Kevin Boone
Kevin Boone
Kevin Boone
Musing on computing, math, electronics, de-Googling and the small web, from an old warhorse of the IT industry.
Latest Posts
Is it even possible?
We should at least try to be open-minded and responsive to the views of others. It's very difficult, though, because the issues are so complicated, and so emotionally charged.
I've written a lot on how to de-Google, and what to expect if you do. In this article I try to explain why.
The JGemini small-net browser is now Caztor, with a heap of new features.
Introducing version 2.0 of my simple graphical browser for "small net" protocols: back to the 90s -- in a good way.
The small web is growing, and getting more active. Good news.
Spartan is a simple document retrieval protocol for small web/net applications, that deserves to be better known.
How to get a Gemini capsule with its own domain name.
An outline of some grass-roots reform movements that are trying to humanize the Internet
The modern World-Wide Web is broken. Is Gemini the repair?
The Gemini protocol has been around for over five years, but the world-wide web remains broken. This articles reviews what's changed for the better over the last five years -- and what hasn't.
This site now supports webmention, so you can notify me easily if you respond to one of my posts on your own site or blog.
A mostly-forgetten icon of the motor industry.
Select a directory from a list, and play all the music files in that directory. How difficult can that be?
Why are we complaining about the smallness of the proportion of desktop computers that run Linux -- perhaps we should be celebrating instead?