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HunterDavis.com
Oct 05, 2025 from HunterDavis.com

A big ole stack of one-off projects in 2025

I actually wrote quite a bit of code in 2025! While my professional life was centered around AI enablement for my teams and getting the big launch out this year to customers, I did a fair amount of...

Benny Powers: Web Developer
Oct 04, 2025 from Benny Powers: Web Developer

Apollo Elements v3.0.0 - GraphQL Meets Web Components

After 3+ years, Apollo Elements v3.0.0 is here with Apollo Client 4 support, Node.js 24, and a cleaner API. Build GraphQL-powered web components that work in any framework—or no framework at all.

Bobby Hiltz
Oct 03, 2025 from Bobby Hiltz

Credit Feed #3: Here be Dragons

Diving into the weird world of Psikyo shmups

PREPEND
Oct 02, 2025 from PREPEND

Organizational Lock-in

I worked in an organization with lots of processes. I was in an office with no windows, a bit of a hole or maybe even oubliette. You couldn’t tell time of day, weather, etc but it was better than a...

The Fly Blog
Oct 02, 2025 from The Fly Blog

Litestream v0.5.0 is Here

I’m Ben Johnson, and I work on Litestream at Fly.io. Litestream makes it easy to build SQLite-backed full-stack applications with resilience to server failure. It’s open source, runs anywhere, and ...

R74n Newsletter
Oct 01, 2025 from R74n Newsletter

Halloween 2025 on R74n

All the things going on around R74n in October! Souls in Sandboxels, a special Infinite Chef bowl, trick-or-treating...

Tim Hårek
Oct 01, 2025 from Tim Hårek

September 2025

Fall is upon us! It’s getting colder and darker everyday now, it’s starting to smell like fall. Anyhow, this is what I’ve been up to this month! From the blog since my last recently post: A year wi...

Commented Out
Sep 30, 2025 from Commented Out

Countdown Timer for Children's Games: Hardware Design

The idea for this project was a simple countdown timer to be used by children for various games and activities where the user interface was designed to be as simple as possible; the display was cle...

Nadav Ami
Sep 30, 2025 from Nadav Ami

When You Forget Your BIOS Password

I have an old Linux laptop that I decided to repurpose last weekend. After spending 5 hours backing up files (APFS drive + read-only FUSE drivers + stubborn dev who doesn’t want to think too hard (...

briancmoses.com
Sep 29, 2025 from briancmoses.com

DIY NAS: 2025 Texas Linux Fest Edition

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! It has an Intel N150 CPU, 32GB of DDR5 RAM, TrueNAS CE, 4TB of NVME storage, 10G...

The Phoenix Trap
Sep 29, 2025 from The Phoenix Trap

Patch-Perfect: Smarter Homebrew Upgrades on macOS

Homebrew upgrades don't always need to drag you through major version bumps. I wrote brew-patch-upgrade.pl to keep updates patch-perfect, and along the way fixed my own Log::Any::Adapter::MacOS::OS...

Chuniversiteit
Sep 28, 2025 from Chuniversiteit

Do large language models respect copyright notices?

A group of researchers studied what happens when you explicitly remind large language models to respect copyright notices.

Jordi Villar
Sep 28, 2025 from Jordi Villar

2025W38

Surviving Long-Running Projects — A nice reality check on how grueling big projects can be. The author basically says: expect them to drag on, plan for “boring” maintenance, and set up routines to ...

Virtuwise
Sep 28, 2025 from Virtuwise

The Clock is Ticking: CISA Orders Patches for Cisco Zero-Days

CISA directs federal agencies to patch zero-day flaws in Cisco firewall devices amid active exploitation by hackers.

BattlePenguin
Sep 28, 2025 from BattlePenguin

Cryptocurrency, Collapsing Governments and Captain James T. Kirk

The dominant US headlines for the fall of 2025, in both mainstream and big-alternative media, involve the assassination of Charlie Kirk. As expected, people are taking to social media, politicizing...

Suffix
Sep 27, 2025 from Suffix

Paperless note-taking

From an iPad mini to the Supernote Nomad.

Michael Lynch
Sep 27, 2025 from Michael Lynch

Get xkcd Cartoons at 2x Resolution

I recently learned a neat trick from Marcus Buffett: xkcd has an undocumented way to get images of the cartoons at double their normal resolution. The _2x trick For example, xkcd #2582 “Data Trap” ...

Michael Lynch
Sep 27, 2025 from Michael Lynch

List of 2x-resolution xkcd Cartoons

This is a list of all the xkcd cartoons that are available in 2x resolution, as of today’s date. See the accompanying post, “Get xkcd Cartoons at 2x Resolution,” for an explanation. 1: No higher re...

Bobby Hiltz
Sep 26, 2025 from Bobby Hiltz

Credit Feed #2: Fail/No Fail

I talk about two platformers---one of them a modern classic---that I picked up during a sale on the Nintendo Switch

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

You are holding BUILD files wrong

I’ve heard it from people new to Bazel but also from people very familiar with the Bazel ecosystem: BUILD files must go away. And they must go away because they are redundant: they just repeat the ...

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