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Humble Spirit

noahie.xyz · 1mo

CHECK OUT SOMNIA, A NOVEL | NEW CHAPTERS (ALMOST) DAILY I've finally gotten the ball rolling on Somnia. It's a project I've been stewing on for a while, and I finally feel like,...

XXIX: How Candide Found Cunégonde and the Old Woman Again

lettrss.com · 1mo

While Candide, the Baron, Pangloss, Martin, and Cacambo were relating their several adventures, were reasoning on the contingent or non-contingent events of the universe,...

Pook-Emu Bee: Links For 03-01-26

The Emu Café Social · 1mo

I am late with today’s selection of Pook-Emu Bee Links, but we need not allow a backlog to form (I have enough backlog as it is). 1. The Eerie ‘Blood’ Moon Will Grace the Night...

Using Claude to automate markdown front matter updates

ldstephens weblog · 1mo

March 1, 2026 The ldstephens.net site was migrated from WordPress using the 11ty Base Blog and the WordPress import plugin. While I initially used the base blog, I've since...

Blog/2026-03-02/New Post

Rest of What I Know · 1mo

Roshan: [[File:{{#setmainimage:Screenshot - Admin UI Skybright.png}}|thumb|Hit Copy To AI and then paste into your Claude Code to drive from there]] One of the things I find...

Alter Bridge & Deutsches Museum, Munich @ 2026-02-20

kiko.io · 1mo

It’s not every day that one of our favourite bands tours Germany and brings along guests that we like just as much. We last saw Alter Bridge in Frankfurt 2016 and had never seen...

iPod vs Smartphone - which lasts longer?

82MHz · 1mo

A few days ago I replaced the battery in an old iPod classic I bought a while ago, because the original battery only lasted for about an hour or so before it gave up. So I...

Haiku for Your Mom

Sebastian Malloy · 1mo

your mom is so phat I want her to adopt me and make me cookies Send me an email Latest 3 posts 01 Mar, 2026 Haiku for Your Mom 01 Mar, 2026 Haiku for War Criminals 26 Feb, 2026...

Fitted sheet update: Unfolding a professionally folded fitted sheet!

ratfactor · 1mo

SECRETS REVEALED!!! I know a lot of you have been waiting for this update. The unfolding of a brand-new fitted sheet set. What will we discover? Let's find out...

Llanddewi-Brefi

Nigeness · 1mo

The first day of Meteorological Spring, and the sun has been sighted here in Lichfield, though it seems to have disappeared again now. It is also Chopin's birthday (born 1810) –...

📮 Mindlessly Massive March

foofaraw · 1mo

The March issues of Foofaraw Zine and Four-headed Foofaraw are here!This is an extra-special month for us, with it being the inaugural edition of Mindlessly Massive March:...

AI is NOT better than you

✦ Ginoz Blog ✦ · 1mo

I think we should shit on any art that uses generative AI; no exceptions, no matter what it’s being used for. I read Future Perfect post, and it inspired me to talk about it. He...

2026-W09: Bag

LostFocus · 1mo

I spend my morning watching reels from expats in Dubai and yes, you’re right, iOS. I have indeed reached my limit on Instagram. Meanwhile I have fallen out of love with...

Praatjes

Bert Hubert's writings · 1mo

Publieke of in ieder geval breed aangekondigde praatjes. Tenzij anders vermeld was het onderwerp minstens deels digitale autonomie, soevereiniteit, of cloudafhankelijkheid....

26W09. Pair programming

Z1NZ0L1N · 1mo

For over fifteen years, i’ve been photographing storefronts to document a rapidly fading typographical tradition. These “architypes” inform my practice as a budding typeface...

Darmok

The Homebound Symphony · 1mo

One of the most famous ST:TNG episodes is “Darmok,” and many years ago Ian Bogost published a long essay about it that’s a fascinating combination of the importantly right and...

Big Loop Ride in a Day

Thejesh GN · 1mo

We wanted to check whether we can ride for long hours if required. Also, just check our physical condition. To check this, we had to do a loop around Bangalore, covering various...

February's Final Moons

quailblog · 1mo

Holding on to what you got while everything goes to hell Moon photos first, then words: 2/27/2026 04:41pm 02/27/2026 9:55pm 02/28/2026 04:25am Friday afternoon I got excited...

Angel by NewDad

Cafe Bedouin · 1mo

En vrac #2

Carnet de Nicolas · 1mo

« Dépendamment de la météo, je vais venir en auto ou à vélo. » La première fois, ça surprend. Pourtant, ce n’est que le contraire de indépendamment. C’est juste que les deux...

Media Notes: Jan/Feb 2026

As in guillotine... · 1mo

Check out As in guillotine... for more. In which I briefly comment on the books I read each month, so a few years from now when I’m trying to remember one of them, I’ll be able...

The Braille Menu Conspiracy

Sightless Scribbles · 1mo

Mood: Feeling like an archaeologist of breakfast foods. Also, smug. If a wealthy racialized friend asks me to dinner—I say yes because I am poor and I need all the luxuries I...

Descontrol puro y natural

Gabo Scribe · 1mo

Comenzó Marzo, el mes génesis, el mes que marca el inicio del año y el mes que marca el ritmo, al menos el inicial; luego se regula. Uno de los principales objetivos de este...

Blog upgrades

Loreleice's Virtual Writing Pad · 1mo

I finally have a lifetime subscription here on Bear Blog! Thankfully, I paid 50% less than the original price for that since I live in the Philippines.1 That means that I can...

Rearranging the File Browser menu for Insphex

Paolo Amoroso's Journal · 1mo

Insphex adds the Hexdump item to the File Browser menu to view the hex dump of the selected files. The initial implementation called the public API for adding commands at the...

Can Project Gemini rewind the Web thirty years?

Kevin Boone · 1mo

The modern World-Wide Web is broken. Is Gemini the repair?

Blocking Claude

¬ just serendipity 🍀 · 1mo

Previously. Blocking Claude via Kyle Kingsbury, a.k.a “Aphyr”: Claude, a popular Large Language Model (LLM), has a magic string which is used to test the model’s “this...

Marginalia interview

Talking about the world · 1mo

These are a series of interviews about music, what I listen to, how I got into music, things like that. I'm honored to be the first one. I really like the idea and I can wait to...

My hedge is a blood-headed beautiful man

Arnold Zwicky's Blog · 1mo

Out in my walker recently, getting some exercise, accompanied by my helper Isaac, showing him places in the neighborhood (with some history of those places) and opening up the...

2026/03/01

notes art · 1mo

Grace Paley on the Art of Growing Older

The Marginalian · 1mo

“The main thing is this — when you get up in the morning you must take your heart in your two hands. You must do this every morning.” “For old people,” Ursula K. Le Guin wrote...

THE TORTURE OF A SAM SMITHS PUB

retiredmartin · 1mo

February 2026. Hull. Getting your GBG tick done early is a good idea, as anyone who’s been on Orkney worrying if the death of the Queen will mean your penultimate Guide pubs...

Week 09, 2026

Cybrkyd · 1mo

What a blur. We moved house to get closer to schools. We lasted exactly 13 months in the previous place. It was in an out-of-the-way village which was a bit too far out of the...

digital detox day 19/30

donthave2sting · 1mo

Days without turning off site blockers: 12 I finally cleaned up all the collatoral damage produced when I was sick (laundry) and other household stuff I neglected. Even applied...

ThinkPad P15 G2, “el PC de casa”

La Estancia perdida · 1mo

Llevo queriendo actualizar portátil desde antes de volver de Inglaterra. Y llevamos hablando en casa de la posibilidad de tener un “ordenador doméstico” desde incluso antes. Con...

Layout Longevity

The Frugal Gamer · 1mo

Brennan.day has been writing about the future of the internet and whether or not our websites will survive into the future. He has a lot of good points, and you should...

Issue 090: Startups

De Programmatica Ipsum · 1mo

Welcome to the 90th issue of De Programmatica Ipsum, about Startups. In this edition: Graham analyzes how startups could evolve in our world of AI and agents. Adrian ponders...

(51) a bubble of one's own

☘️ juni-personal ☘️ · 1mo

(image courtesy of Deborah Di Salvo) how does one truly free oneself from the tyrannical grip of rules, routines and restriction, within an environment that is utterly governed...

An AI taught me to listen to birds

Tom Burkert · 1mo

A few days ago, I opened the window and heard a familiar sound I have not heard in a while: it was a fieldfare’s call, probably one of the first who migrated back to my town...

Star Wars: Return of the Jedi (1983)

Michał M. Sapka · 1mo

It's been 3 years since the last movie. The Elders had to wait 3 full years to learn what will happen to frozen Han and what will papa Vader do. We waited a week. But what a...

Collecting Robins

Daniel N · 1mo

Another walk through the woods and another Robin photoshoot. I really did try to use just the JPGs straight from camera, but they looked a little under exposed and somewhat...

Will AI Kill Software?

Alex White's Blog · 1mo

Yes (to a degree). I've always dreamt of running my own software company, something akin to Panic, 37Signals, Beagle Bros (from back in the day). Recently, I've been struggling...

Weekly Recap: 1 March 2026

Galaxy Garden · 1mo

It is March now, and today being March 1 also means it is Zero Discrimination Day. Returning to School After Lunar New Year Break Permalink to section 'Returning to School After...

The Unbound Scepter

Xe Iaso · 1mo

Nobody warns you about the dreams. Not properly. Yesterday I killed my inner Necron — wrote the whole thing by voice from my hospital bed, felt the deepest peace of my life,...

More than Notes

Forking Mad+ · 1mo

There has been miles of words written about Note Taking apps — available on the web, your phone, tablet, or even as a paper and pen setup. Me, I have a traditional paper note...

A Foggy Need for Transformation

Off-Modern Onions · 1mo

Camille Pisarro, L'Île La Croix, Rouen, 1888. Public domain image via Wikimedia Commons. Here’s something I don’t know how to work out: maintaining reverence for the planet and...

The Rot, by Evelyn Araluen, wins 2026 Victorian Prize for Literature

| disassociated.com · 1mo

Naarm/Melbourne based Australian poet Evelyn Araluen has won both the Victorian Prize for Literature, and Prize for Indigenous Writing, in this year’s Victorian Premier’s...

🗳️ Gallup will no longer measure presidential approval after 88 years

The Independent Variable · 1mo

The Hill“This change is part of a broader, ongoing effort to align all of Gallup’s public work with its mission,” a spokesperson for Gallup said. “We look forward to continuing...

From 1Password to Apple Passwords

pawelgrzybek.com · 1mo

I have been a loyal customer of 1Password since 2013. It has served me well and I never really looked into the alternatives. I didn’t mind occasionally paying for an upgrade to...

Desconexión digital en el móvil

Mareos de un geek · 1mo

Febrero ha sido el mes para probar una especie de desconexión digital en el móvil. Aunque el reto OFF February, se centraba únicamente en las redes sociales, he querido ir un...

Lent 2026 Day 12 - Tired

Dallineation · 1mo

I didn't sleep well last night. My first church meeting was at 7am this morning and it was another busy day. I also had to take allergy medicine, which always makes me feel...

Generative AI lets you consume Creation

Invisible Parade · 1mo

Consumption versus Creation. I’ve long been conscious of two contrasting categories of pastimes – those that consume, and those that create. Consumption is fast. Consumption is...

Weeknotes: 2026-W09

Thomas Rigby · 1mo

23rd February - 1st March The dog is lying in a parallelogram of golden sunshine streaming through the patio doors across the tiled floor of the kitchen. Her eyes are closed and...

Going back to the morning newspaper model

Druchan · 1mo

Recently, Current RSS reader hit the headlines and I had a gander at what it is, how it's designed and what the underlying philosophy is. It's a beautiful-looking app. But the...

IndieWeb Carnival March 2026: Museum memories

James' Coffee Blog · 1mo

Museums and galleries are places we can go to learn about the past, think about the present, and consider the future. Museums are places we can connect: with times, people, and...

Habiti delle Donne Venetiane (c.1610) — Giacomo Franco

History Walks in Venice · 1mo

A collection of prints from the early 1600s, mostly with female dresses and attires.

What even are Breeze, QtQuick, QtWidget, Union..?

AksDev · 1mo

I was asked a good question: What are these things? What are the differences? I will try to explain what they are in this post, in bit less technical manner. I will keep some of...

Katsura River・桂川

Hermosa Wave Photography · 1mo

A late afternoon walk along the Katsura River, near Matsuo Taisha shrine. 松尾大社近くの桂川沿いを、夕方に散歩する。

🔗 Liar Liar Pants On Fire

Matt's Blog · 1mo

I use my phone more than Aleem does. Way more. There is a part of me that feels the same, that I use it too much and that I should try to slow it down. The other part of me...

Hablemos de Instagram, bueno, de las redes sociales en general

Luis Carlos Pando · 1mo

Acabo de descubrir el blog de Juan Silva y ya van varios de sus posts que resuenan conmigo. En este post que publicó hace ya “casi” dos años, habla de cómo la mayoría...

Vim mode, again (again)

Sal's · 1mo

Well, Vim mode is back on. And, disclaimer: pretty much the only reason I'm writing this is to test out blog writing with Zed's Vim mode. I'm at the end of a long day and am not...

Lidando com frustração e quando as coisas não vão bem

Ambivalent About · 1mo

Quando aquele mês que nada parece dar certo continua entregando problema atrás de problema. Parece que terminar uma tarefa ruim só gera outra pior. Você para às vezes e se...

E2EE Backend part 3: Passkeys with the PRF Extension

Peter's Path · 1mo

This is the third post in a series on building a truly privacy-preserving, end-to-end encrypted backend and client. The goal of this part is user-friendly key management. We do...

February 2026 Summary

joelchrono's blog · 1mo

February is already over, and a lot of interesting things happenes during the month. It is the shortest of the year, after all Podcasts This month was rather light on...

Selfie: reviewing some manual labour I did earlier

Protesilaos · 1mo

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