BlogFlockA week that felt rather short. Like, I don’t even know what to write as an introduction for this one. Oh! The weather! Things are starting to warm up again at last, all I need to wear in the mornings is a hoodie, no extra sweatshirt or jacket anymore.
Other…
I use Auth0 to provide social logins for the OpenBenches website. I don't want to deal with creating user accounts, managing passwords, or anything like that, so Auth0 is perfect for my needs.
There are a wide range of social media logins provided by Auth0 - including the usual suspects…
Everyone knows that Black people didn't exist in the UK until recently, right? Despite mountains of evidence of everything from Black Tudors and Victorian actors, some myths perniciously persist.
What was the experience for Black Britons during the second world war?
I find it fascinating how the US cultural…
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 place. We can have conversations in museums. We learn in museums. We can explore.
The topic I have chosen…
Hours after the State of the Union address, House republicans introduced legislation banning LGBTQ+ books from public schools nationwide.
Back in August 2023, we installed a Moixa 4.8kWh Solar Battery to pair with our solar panels. For the last year and a half it has chugged away slurping up electrons and sending them back as needed. Its little fan whirrs and the lights on its Ethernet port flicker happily…
A few days ago I wrote about how I recently decide to just poke away at games without actually feeling any rush to focus on a single game completely. But of course, sometimes a game just grips me from beginning to end, and I have to commit, because it’s just…
Remember back in the early 2010s when any moderately popular Twitter account could become a book (or even a TV series)?
This is a collection of Tweet-sized "overheard in" stories. All set in book shops.
Isn't it funny that some people don't know how books work! ROFL!
Aren't the…
Nice to see that the Firefox team have actually implemented their "AI killswitch" in the way that they said they would. Here's a screenshot from my copy of Firefox 148:
Very happy to see this land, and it means I can end my hunt for a new browser for the…
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.