The Linkfest

The opposite of doomscrolling: Every two weeks (roughly) I send you a collection of the best Internet reading I've found -- links to culture, technology, art and science that fascinated me. Full, free archives here. I'm Clive Thompson, a longtime science and tech reporter (Wired, New York Times ...

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  • Pizza Time

    Unfinished; posting anyway. Pizza and 2+1 offers go together like Apache Airflow and data engineering: Nobody knows w...

  • Tech Interview: Aftertaste

    Interviews take a lot of energy. In general but this one in particular. And getting through it also deserves a little...

  • Yelling at Matrix Multiplication

    commit ba5eddeadbeefc0ffeeda7ac1a55b00b1e5fafff Author: Anonymous Colleague Date: Fri Jan 23 11:23:42 2026 +0000 Yel...

Noahie's Blog

Welcome! This is where you can find my most up-to-date writings.

  • Snowflake

    Another influx of coupling thoughts, yet no greater truth to be found in them—how vexed I am, that I continue to writ...

  • Man of Scribbles

    The rhetorician sleeps again. Two olanzapines last night, 400 mg of liquid caffeine this morning. The uneasiness and ...

  • Christmas Tree Man

    Less shit, not more. Especially with being more manic recently, my capacity to make decisions is disoriented by the c...

Adventures in Open Source Software

Recent content on Adventures in Open Source Software

  • 2026 Percona Live EU - Amsterdam

    I was super-eager to attend my first Percona Live as a Perconian. While I was supposed to be at the one in the US in ...

  • 25 Years of Professional Open Source

    I forget when I was first introduced to open source. Back when I got my first computer in 1978, most of the software ...

  • Passbolt Password Server

    For $REASONS I decided to cancel my 1Password subscription. It renewed in February so I have time to get comfortable ...

Chuck Carroll's RSS Feed

Chuck Carroll's RSS Feed: A place where I complain about technology or dive into quasi-philsophical subjects.

  • Are LLMs 'Other Minds'?

    On whether LLMs and agentic AIs are a positive and beneficial invention, I tend to lean more toward optimism. Althoug...

  • Why I Stopped Paying to Host Two Static Sites

    I recently switched from Namecheap shared hosting to Cloudflare Pages. I have two websites that are both plain text h...

  • Converting FLACs to Opus

    I have music collection of over 12,000 tracks. I prefer to actually own my music (ie digital files) and being able to...

Thejesh GN

A container for all my views with excerpts from technology, travel, films, books, kannada, friends and other interests. I am Thejesh GN, friends call me Thej.

  • Weekly Notes 40/2026

    It’s been a crazy but good week. It’s also been a fun week. Last Friday was a long class at APU before the midterm ho...

  • How Do We Get More Microgrants in India?

    I gathered a group of folks and did the BOF session at IndiaFOSS/2026. The idea behind the BoF session wasn’t to pres...

  • Weekly Notes 39/2026

    In one of my earlier blog posts, I mentioned that I have become more routine, more protective of my time, and indirec...

Saeed Esmaili

I’m a data scientist based in Amsterdam, currently working at Spotify. I work on projects aimed at enhancing the productivity and experience of developers, using research and data analysis to inform our platform strategies.

Daryl Sun's Journal

An online diary of a lady's misadventures in two worlds

  • Special Edition — Ego

    Special Edition — Ego TL;DR:What's the difference between my ego in the real world and my ego online? This blog post ...

  • Special Edition — Colors

    Special Edition — Colors TL;DR:Purple is my color. This blog post has approximately 301 words and may take 2 minutes ...

  • Special Edition — Take Two

    Special Edition — Take Two TL;DR:If I had another chance, I would have started this blog earlier. This blog post has ...

Chronicles of Miss Miseria

A practising self-memoir, recorded as an inconsistent logbook.

R74n Newsletter

Be notified when Sandboxels and other R74n projects are updated, along with ramblings from the developer!

~hedy

A digital garden exploring web development, the small/indie web, Gemini protocol, book reviews, and personal reflections.

  • Separating dark mode and night shift on a Mac

    On iOS, it’s possible to use a custom schedule to turn on the night shift (slightly tinted yellow-orange) mode separa...

  • 📚 The Anthropocene Reviewed

    This would have been a great opportunity to use “The Anthropocene Reviewed, reviewed” if not for the sake of my confo...

  • Blog questions challenge

    Kev Quirk started a personal blog challenge where you answer a few questions and “tag” a few people of your choosing ...

Nicolas Bouliane's blog posts

A wide-ranging blog with technical tutorials on Django, Python, and web development alongside travel guides and reflections on life abroad in Germany.

  • Things done properly

    Sakura pens are great, but they’re hard to tell apart from one another, especially in a stuffed pencil case at the bo...

  • A Buttondown review

    I have used Buttondown for almost a year now for All About Berlin’s newsletter. I could not find reviews for Buttondo...

  • How to (properly) apply for an apartment viewing

    I am subletting my apartment. These are the mistakes people make when they contact me about my listing. Kleinanzeigen...

Randall Degges

A long-running blog mixing practical programming guides on Django, Node.js, and PostgreSQL with essays on developer careers, productivity, and personal growth.

  • I'm Writing Again

    I can’t believe it’s been over two years since I last published an article here! Time really flies. The crazy part is...

  • I'm Writing Again

    I can’t believe it’s been over two years since I last published an article here! Time really flies. The crazy part is...

  • Real Estate vs Stocks

    As I’ve mentioned before, I’m a bit of a personal finance nerd. I’ve been carefully tracking my spending and investin...

The Public Domain Review

An online journal exploring curious and obscure works that have entered the public domain, featuring essays, collections, and cultural commentary on historical art, literature, and media.

Let’s get Person-al

A personal blog with posts spanning book and movie reviews, technology projects, and commentary on social and political topics.

splitbrain.org - blog

electronic brain surgery since 2001

  • My new favorite Terminal

    My new favorite Terminal I have been using the XFCE terminal for decades now and it has always been good enough. Howe...

  • Home Assistant Transplant

    Home Assistant Transplant I have been running Home Assistant on a Raspberry Pi 4 for about five years now. A short wh...

  • Retractable Cable USB-C Chargers (65W PD)

    Retractable Cable USB-C Chargers (65W PD) Like all my other modern electronics, my Framework Laptop1) charges via USB...