BlogFlockThis week in particular felt excruciatingly slow, work was busy all the time and I really couldn’t catch a break as often as other weeks due to my workmate going on vacation. However, I still managed to do a lot with the spare time I got, and my weekend was…
Apparently I reviewed the previous version of this book four years ago but have no real memory of it. Did you ever have a dream which was vividly realistic yet somehow slightly askew from reality? Obviously there is no antimemetics division, nor could anyone write a book about it. If…
It is a truth universally acknowledged that an indie hacker in possession of a widget must be in want of a business model...
Every tool is a startup now.
Every script is a SaaS product.
Every neat little hack you cobbled together on a Sunday afternoon to solve your own…
I like digging through old archives and tracing my way through quotes. Here's a particularly good one from Albert Einstein which is often peppered around the Internet without any sources.
If my theory of relativity is proven successful, Germany will claim me as a German and France will declare that…
What can a fifty-year-old book teach us about cybersecurity? Written just as computing was beginning to enter the mainstream, The Electronic Criminals takes us into a terrifying new world of crime!
Fraud over Telex! Ransomware of physical tapes! Stealing passwords and hacking into mainframes!
The books has a strong start,…
All good things must come to an end, and today is that day for one of my projects, the 512kb Club.
I started the 512kb Club back in November 2020, so it's been around 5.5 years. It's become a drain and I'm ready to move on. As of today…
Music is quite nice I think, and I enjoy listening to it very much. However I must admit I didn’t actually start to support artists directly until I discovered Bandcamp.
Everything started when I got a great little videogame known as Hades for the Nintendo Switch! It came with a…
[Kate Blackwood in Cornell Chronicle]
The results of this study into corporate BS isn’t going to surprise anyone who’s spent much time in an office. The researchers generated meaningless corporate gobbledegook and tested how workers rated its business-savviness.
“Workers who were more susceptible to corporate BS rated their…
Last year I reviewed the Treedix USB Cable Tester - a handy device for testing the capabilities of all your USB cables. I noted that it had a few minor bugs and contacted the manufacturer to see if there was an update.
For some reason, lots of Chinese manufacturers don't…
I have been working on a few new features for Artemis, the calm web reader I maintain. You can read a summary of what’s new below.
You can now create folders in Artemis. This feature is designed to help you organise websites you follow into…
Maker of web things, Lego builder, sometimes blogger, sporadic pizzaiolo, fortnightly podcaster. Cat dad and human dad.
A fleshed out story, one you just might want to read.
I'm a software developer in Camarillo, California. I write about software development, technology and music.
Sophie builds fun things out of HTML, CSS & JavaScript, and writes blog posts about tech and mental health.
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a blog by Michał "rysiek" Woźniak
cmdr-nova's personal blog and home on the indie-web.