Tootfinder

What is in a #Rust #Allocator?
https://blog.sulami.xyz/posts/what-is-in-a-rust-al…

https://guix.gnu.org/en/blog/2024/identifying-software/ - Identifying software: supply chain security with GNU Guix.

https://guix.gnu.org/en/blog/2024/identifying-software/ - Identifying software: supply chain security with GNU Guix.

I'm sort of impressed I've already written over 50 blog posts this year! But I had a very productive few months. I do sort of expect things to slow down a bit.
➡️ https://rasterweb.net/raster/

RasterWeb!
~/ Insights and such since 1997...

A post from the archive 📫:
Find the address of an object in Visual Studio
https://www.poppastring.com/blog/find-the-address-of-an-object-in-visual-studio

So many blog posts to write, so little time … 🥹

Any folks out there who are succesfully making regular, consistent capital-C Content (blog posts, videos, podcasts, etc...anything public-facing) on a regular basis, who also have ADHD, and can share your strategies for maintaining consistency?
#ADHD #ContentCreators

Ich habe im Februar und März die Mass Effect Legendary Edition erstmalig gespielt und meine Gedanken dazu verbloggt: https://blog.wiedner.berlin/posts/mass-effect-gedanken/

I uninstalled LinkedIn on my phone last night. It has become a toxic boot-licking, overtly corporate environment the past few years.
I have occasionally enjoyed in the past and posted new blog posts on it but that ends now.
I’ll still keep it around for job searching and posting jobs from the laptop but that’s it.
#linkedin

🇬🇧 The longer form of #blog posts has temporarily started to tire me out a bit, plus I have an additional project on the side for the blog that consumes some of my time. Because of this, lately I've been finding a lot of joy in writing shorter notes like this recent one about #KoboldLetters

A whole series of blog posts on 'Artificial Intelligence' from Ex Libris including 'Introducing Our AI Metadata Generator'
https://exlibrisgroup.com/blog/artificial-intelligence-blog-series-introducing-our-ai-metadata-gene…

Artificial Intelligence Blog Series: Introducing Our AI Metadata Generator - Ex Libris
 At Ex Libris, the use of AI technology is always done to solve the real challenges of real users, librarians, and libraries. We respect the need for privacy and intellectual property considerations, and above all, we understand the importance of using trusted scholarly content to generate results and information.    

One of the things I wished for when I moved away from Squarespace, was to be able to write new blog posts from my iPad.
Thanks to the #DevContainer spec, GitHub codespaces, and the pre-built #Hugo feature, I now can:

#GISChat & #QGIS users: Did you like the monthly plugin update blog posts?
e.g. https://blog.qgis.org/2023/…

Plugin Update August 2023
In August 13 new plugins that have been published in the QGIS plugin repository. Here’s the quick overview in reverse chronological order. If any of the names or short descriptions piques you…

2022 retro-link! https://sylvestre.ledru.info/blog/2022/01/29/an-update-on-rust-coreutils - An update on rust/coreutils.

I wrote a quick blogpost on how I use @…'s @… to make sure that my blog posts are archived in a way that they remain findable and accessible if my blog ever disappears. 🏛️
https://tzovar.as/archiving-with-rogue-scholar/

https://blog.erlend.sh/credit-your-genai
It's bad enough that GenAI mashes together thousands of similar drawings and repaints them at your behest with the signatures of its contributors scrubbed out, their record of work erased. Don't add insult to injury by omitting …

Credit your GenAI
Incognito by Matt Dixon I've noticed a worrying trend among many bloggers who use GenAI for the images of their posts: No credit is giv...

So many blog posts to write, so little time … 🥹

New blog post (not April fools!):
“Hidden models and latent compression in community detection”
This an overdue post on a joint work with Alec Kirkley published last year.
https://skewed.de/tiago/posts/hidden-models/

I uninstalled LinkedIn on my phone last night. It has become a toxic boot-licking, overtly corporate environment the past few years.
I have occasionally enjoyed in the past and posted new blog posts on it but that ends now.
I’ll still keep it around for job searching and posting jobs from the laptop but that’s it.
#linkedin

It's not that I've stopped writing essays for my blog. It's just that, with other things going on, I had stopped actually publishing them.
Here's a review of Phantom Liberty.
https://www.journeyman.cc/blog/posts-output/2024-03-21-The-D…

Gone but far from forgotten https://www.davidbordwell.net/blog/2024/03/03/gone-but-far-from-forgotten/

Gone but far from forgotten
Kristin here: The speed with which the news of David’s death, early on the morning of February 29, 2024, spread has amazed me. I expected many responses: condolences, tributes, and most of all stories of how he had affected people’s lives. I didn’t expect the tidal wave of messages and posts and emails that followed. […]

I got tons of spammy queries on kukei.eu. It looks like someone posts some ai generated blog posts in the query input.
Not that it harms me and I will tackle this by I guess banning entire russian IPs (it all comes from this one country) but I wonder what's the point?
#webdev #itsec…

This is a fascinating glimpse into the *beginning* of the #xz exploit, i.e. the social engineering.
Some users (accomplices of the attacker?) used the dev mailing list to badger and harass the maintainer of the project who was on the verge of burnout, to pressure him to grant co-maintainer status to the attacker.
Whether this was part of the attack or not, it’s a sad glimpse into the toxic pa…

The ChangeLog – March 2024: Preparing for the Rest of the Year. https://www.davideaversa.it/blog/changelog-march-2024/

The Changelog – March 2024
March flew by in a blink. For good reasons: I had some interesting work projects I focused on, and I spent the rest of the time reading, watching movies, and making music. While there were things I wanted to write (I have three rough blog posts drafts), it was a nice pace.

"…#platforms realized that an infinite supply of teenage creators are cheaper to deal with than media companies or groups of media individuals or powerful creators.
…#YouTubers [are] retiring or taking a step back. It just feels like eventually you hit a point where there’s nothing left here…

I sat down and wrote my April recap. And to be honest: I AM TOTALLY SURPRISED!
I thought that I was *really* lazy this month. 2 weeks of grey bad weather dominated my memory. Just recapping how I spent this month was ... delighting. I don't feel lazy now any more.
I tried to make the post easy to read with captions and highlighting the important phrases.
(Yet I wonder if I always ommited the photos of the blog posts at the bottom 🤔)

Recap April 2024
April proved to be a month of varied experiences, from Line Dance championships to mountain biking and hiking adventures. Despite unpredictable weather and challenges, each weekend offered its own surprises. Stay tuned for a detailed exploration of April's journey, filled with both highs and lows.

OK, this time I’ll do it the right way around:
Later today I’ll send out a new newsletter (yes, already!) announcing my packaging video and adding some production context. If that’s something you find interesting, subscribe now and rejoice later: https://buttondown.email/hynek

Hynek Did Something
Greetings friend! This is a list for those who’d like to be notified whenever Hynek Schlawack does or publishes something noteworthy, somewhere. Examples are new blog posts, YouTube videos, and talks, or significant updates to existing work. It does not include announcements about new software releases. As a thank you for your trust, the emails aren’t just links to content. They contain a kind of “director's commentary”, explaining what I did and why – written as if I’d be explaini…

Good thread on Twitter on burnout leading to the ssh on Linux hack.
We need to support a Job Guarantee for tech:
https://a.co/d/1rDUKEQ
Every time someone posts this photo:

🎒 Post-quantum cryptography is too damn big
#technology

Post-quantum cryptography is too damn big.
Large-scale quantum computers are capable of breaking all of the common forms of asymmetric cryptography used on the Internet today. Luckily, they don’t exist yet. The Internet-wide transition to post-quantum cryptography began in 2022 when NIST announced their final candidates for key exchange and signatures in the NIST PQC competition. There is plenty written about the various algorithms and standardization processes that are underway. The conventional wisdom is that it will take a long tim…

[GenAI]
“Despite pressure from a vocal minority of the cybersecurity community ^17”
“Foonote 17: Strange spelling for ‘unhinged marketing hype’
@… Makes Sense of the 2024 Verizon DBIR …

It used to be that you could gauge the “vitality" of an organisation by looking at the dates on their site’s most recent blog posts.
Now, if you see multiple posts dated in the last week, with content related to the organisation’s area but blandly general, you can probably assume it's an seo-infused web zombie running on automatic.

2021 retro-link! https://blog.urth.org/2021/03/14/writing-a-postgres-sql-pretty-printer-in-rust-part-1/ - Writing a PostgreSQL formatter / pretty printer in Rust.

Figured I'd keep a running log of this whole badge project: #electronics

Redact: Clean Up Your Social Media and Most Used Accounts
Wishing you could start anew with social media? If you are, you’re not alone. 45% of respondents to a survey shared they were sanitizing their feeds. Let’s look at a few of my favorite tools, and I’ll share some of my experiences.
Read more https://

The inner working of parquette/arrow data in R: #rstats

They have a blog to reassure their users about the changes.
https://bsky.social/about/blog/02-22-2024-open-social-web
A summary of some ways Bluesky differs from Mastodon:
A focus on the global conversation
Which is to say, manipulating the things you are shown such that you are broadcast to from megastars rather than talking to a community.
Your Mastodon server is part of your username, and becomes part of your identity.
I am not a handle! I am a free man! I guess that means on Bluesky you're stuck with the one identity and can't transition into a new identity 😆
breaking news, viral posts, and algorithmic feeds
Ugh.
Composable moderation.
Which is to say hiding the nazis instead of deleting them. Putting up a veil instead of addressing a problem.
Composable feeds:... there are currently over 40,000 algorithmic feeds to choose from!
It's just like TV!
Your Mastodon timeline is only made up of posts from accounts you follow
Damn right.
Moving hosting services should be like changing your cell phone provider — you should be able to keep your identity and data.
I'm leaning more towards auto-delete after a month lately, but that still hasn't quite overcome my inner archivist.
Losing an account when a server went down is indeed a good chunk of why I started a server.

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https://blog.ctms.me/posts/2024-02-12-windows-11-fuck-microsfot/
Good article by @…
and relevant to developments ar…

Gone but far from forgotten https://www.davidbordwell.net/blog/2024/03/03/gone-but-far-from-forgotten/

Gone but far from forgotten
Kristin here: The speed with which the news of David’s death, early on the morning of February 29, 2024, spread has amazed me. I expected many responses: condolences, tributes, and most of all stories of how he had affected people’s lives. I didn’t expect the tidal wave of messages and posts and emails that followed. […]

I am so over blog and social posts with AI-generated images.
(Yes, I have done this in the past. I was young. I was lazy. I am sorry).

"Dixon looked through his old Twitter threads and blog posts and said, effectively “Boom. Nailed it. No notes. People just need to hear what I have to say.”
He’s a venture capitalist who lacks the capacity to imagine a problem cause by Silicon Valley’s techno-capital machine that can’t best be solved by Silicon Valley’s techno-capital machine. I don’t doubt that he means well. But there are no new ideas in this book. It’s just a rehash of the applause lines he formulated during th…

Read Write Own, Reviewed
Chris Dixon's Read Write Own has a few problems. And the biggest problem is Dixon himself.

"The best way to have fewer bugs in the software is not to put them in in the first place. I would like to see testers become bug prevention advisors! And I think this is what happens on good teams."
Dorothy Graham
https://hexawise.com/posts/testing-sma

If you would like to follow my blog in your Mastodon/ActivityPub feed, you can follow it directly at @…. Future posts will be automatically published in that feed in full. I'd recommend enabling notifications in your client as I don't publish there every day :)
#Blog

Alright, last night got around to writing an actual review, (still trying to get into the habit of making use of the blog/informative site).
https://www.veraciousnetwork.com/posts/2024-03/24-eufysecurity-solocam-s340.html

Medium says it will revoke Partner Program enrollment from writers who publish AI-generated stories, even with disclosure, and other low-quality content (Buster Benson/The Medium Blog)
https://t.co/SwC3QDUu2h

We’re ramping up efforts to protect the Medium community from spam and fraud
We know you’ve seen it: spammy comments that say nothing of value. Generic posts with head-scratching amounts of engagement. Plagiarized and AI-generated stories behind the paywall. Just wanna let…

OK, blog kind of limping along. So here's first post since 2018 about my infra rebuild. Today just describing what I had before and what the situation was before all this started.
https://www.devco.net/posts/2024/03/20/lab-infra-rebuild-1/

More on recent blog entries: my thoughts on choosing the right game engine *for me*. It may not be the right choice for you...
#Clojure
#GameDev

2021 retro-link! https://blog.vnaik.com/posts/time.html - Handling time when programming.

Sometimes being a good person looks like updating a 19 year old comment on one of my blog posts so the name matches that which a trans person uses now...

Lezenswaardige blog van Bert Hubert, "Cloud Native, Europa, de 'Bijenkorf' Megascaler", prettig genuanceerd, ik lees er in, Europa moet vooral zelf aan de slag.
#cloud #bigtech #europa

Cloud Native, Europa, de 'Bijenkorf' Megascaler - Bert Hubert's writings
Recent is er verwarring: instellingen als SIDN claimen dat niemand in Europa nog in hun computerbehoeftes kan voorzien, en dat ze daarom wel moeten uitwijken naar Amerikaanse aanbieders. Tegelijkertijd hebben we in Nederland en Europa grote providers van servers en diensten die beweren dat zij dat soort diensten wel degelijk kunnen leveren. Wat is er aan de hand? IT diensten draaien op software en die draait weer op hardware. Als we iets dieper inzoomen zien we dat veel software niet op zichzel…

From Mirek Długosz : Why don’t we replace the testers with AI?: https://mirekdlugosz.com/blog/2024/why-dont-we-replace-the-testers-with-ai/
QUOTE: Every time I see anyone pitching an AI tool, I have a single question - if the tool is so great,…

Why don’t we replace the testers with AI?
The Association for Software Testing is crowd-sourcing a book, Navigating the World as a Context-Driven Tester. The book is edited by Lee Hawkins, who posts questions on Mastodon, LinkedIn, BlueSky, Twitter, Slack, and the AST mailing list. You don’t have to be a member to give your answer to …

9/ Nach ein paar weiteren Buuhs gingen wir dann wieder nach unten. Unten kamen die drei Jugendlichen und wollten dann doch eine Karte haben. Wir kamen ins Gespräch und sie waren wie ich aus Jena. Sie kannten das Buch nicht und ich habe Ihnen davon erzählt und sie gebeten, es zu lesen und auch die Blog-Posts zu lesen.
Eine Frau fand meine Beharren auf inhaltlicher Korrektheit etwas pingelich und fand, dass man so nicht sprechen könne, zumal die Angegriffene ja eine Frau sei. Nun ja, nun ja. Ich bin da durchaus für Gleichberechtigung und halte Frauen für ebenbürtige Partnerinnen. Es gelten dieselben Maßstäbe, die ich auch an männliche Diskussionspartner anlegen würde. Und pingelich: Anne Rabe leitet aus ihren Ausführungen zu ihrer Familie Aussagen für ein ganzes Land ab, dann müssen die überprüfbaren Aussagen stimmen. So ist das in Argumentationen. Auch in „Nicht-Sachbüchern“.
Nach ein bisschen Diskussion verstanden sie meinen Punkt und mein Anliegen. Eine Frau war Geschichtsstudentin. Sie kannte auch den Aufsatz von Patrice Poutrus (siehe 5/) und meinte, dass das ein sehr wichtiger Aufsatz sei. Das hat mich sehr gefreut, denn ich bin ja kein Historiker und weiß nicht was da als relevant eingeordnet wird. In der Sprachwissenschaft ist es in der Diskussion mit Minimalist*innen (Chomsky-Anhänger*innen, siehe 7/ =:-) immer so, dass, wenn man ihnen nachweist, dass irgendwas nicht funktioniert, sie sagen: „Ach, das macht doch heute keiner mehr so.“ Moving target.
Also, diesen ganz tollen, wichtigen Artikel „Historische Ursachen der Fremdenfeindlichkeit in den neuen Bundesländern“ habe ich hier besprochen:
https://so-isser-der-ossi.de/2024/02/26/historische-ursachen-der-fremdenfeindlichkeit-in-den-neuen-bundeslaendern-kommentare-zu-einem-aufsatz-von-patrice-g-poutrus-jan-c-behrends-und-dennis-kuck/
Er enthält Fehler, die ich meinen Kolleg*innen in meinem Fach nicht durchgehen lassen würde.
Und auch dazu braucht man nicht Umberto Eco zu sein. Man muss nur Menschen fragen, die in dieser Zeit gelebt haben. Oder ein bisschen recherchieren.
Und wenn man dann noch @… im Team hat, dann sucht der einem noch ein paar Zeitungsartikel von anno dazumal raus, die einfach zeigen, dass Poutrus die Fakten nicht kannte.
Es ist irgendwie erschütternd, dass Amateure wie Peer und ich Fachartikel zersägen können, die ja von Expert*innen begutachtet worden sein müssten. Aber vielleicht sind die Gutachter*innen aus dem Westen, so wie die Jury vom Deutschen Buchpreis.
Sorry, werd schon wieder ärgerlich ...

Medium says it will revoke Partner Program enrollment from writers who publish AI-generated stories, even with disclosure, and other low-quality content (Buster Benson/The Medium Blog)
https://t.co/SwC3QDUu2h

We’re ramping up efforts to protect the Medium community from spam and fraud
We know you’ve seen it: spammy comments that say nothing of value. Generic posts with head-scratching amounts of engagement. Plagiarized and AI-generated stories behind the paywall. Just wanna let…

@… Hey, thanks for the comment on my blog. Really glad to hear that, especially the on-by-default part. My posts & blogs on C2PA seem to get pretty good traction, maybe shoot me a pointer when you guys do anything significant in this space, and I’ll probably boost.

Hey everyone. After being off of the Fediverse for a month, I've decided that this will be my last post and I want to share why (if you care to know). If you'd like to keep in touch, please read this and let's chat. This account will be deleted in 2 weeks. Take care everyone!
https://blog.teamt…

Weekend Reads
* Default Apple apps privacy #Apple #Outages #Email #TLS #Microsoft

New blog post: We Need to Talk About the State of Calendar Software on Desktop https://nadim.computer/posts/2024-04-18-calendar.html

Going to try and start getting through my backlog of unpublished blog posts.
This one is a writeup of a thing I originally said on discord, about how GMing is like hosting a potluck - you have certain responsibilities in doing so, but also it's not a big deal and everyone should be able to do it and you shouldn't spend too much time comparing yourself to what people post on the Internet.

In the process of catching up on updating the Algorithmic Pattern blog, five new posts today ! https://algorithmicpattern.org/

Did you know? Using AI for your blog posts and newsletters drives engagement!
Especially popular as interaction that people choose to do when seeing you used AI is the unsubscribe link.

My latest blog.
Why have people called this "brilliant," "gorgeous," "beautiful"?
And said "Your posts are always good. But this one was especially good."?
I guess you'll just have to find out for yourself!

"Sustainability"? Nah. What About a Business Narrative That Centers the Living World?
Augmented Intelligence stories from Winston, Friend…and a friend! Three narratives of human and business futures, with different seeds at the center.

C’était cette semaine la sixième fois que je propose les #VendrediLiens sur mon blogue. Plus de 36 suggestions Š date.
https://mimo.blog/tag:VendrediLiens

Blot turns a folder into a website.
https://blot.im/

The inaugural JS Naked Day is now April 24, 2024 thanks to @… and @…!
Blog post:

@…
Hi! Thought I would mention, something is happening with the RSS feed on your blog which looks a bit odd to me. A batch of posts (11 of them) have (re?)appeared in my feed reader all with exactly the same timestamp, not matching the date on the actual posts. I think they might be ones I hadn't yet read, getting re-upped somehow. Timestamp was 16.54 yesterday, though that might be specific to my timezone in England. A similar thing happened on a previous occasion as well.

Andrea Righi, #LinuxKernel engineer @ Canonical, published "Writing a scheduler for Linux in Rust that runs in user-space"
https://arighi.blogspot.com/2024/02/wr

Announcing py2wasm: A #Python to #Wasm compiler
https://wasmer.io/posts/py2wasm-a-pyth

New Blog Post: How to setup a burner phone for protests:
#protest

Two full blog posts almost ready to go, think I just need a few images and they should be there.

It's nice having the blog back up and running again. I ran into an issue running Gitea calling webhooks because it didn't trust my sketchy certificate authority. Not the most difficult solution, but having the blog back online means that I can fix it, then document it...and hopefully help someone out. #homelab

This https://arxiv.org/abs/2201.04272 has been replaced.
link: https://scholar.google.com/scholar?q=a

Comparative evaluation of the web-based contiguous cartogram generation tool go-cart.io
Area cartograms are map-based data visualizations in which the area of each map region is proportional to the data value it represents. Long utilized in print media, area cartograms have also become increasingly popular online, often accompanying news articles and blog posts. Despite their popularity, there is a dearth of cartogram generation tools accessible to non-technical users unfamiliar with Geographic Information Systems software. Few tools support the generation of contiguous cartograms…

Back in 2017 I had an issue with my Hakko soldering iron and found a fix but it was a YouTube video and I didn't trust I would find it again so I wrote up a blog post, linked to the video, and also wrote text instructions.
The idea being I could quickly look at my own blog post if I needed the info again... and I just did.
I think a lot of people do blog posts for others but you can totally do them for your future self too!
➡️

But it's open source!
https://blahaj.social/@leah/111930868639177268

Issue 10 of #OwnYourWeb is out. 🥳
Links Worth Sharing.
Plus links (ha!) to posts by @…, @…, @…

Own Your Web – Issue 10: Links Worth Sharing
Hi All! 🤗 Every day, we browse the Web and scroll our timelines. And every day, we find even more interesting websites, blog posts, articles, videos,...

Lezenswaardige blog van Bert Hubert, "Cloud Native, Europa, de 'Bijenkorf' Megascaler", prettig genuanceerd, ik lees er in, Europa moet vooral zelf aan de slag.
#cloud #bigtech #europa

Cloud Native, Europa, de 'Bijenkorf' Megascaler - Bert Hubert's writings
Recent is er verwarring: instellingen als SIDN claimen dat niemand in Europa nog in hun computerbehoeftes kan voorzien, en dat ze daarom wel moeten uitwijken naar Amerikaanse aanbieders. Tegelijkertijd hebben we in Nederland en Europa grote providers van servers en diensten die beweren dat zij dat soort diensten wel degelijk kunnen leveren. Wat is er aan de hand? IT diensten draaien op software en die draait weer op hardware. Als we iets dieper inzoomen zien we dat veel software niet op zichzel…

Hey friends! Here's the summit-view of the hike that I described in the last posts.
I'm so glad that I took this #photo as I had almost forgotten about the whole #hiking trip. Now I'm eager again to go out and have such a view up to the

Late-April Solitude: A Solo Alpine Journey
In the quiet majesty of a late-April solo hike, the mountain landscape revealed a subtle beauty in transition. The snow-covered peaks, the muted hues of transitioning grass, and the dance of light and shadow became a testament to the unfiltered allure of nature awakening from its winter slumber.

I was looking at implementing #ActivityPub with #dasblog a while back, and I admittedly struggled and lost my enthusiasm for the project. However, I have found @… explanati…

"It sounds like at first #Threads users who opt into federation will be able to see likes and boosts of their posts from non-Threads accounts, but replies won't come through yet. Again, annoying, but will surely be fixed in time. My expectation here is that one draw of federating will be your increased reach to more people, so broadcasting your posts to more people will have value to some…&…

I’ve just sent out my latest newsletter sharing more infos about getting into video creation, my conference plans, and how to screw up newsletter delivery.
You should subscribe: https://buttondown.email/hynek/ (yes, I should say that before sending it – as I explain in the newsletter, I’m real…

Hynek Did Something
Greetings friend! This is a list for those who’d like to be notified whenever Hynek Schlawack does or publishes something noteworthy, somewhere. Examples are new blog posts, YouTube videos, and talks, or significant updates to existing work. It does not include announcements about new software releases. As a thank you for your trust, the emails aren’t just links to content. They contain a kind of “director's commentary”, explaining what I did and why – written as if I’d be explaini…

Who are these people who willingly add AI generated imagery to their blog posts? Do they really think it's actually good? Or that it adds anything?
Also, what is wrong in their brains?

In an interview, Williams told TPM that SACR emerged from conversations between himself, self-described “industrialist” Charles Haywood...
Haywood has laid out an elaborate cosmology of America’s place in time, and his own place in America, through hundreds of blog posts he’s written on his website, The Worthy House.
To Haywood, American government is a house of cards waiting to be blown over
— run by a cabal that he describes as the “brawndo tyranny,” referring to the ene…

New Secretive Religious Group Just Dropped
Get a load of these guys. They count some pretty powerful members in their ranks.

4/ So und hier noch der Post zu #Gewalt im #Osten und das angeblich nötige 1968 für den Osten. #Aufarbeitung
Das sind die vier Blog-Posts zu #AnneRabe. Jetzt bin ich mit ihr fertig.
https://so-isser-der-ossi.de/2023/10/16/gewalterfahrungen-und-1968-fuer-den-osten/

Need a blog to read today? Here's one by @… !
➡️ https://emmas.site/

Recent posts
Emma Humphries believes in the healing power of Sleater-Kinney's “Dig Me Out,” coffee, hockey, sparky high-powerrocket motors, and the Open Web.

After posting a couple of #photos already, I decided to write a blogpost for this chill day in January. - yeah I know - I should write the post upfront and add the link to all the posts - well. I'm a really good marketeer. 😉

A Frozen Day: Capturing the Chill Through the Lens
In the midst of a frigid January, I embarked on a daring photo expedition to capture the frozen beauty of a nearby waterfall. Battling bone-chilling temperatures, I ventured into the icy landscape, armed with determination and camera in hand. Join me on this chilly adventure of exploration and disco

But it's open source!
https://blahaj.social/@leah/111930868639177268

2021 retro-link! https://wjwh.eu/posts/2021-10-01-no-syscall-server-iouring.html - Stupid tricks with io_uring: a server that does zero syscalls per request.

I've written 31 blog posts this year and I have 4 drafts ready to go... It seems to be a good year for productivity! (And no, blogging is not dead.)
See all of them here, month by month year, by year:
➡️ https://rasterweb.net/raster/archives/

2021 retro-link! https://wjwh.eu/posts/2021-10-01-no-syscall-server-iouring.html - Stupid tricks with io_uring: a server that does zero syscalls per request.