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25 Aniversario Mac OS X

Mareos de un geek · 1mo

Ayer, 24 de marzo se cumplió el 25 Aniversario del lanzamiento de Mac OS X. Oficialmente conocido como Mac OS X 10.0 supuso un cambio muy importante para el software de Apple....

Passwordless should reduce risk and friction

johnsy.com · 1mo

I recently received an email from a travel-related service announcing a “new login experience”: We’re letting you know about an update to how you log in to your account. Logging...

Bottoming, literally and figuratively

Arnold Zwicky's Blog · 1mo

(well, yes, deeply about sex between men, considered analytically but described in the most direct street language, so entirely inappropriate for kids and the sexually modest)...

Uptime of GitHub Pages alternatives

Robert Alexander's Tech Blog · 1mo

figure { padding-left: 3em; } Many software developers feel we are at a source control inflection point. GitHub has reigned for over fifteen years, and we may be in the early...

📚 Books: LOG: Strange Beasts of China by Yan Ge

Konfetti Explorations · 1mo

Well that took a dark turn... Heartsick beasts must be the most confusing chapter of them all... and creepy. I kept picturing all the little girls like the old horror Asian...

Maintaining projects long-term

Protesilaos · 1mo

This is an excerpt from my journal. I explain how long-term projects help me stay focused. Local time is 23:00. I spent a combined total of five hours today doing manual labour...

Bamboo Path・竹林

Hermosa Wave Photography · 1mo

Walking through the bamboo path, I find a moment all my own. 竹林を歩きながら、自分だけのひとときを見つける。

Playing Around with Agentic AI

Wibi · 1mo

How I turned a rarely used gaming laptop into an AI agentic infrastructure.The AI agentic platform is widely talked about, and that sparked my interest in the possibilities it...

Neo-Dvaita and Buddhism

Suhas Guruprasad · 1mo

Dependent Selfhood, Independent Totality, and the Recovery of the Historical Buddha's Metaphysics This paper proposes a novel hermeneutic framework, Neo-dvaita, for interpreting...

Scuazzero — Rubbish collector — Grevembroch 3-129

History Walks in Venice · 1mo

"Scuazzero" (Rubbish collector) from the Gli abiti de veneziani (1754) by Giovanni Grevembroch, translated by René Seindal.

A murky interlude in Kolschland.

retiredmartin · 1mo

March 2026. Cologne. Germany. With mild alarm I realised that our two lads had actually been to nearly all the Old Town pubs, having arrived a day earlier and stayed out after...

Day 47: Solar Grid

dpanphoto · 1mo

2026-03-25Hello!I like lines. I like leading lines, whether they're leading you to a lamp or down a railroad. I like perpendicular lines, like that dine in restaurant that I...

Claude Code as Infrastructure

Blake Merryman · 1mo

From a post by ColdPlankton9273 on r/ClaudeAI : Everything I do runs through Claude Code. Not just coding. My morning routine, my CRM, my content pipeline, my lead sourcing, my...

Gardening as Resistance: Notes on Building Paradise

The Marginalian · 1mo

“Can you plant a garden to stop a war? It depends how you think about time. It depends what you think a seed does, if it’s tossed into fertile soil.” “The gardener digs in...

Pilgrim

noahie.xyz · 1mo

This morning, I've been thinking about my past, particularly the crossroads I found myself at when graduating high school. During my senior year, many of my classmates were...

“Xcode 26.4 Release Notes”

Scott Hill · 1mo

Xcode 26.4 is out. There’s a long list of fixed issues and improvements, but my favorite fixes the issue with Codex I posted the workaround for earlier.Fixed: When using...

The Structural Weight of Truth: Selection Pressure, Story Architecture, and the Limits of Explanatory Reach

Cafe Bedouin · 1mo

I. The Misidentified Mechanism In 416 BCE the Athenians delivered an ultimatum to the people of Melos: the strong do what they can and the weak suffer what they must. The...

Tolstoy, Dr. Robby, and What We Owe Each Other

BEEW · 1mo

Tolstoy’s Calendar of Wisdom — March 25 During our lives we help each other: sometimes we help other people, sometimes we are helped by others. But the world is formed so that...

Living Through Dark Times

Matt's Blog · 1mo

Times are dark. There’s war (I’d call it a stupid war, but all wars are stupid, this one just happens to be more idiotic than most), and a horrible economy. There’s all sorts of...

Texas State Fires Philosophy Professor Over Off-Campus Talk on the Israeli-Palestine Conflict

Daily Nous · 1mo

Idris Robinson, a tenure-track assistant professor of philosophy at Texas State University, is suing several university officials for violating his constitutional rights after...

Swift 6.3 Released

Peter's Path · 1mo

Swift 6.3 makes these benefits more accessible across the stack. This release expands Swift into new domains and improves developer ergonomics across the board, featuring: more...

writing and talking

Mike's Thoughts · 1mo

Here in Battambang finding a quiet moment to simply write or do my usual overthinking seems daunting. We went with my wife’s long lost daughter and her friends. It becomes a...

garden snaps (dusting off the big camera)

PINEWIND · 1mo

Just like mentioned in a post from earlier this month, I used decided to dust off the big camera (an old Sony Alpha 57 from around 2012-13, I think?) to do some "proper...

Automatic Noodle

Chris Glass · 1mo

As much as I wanted 'Automatic Noodle' to go on beyond its 176 pages, a tidy book can be perfectly delightful — and this was exactly that. ⊕Currently Listening: Haute & Freddy...

2026/03/25

notes art · 1mo

the pb&j surrender

jeff's blog · 1mo

My impression of today was that it was difficult. Nothing was inherently terrible. I just felt off. Little challenges and frustrations that wore me down over the course of the...

Do you enjoy forty-nine megabytes of extraneous data with your news?

| disassociated.com · 1mo

Shubham Bose found the publishers of some news websites — often reputable outlets — are forcing readers to download, in some cases, an additional forty-nine megabytes of...

Le logiciel, un nouveau pétrole ?

Ploum.net · 1mo

Le logiciel, un nouveau pétrole ? Extrait de mon journal du 24 septembre 2025 Nous sommes fiers de nous passer de pétrole grâce à des panneaux solaires contrôlés par des...

German Perl/Raku Workshop 2026 (Berlin): a report

P.T.C.: software and science · 1mo

Last week, the 28th edition of the German Perl/Raku Workshop took place in Berlin. It was great to see some familiar faces (as well as some new ones!) to discuss computing, our...

A Year With The Framework 13

Kev Quirk · 1mo

It's been a little over a year since I bought my Framework 13 laptop and shared my initial thoughts, so I thought it would be a good time to provide you guys with an update on...

Disco del Mese - Marzo 2026

Andrea Corinti Blog · 1mo

Molti di questi dischi in realtà sono usciti a febbraio, ma come dicevo il mese scorso per me è stato monopolizzato dagli Hällas quindi un recuperone mischione era d'obbligo!

Grievances

LostFocus · 1mo

The constant urge to keep a grievances.md file while knowing fully well that this would be extremely silly. Reply by email

How I conduct UX copy reviews

Elizabeth Tai · 1mo

Efficiency and clarity are the bread and butter of UX writing, but often our own internal processes are the messiest part of the job. I’d like to share a UX copy review process...

The Gratitude Subscriptions, March 2026

mzll · 1mo

I won’t go into the reasons why you should use a password manager. I’m assuming that if you’re reading this blog, you’re nerdy enough to already have one. Right? Anyway, I’ve...

Response: Markdown ate the world

Will RC · 1mo

I loved reading this post from Mat Duggan about the continuing rise of Markdown as a way of creating content. A couple of paragraphs of his that really stood out to me: And none...

Easter Bunny Operator - a Palette for QuietType 🐻🐇

William's Field Notes · 1mo

While it does seem impossible to come up with a 'dark pastel' theme, I have modified the "Midnight Operator" palette a bit in the spirit of the upcoming holiday. This will be my...

resisting authoritarianism #7: cultivate a low-profile, high-impact presence

view from the present · 1mo

(A series in which I ramble some personal perspective on ICYDAK's "30 Proven Tactics to Resist Authoritarianism in Daily Life," because most of this stuff is just default daily...

(75) what's stopping me from doing "this" at home?

☘️ juni-personal ☘️ · 1mo

(image courtesy of sara riches) "what's stopping me from doing all 'this'— —gestures at hospital, inpatient eating disorder treatment facility— ...at home?" when i was asked the...

Probando #Hyprland por primera vez en #openSUSE Tumbleweed

Victorhck in the free world · 1mo

Pruebo el gestor de ventanas Hyprland por primera vez en mi openSUSE Tumbleweed Desde hace un tiempo, dentro del mundo de GNU/Linux, ha despuntado un nuevo gestor de ventanas de...

Baseball’s broadcast fragmentation has been bad for fans

Ideapad · 1mo

Yankees’ Netflix debut is latest example of sports’ complicated TV landscape. The headline of this Andrew Marchand piece in the Athletic says it all. Did you know the Yankees’...

Links of the Day

Manual do Usuário · 1mo

I collect cool, interesting links spread all over the web and share them here in daily posts. Hope you enjoy! More of them in the archive. OpenAI shuts down the Sora app. It’s...

Bennu Station, 090:7

The Roam of Lindsay Bison · 1mo

Fana and I have been spending time after work above the exhaust vents in the interstitial space. Normally it is just warm enough to keep the various liquids that are piped...

Button

foofaraw · 1mo

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Unpolished human websites

joelchrono's blog · 1mo

Every day I am more and more annoyed by the way some of the blogs I have followed for years have started to “get with the times” or “catch up” on using those “tools” to...

Ambivalent Musicas #09

Ambivalent About · 1mo

Não acredito que já estou a nove edições fazendo esse que é o único post minimamente certo de ter no blog todo mês. Pelo menos eu tenho ficado bem feliz com o resultado desses...

One hundred weirdo emails

daniel.haxx.se · 1mo

My email address is spelled out in the curl license The curl license appears in many products Some people have problems with their products and need someone to email A few of...

Fire in the Sky

von's pics · 1mo

My Butlerian hypocrisy

Idiomdrottning · 1mo

In the Butlerian Jihad (from Dune but popularized by many smolnet posters like Alex Schroeder) we rightly hate bots and scrapers but I’m in a bit of a glass house around that,...

How a missing quote mark may have caused my Mac to act up

newsonaut · 1mo

In seemingly miraculous fashion, basic functions that I thought were lost to my Mac have returned. Spotlight is now able to find stock Apple apps, and Mail is now able to send...

Baking webmentions into the build

Max Glenister · 1mo

Back in 2022 I added webmention support to this blog. The implementation worked but it was entirely client-side, so the page would load, JS would fire, fetch from webmention.io,...

OpenAI’s “Checkout Experiences”

The Emu Café Social · 1mo

Replied to Powering Product Discovery in ChatGPT by OpenAI Blog (openai.com) To build these deep partnerships, we want to offer merchants options for how they convert consumers....

claude code: kitty keyboard protocol garbage

¬ just serendipity 🍀 · 1mo

Upon quitting Claude Code, pressing C-c in the terminal produces garbage like this instead of the expected ^C: ❯ 0;5u9;5u0;5uc9;5u9;5u9;5u9;5u9;5u Something similar happens with...

Stephen Colbert’s next epic quest? Writing a new Lord of the Rings movie

The Independent Variable · 1mo

npr.orgHe will co-write a new movie with his son, screenwriter Peter McGee, and LOTR veteran screenwriter Philippa Boyens. Its working title is Lord of the Rings: Shadow of the...

La historia detrás del día de la poesía.

El Sueño del Artista Blog · 1mo

#DiadelaPoesia #PoetryDay #literatura #ElSueñodelArtistablog #ElSueñodelArtista #arte #21deMarzo Aunque ya halla pasado el día de la poesía no significa que su celebración halla...

Seeing something

Kevin Dias · 1mo

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