Posts tagged "variety"

Random internet finds: public transport

Browsing, like public transport, takes you from somewhere you’re not to somewhere you don’t need to be – but it does bring you places.

June 2025

We’re officially more than half-way through 2025! June has felt like the shortest month so far. 🍀 Life This month I’ve been to Berlin with my older brother and younger sister, as a gift to our sist...

Webmentions V2

Earlier this year, I added webmentions to my website. Back then, I relied on the API that webmention.io provides, and on fetching data from there as part of this website’s build pipeline. I added c...

Pine Smoke

I’ve just published Pine Smoke, an album of fifty-seven landscape photographs from the west of Tasmania. Pine Smoke This was my third trip to Tasmania, a place I like to visit because the climate a...

Postrolls and Comments

Added some doodads. It was easier than I thought.

The Age of Ultra-nihilism

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 approximately 307 words and may take 2 minutes to read. This post was submitted ...

Weekly update #20250601

Messaging as a customer channel and its relationship to cost of labour: interesting thoughts from Mark Zuckerberg in this interview by Stripe’s co-CEO John Collison. Happy to see that almost no one...

This Week — Now For Something Slightly Different

This Week — Now For Something Slightly Different TL;DR:Some interesting web projects launched this week. Also, I tried out Hypixel Skyblock. This blog post has approximately 513 words and may take ...

Special Edition — Small Web Communities

Special Edition — Small Web Communities TL;DR:Small web communities helped me feel more confident and less lonely. This blog post has approximately 928 words and may take 5 minutes to read. This po...

May 2025

The shortest work month in Norway is over, and summer is right around the corner! From the blog this month: Docker Context Introducing git-bump 🍀 Life My SO started traveling offshore this month. S...

Digital Spring Cleaning Part 1

Taking Obsidian for a drive around the block.

A Generative AI Cautionary Tale

There has been a lot of speculation and investment around Generative AI and how it will transform our society, but in the rush to capitalize on this new technology many companies are just going to ...

This Week — It's Mostly Wynncraft

This Week — It's Mostly Wynncraft TL;DR:I went on a work trip. Mostly, though, I played Wynncraft This blog post has approximately 250 words and may take 2 minutes to read. Hello, and welcome back!...

Amazon Web Services - Three Years In

Today is my third anniversary with Amazon Web Services (AWS). If I had to describe this last year with one word it would be “change”. Unlike a lot of people I know who really don’t care for change,...

Axolotls, Genies, and Kaiju; a Quick TTRPG Zine Roundup #2

Another great round-up of tabletop RPG zines; Axolotl with a Gun, Game Genie Apocalypse/Reading the Apocalypse, and Home; a MECH X KAIJU RPG. The post Axolotls, Genies, and Kaiju; a Quick TTRPG Zin...

This Week (and Previous Week) — The Sick Edition, No. 2

This Week (and Previous Week) — The Sick Edition, No. 2 TL;DR:omg.lol hosts a charity event with a twist, two magazines launch, Archive of Our Own goes through two controversies, and I get addicted...

🆕 Sandboxels OUT ON STEAM + New Update ♨️

Sandboxels has officially been released on Steam! To celebrate, we also have a new update (v1.11.2) with some small but neat features!

The Dark Forest Hypothesis

A few years ago I read Cixin Liu's Remembrance of Earth's Past trilogy (The Three Body Problem, The Dark Forest, and Death's End) and I recently revisited it in audiobook format. The Dark Forest is...

Moving In With Bear

Despite everything, it's still my blog