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Jordi Villar
Dec 27, 2025 from Jordi Villar

166 hours

Last year I wrote about hitting 130 hours of working out. I ended that note with a line I repeated three times: “I’m going to keep making progress.” I didn’t know if I’d actually do it. Part of me ...

Galaxy Garden
Dec 27, 2025 from Galaxy Garden

What I Look Forward to in 2026

2025 is coming to an end. I do not typically plan new year resolutions, because the older I got, the more aware I am of how unpredictable the future can be, and unexpected things that can disrupt o...

Nicolas Bouliane's blog posts
Dec 26, 2025 from Nicolas Bouliane's blog posts

Lessons learned from making art

My resolution for 2025 was to make more art, and I had fun keeping it. I took acrylic painting lessons, got into watercolours, printed stickers, and made hundreds of drawings. I went to sketching s...

Nicolas Bouliane's blog posts
Dec 26, 2025 from Nicolas Bouliane's blog posts

Lessons learned from making art

My resolution for 2025 was to make more art, and I had fun keeping it. I took acrylic painting lessons, got into watercolours, printed stickers, and made hundreds of drawings. I went to sketching s...

Nicolas Bouliane's blog posts
Dec 26, 2025 from Nicolas Bouliane's blog posts

Lessons learned from making art

My resolution for 2025 was to make more art, and I had fun keeping it. I took acrylic painting lessons, got into watercolours, printed stickers, and made hundreds of drawings. I went to sketching s...

Peter's Path
Dec 26, 2025 from Peter's Path

The Holy Bible - Revelation

The Holy Bible is a collection of books. So I have split them up. I will read it in 1 year, every day ~15 minutes of reading. Why read it? The Book of Revelation is the last book of the Bible, writ...

Julio Merino (jmmv.dev)
Dec 26, 2025 from Julio Merino (jmmv.dev)

ssh-agent broken in tmux? I've got you!

A little over two years ago, I wrote an article titled SSH agent forwarding and tmux done right. In it, I described how SSH agent forwarding works—a feature that lets a remote machine use the crede...

Bobby Hiltz
Dec 25, 2025 from Bobby Hiltz

2025_wrapped_work

Quantifying my work life using khal and dayplot

Merazi's blog
Dec 25, 2025 from Merazi's blog

My Journey from XFCE4 to the IceWM Window Manager

Chuck Carroll's RSS Feed
Dec 25, 2025 from Chuck Carroll's RSS Feed

Owning a Domain Increases Digital Self-Reliance

Other than looking cool to your friends, owning your own domain increases your digital self-reliance. It's kind of like having your own phone number. Just like switching cell phone carriers if you ...

seize the dev
Dec 25, 2025 from seize the dev

Bits of Open-Source in 2025

My open-source interactions in the past year.

tenticle
Dec 25, 2025 from tenticle

Tech Interview I

Today is the day. After sitting for a few minutes in a comfy chair in a lobby of an unassuming office building with serene art on the wall and pretending you are interested in the magazines availab...

Bobby Hiltz
Dec 23, 2025 from Bobby Hiltz

2025_wrapped_games

A list and ranking of the games I played in 2025

Gonçalo Valério
Dec 23, 2025 from Gonçalo Valério

The books I enjoyed the most in 2025

Here we are at the end of another year, so I will share again the two books I enjoyed the most. Before starting, here are the links to similar posts covering the previous years: This time, after th...

BattlePenguin
Dec 23, 2025 from BattlePenguin

IF-ERGO Keyboard

I’ve owned a lot of mechanical keyboards. Over two years ago, I started using an Ergodox layout, starting with the SliceMK. It was difficult to get used to the ortholinear layout of the Ergodox, bu...

Matthew Brunelle's Blog
Dec 22, 2025 from Matthew Brunelle's Blog

(My) Second Year of the Linux Desktop (For Gaming)

A look back at what it took for me to reach 0% Steam play time on Windows, even though I've been using Linux since I was a kid. Spoilers: Valve and the FOSS community are what made this possible.

The Phoenix Trap
Dec 22, 2025 from The Phoenix Trap

10 Lines to Better Docker Compose Secrets

Keep secrets out of your images: use Docker Compose secrets mounted at /run/secrets and a tiny wrapper script that exports each secret file as an environment variable so unmodified apps keep workin...

Fatbobman's Blog
Dec 22, 2025 from Fatbobman's Blog

The Indie Developer's Trial: Zipic's Productization Journey from 0 to 1

Building an indie product sounds easy, but you don't realize how deep the water is until you jump in. This is the true story of an indie developer turning a small workplace requirement into a flags...

Fatbobman's Blog
Dec 22, 2025 from Fatbobman's Blog

Escaping the Mac App Store: Building a Distribution and Sales System for Indie Apps from Scratch

The Mac App Store is simple to use, but it may not be suitable for all products. In this article, we follow the perspective of Zipic creator Shili to solve the distribution and sales problems of a ...

Fatbobman's Blog
Dec 22, 2025 from Fatbobman's Blog

Solving SwiftUI Pain Points and Performance Bottlenecks: Zipic Development Technical Retrospective

What other technical challenges exist in image compression software? This article is packed with hardcore, practical macOS development experience. From SwiftUI component adaptation to low-level Cor...

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