ve been self-hosting my git repos for over 3 years. I already discussed here the problem with LLM crawlers, and that I wrote a script to automatically block these bots. Unfortunately, things are ...

Personal Log at usebox.net
Nov 23, 2025 from Personal Log at usebox.net

Learning a bit of VGA

Since the DOSember Game Jam was announced I’ve been toying with the idea of making another DOS game. Something small, that would allow me to try some ideas in the context of a game jam. I haven’t b...

Chuniversiteit
Nov 23, 2025 from Chuniversiteit

Weaponised autism in online alt-right communities

The term “weaponised autism” is frequently used on extremist platforms such as Gab. What is it and what does it mean for autistic people?

fasterthanli.me
Nov 22, 2025 from fasterthanli.me

Does Dioxus spark joy?

Note: this article is adapted from a presentation I gave at a Rust Paris Meetup — that’s why it sounds a little different than usual. Enjoy! Good evening! Tonight, I will attempt to answer the ques...

Jasco's Website
Nov 21, 2025 from Jasco's Website

On Wayland

I talk about my frustrations with Wayland and what I see as it's faults

Kevin Cox's Blog
Nov 19, 2025 from Kevin Cox's Blog

Digdoku

I randomly had the idea that it would be interesting to “dig into” all possible Sudoku puzzles. So I created Digdoku. The landing page is an “empty” puzzle, each link leads to a puzzle with one add...

Ryan Bagley
Nov 17, 2025 from Ryan Bagley

Mine, All Mine

Gustav Holst, The Planets, op. 32, Boston Symphony Orchestra, conducted by William Steinberg, Deutsche Grammophon, 1971, LP. I stepped into a music store this weekend for the first time in quite a ...

Jordi Villar
Nov 17, 2025 from Jordi Villar

64-bit Misalignment

I’ve been following CMU’s 15-445/645 Database Systems course lately, trying to fill some gaps in my low-level systems knowledge. When the lectures covered memory alignment, it all made perfect sens...

 Paul's Weblog
Nov 17, 2025 from Paul's Weblog

You Should Index Your To-Go Cup Lid

Here’s a quick tip to improve your “drinking a hot to-go beverage” experience: Index the lid opening so it’s opposite the seam in the lid. This helps immensely in avoiding the dreaded drips. Here’s...

Caffeinspiration
Nov 16, 2025 from Caffeinspiration

Timeline and Early Days

Timeline and discovery: the early days The simple timeline of my journey sounds deceptively easy at first: I found out about the issue after an echocardiogram on January 23rd, 2025. I had open hear...

Chuniversiteit
Nov 16, 2025 from Chuniversiteit

Potential threats to the validity of LLM-based software engineering research

Large language models have become a popular tool for software engineering research, but they can also influence the outcome of experiments.

William Lyon's Blog
Nov 16, 2025 from William Lyon's Blog

Deploying Single Instance Neo4j On A VPS With Custom Domain

A complete guide to deploying Neo4j Enterprise 5.x on any VPS (Digital Ocean, AWS, GCP, Azure, or on-premises) with SSL/TLS encryption, database restoration, and read-only user configuration.

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