BlogFlockLet’s put aside for a moment all the ethical/ecological/societal considerations about the use of generated code (also known as "slop" if you don’t like it and "vibecode" if you do) in open source projects…
What's your favorite Navidrome client for macOS? Navibeat looks pretty good.
I don't intend to self-host my email, but if I did, this might work: Stalwart Mail & Collaboration Server
It's…
My website is ever changing. I am
In Distance there is the sight of everything; here there is the presence of something.
[ I am not affiliated with anybody, so I am not including links just to be sure. ]
I was asked in a private context about my opinion on the Toucan2 keyboard. It is a split mechanical keyboard that has 42 keys. Its switches are the Choc type, specifically version…
After many failed attempts, I am finally comfortable doing all of my computing using Linux. In case you haven't heard, Linux is good now! And yet, I'm back on my Mac...for now.
The short version? It's the software. Linux is loaded with pretty good apps, many of them free. Thing…
I had a 7:00 AM appointment at the dentist. That's one way to start the day, I guess. At least my teeth are clean.
I may write more about it later, but…
Control Panel for YouTube is a browser extension which gives you more control over YouTube by adding missing options and UI improvements
After only a few minutes, this has become my new favorite browser extension.
The twenty-first episode of Wonders of Web Weaving is out:
In Episode 21, I chat with Joel, the author of joelchrono.xyz about, among other things, writing about video games, weeknotes, homepage and website design, and more.
I hope you enjoy the episode!
This is an excerpt from the ‘Root Access’ live stream: https://protesilaos.com/codelog/2026-09-27-emacs-live-root-access-show/.
I was making a broader comment there, but it is only available in the full video. Or it may be shared later as another short if @linkarzu gets to it.
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