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Andreas Gohr
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TD;LR: Migrating an Intel Mac to one with an M chip messes up the Python environments I haven’t been writing much lately. I’ve convinced myself it’s nothing to do with my own motivation, but because my 2018 Macbook was so painful to use....
The skunk cabbages are emerging, a sure sign of spring. Dates we noticed them previous years: March 9, 2025 March 12, 2024 February 11, 2023 February 10, 2022 These photos are also me testing out a… This random indieblog.page link was...
How Did I Do >> Sat 20 December 2025 by Thran SimCity 3000 is the best SimCity. It's built upon a souped-up version of the Sc2K engine. It features isometric art, crafted pixel by pixel. It strikes the right balance of features and...
January is now behind us, making it the first month of 2026 to come to a close. Time to take a quick look back. For me, January was the second month in my new job. I’m really enjoying it so far. The topic of certificate management is...
Bootstrap Icons as CSS variables Posted on Mar 26, 2026 Using icon fonts in HTML markup is still very popular, despite their many drawbacks. Using them means even if you only use a single icon, you still need to load the font file and...
Today, on Holy Saturday, Christians are in the between times of Jesus' crucifixion and resurrection, and for those so inclined a time such as this can be a good time to wonder, just what is this all about and where is it that we are...
Writing about whatever happens to be on my mind This random indieblog.page link was picked on Saturday, May 23rd 2026. It was originally published on Thursday, April 23rd 2026 at TerabyteTiger's Blog. If you'd like to report any problems...
This random indieblog.page link was picked on Friday, May 22nd 2026. It was originally published on Saturday, January 17th 2026 at Tracy Durnell. If you'd like to report any problems with this post or the blog, please include the...
Journal > Dispatch #37 (March 2026) Posted 2026-03-15 under #dispatch February was quick but full. We had a few things hit all at the same time – some good friends visiting from Canada, our company hackathon, and an extended visit from...
I had two teachers who left me with advice about software development that’s stuck with me to this day. The Planner The first was my high school Computing teacher, who taught me the importance of sitting down and writing notes, making a...
I’ve been using Helix since October 22 2025, according to the commit history on my system’s Nix flake. Coming from Neovim, it wasn’t a radical change, but there are some things that Helix does right, imo: The only downside so far is that...
it’s as though i forgot too soon. not forgot. forgotten would have meant having no memory of other lips on mine — their texture, their warmth, the breath i steal. it would have meant not knowing the sound of my name from a deep voice,...
I wrote a new puzzlehunt tool called puzlink.js, which I’ve hosted on my website. I thought about doing a post similar to my cromulence post where I talk about all the experimentation and implementation, and promite it and stuff. But I...
Existen diversas formas de usar Emacs desde un dispositivo con sistema operativo Android. Creo que una forma es la ideal, pero voy a comentar todas por si acaso a ti te viene bien. La primera es instalar Emacs nativo desde F-Droid o...
Your Brain Runs on Gut Bacteria January 26, 2026 • Health • Longevity ⌇ Connect ↗ Based on Professor Tim Spector’s interview on The Diary of a CEO with Steven Bartlett Professor Tim Spector is one of the top 1% most-cited scientists...