Updated May 12, 2025

Recently I: **am angry at fascists.** I've been thinking: everyone carries a web browser in their pocket. Go make a web page. Web pages are fun. This is my _now_ page. Blog post more info ------------------- * 110 Hours of CSS Battle (2025-05-06) * Go listen to some Jill Sobule. (2025-05-02) * On “NSFW” (2025-05-01) * Reboot, Renewal (2025-04-30) * Study Hall Reflections (2025-04-25) * Scam voice message from +1 (614) 756-4464 (2025-04-14) * Moo Cow Creamer (2025-04-14) Affirmations more info ---------------------- * I comprehend serenity. #affirmation (2025-05-12) * I am energized by my quiet time with my higher power. #affirmation (2025-05-12) * Because of my self-sacrifice and unselfish, constructive action, my faith is vital. #affirmation (2025-05-11) * With my higher power's help I can manage my life. #affirmation (2025-05-10) * Because I want to look the world in the eye, I am comfortable withholding nothing in my fifth step. #affirmation (2025-05-09) * I feel comfortable and involved with people and authority figures. #affirmation (2025-05-08) Comic more info --------------- * (2025-01-24) Mastodon post more info ----------------------- * I have a web #frontend question - what's a useful thing you use Web Workers for on a personal website, portfolio website, or blog? or is a Web Worker always overkill for straightforward "document" web pages? https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Web\_Workers\_API #webdev (2025-05-12) * I love to swim bro but CHECK WITH LOCALS BEFORE YOU GET INTO ANY WATER. Also let's just collapse the term "germ-theory skeptic" to "fucking idiot" https://arstechnica.com/health/2025/05/germ-theory-skeptic-rfk-jr-goes-swimming-in-sewage-tainted-water/ (2025-05-12) * A comic I made in 2020. That was my mom. She’d be wishing you a joyful day too, if she was around. https://artlung.com/blog/2020/01/06/mom/ (2025-05-11) * Crawfish in the guest parking garage Sunday morning indicates someone’s boil was short one crayfish Saturday night. (2025-05-11) * Hey I was using that habeas corpus dude. (2025-05-10) * Great session of #IndieWeb Front End Study Hall today! Topics and troubleshooting galore. Thanks all who participated. Next one 2 weeks from now. Notes from today: https://indieweb.org/events/2025-05-08\-front-end-study-hall (2025-05-09) Lab more info ------------- * Mid-air footer (2025-03-06) * Gettysburg Address in HTML. Interactive. (2025-02-21) * Spoiler Widget (2025-02-12) * Keystroke to Go to Random Web Page (2024-12-23) * :root Color Properties Editor (Bookmarklet) (2024-12-20) Smorgasborg more info --------------------- * Maarva Andor Has A Posse (2025-04-26) * IndieWeb Sickos (2025-04-10) * Guru Meditation (2025-03-15) * This Man Wants To Clean Your Clothes (Velvet Touch Dry Cleaners & Laundry) Pacific Beach, San Diego California (2025-02-23) * Illinois State of the State Address, 2025 by Governor J.B. Pritzker (2025-02-19) CSS Battles more info --------------------- * CSSBattle for MAY 13 (2025) * CSSBattle for MAY 12 (2025) * CSSBattle for MAY 11 (2025) * CSSBattle for MAY 10 (2025) * CSSBattle for MAY 9 (2025) FrESH more info --------------- * Front End Study Hall #028 _in 7 days_ * Front End Study Hall #027 _May 8, 2025_ * Front End Study Hall #026 _Apr 24, 2025_ * Front End Study Hall #025 _Apr 8, 2025_ * Front End Study Hall #024 _Mar 27, 2025_ Likes more info --------------- * Joe Crawford liked: San Diego Recommendations by Anthony Ciccarello (2025-05-12) * Joe Crawford liked: Great TikTok video telling a tale about Jill Sobule, via gRegor by gRegor (2025-05-12) * Joe Crawford liked: Extending My Edit Web Page Bookmarklet by James (2025-05-09) * Joe Crawford liked: Welcome to IndieWeb by Christian (2025-05-07) * Joe Crawford liked: Answering the Blog Questions Challenge by Mathowie (2025-05-06) * Joe Crawford liked: Notes from the World by James (2025-05-06) Bodysurfing ----------- * (2025-05-12) Mixtape more info ----------------- * 2025 PHŌLÖSOPHŶ Toy Robots more info -------------------- * (2025-05-07)

Updated May 11, 2025

Get Started Aurel Manea _**A photographer and artist based in Bucharest, Romania**_ I’m Aurel Manea and this is the site dedicated to photography/video projects. Professionally  I am a 3d artist/technical artist and lead 3d artist in Gameloft Bucharest studio More about that in my professional LinkedIn profile: http://www.linkedin.com/pub/manea-aurel/1/542/777 As a hobby as you can see I spend most my time photographing stuff here and there. I started photography somewhere in 2004 for romantic reason and evolved ever since around this hobby. Somehow over the years it grew much more than anyone would have expected. **Why “DYSTALGIA” ?** The way I figured it out it is an imaginary word that represents a sort of nostalgia  towards a past or present that never was. but with the right choices and circumstances could have been. Due to exposure to psychedelics I now have a vision of the world where reality is just another dream in an infinity of possible dreams that make up an infinity of possible worlds and ways to exist in this weird little universe of ours.

Updated May 12, 2025

**Last updated:** 12 May, 2025 This is a /now page, listing out the stuff that's going on with me at the moment. If you have your own site, you should make one too. What I’m listening to: ---------------------- * **Henge** - _Journey To Voltus B_ * **Shampoo** - _We Are Shampoo_ and _Girl Power_ * **David Ruffin** - _David_ * **Leon Redbone** - _On The Track_ What I’m reading: ----------------- I maintain an archive of the books I read over on The Storygraph. Here's my current selection: * **The Twenty-Seventh City** by Jonathan Franzen * **Private Eye** What I’m watching: ------------------ * **Silo** * **The Studio** * **Poker Face** * **Chewing Gum** * **Taskmaster** * **Bob's Burgers** Other things I’m enjoying: -------------------------- * Going to the Independent Label Market in London and meeting Simon Raymonde from Cocteau Twins * Doing a month-long blogging challenge about generative AI * It getting closer to holiday... Current status: ---------------

Updated April 9, 2025

Ben Congdon * About * Blog * Projects * A service to generate a podcast from a RSS feed using text-to-speech. * A version of Buffer for Mastodon. * Instapaper * Chrome Extension to add “Add to Instapaper” links to lobste.rs. * Chrome Extension to add “Add to Instapaper” links to feedly. Fitness / Health ---------------- * Self hosted version of MyFitnessPal. Others’ Ideas Pages ------------------- * Jonathan Borichevskiy * Alexey Guzey * Gwern * James McMurray (Updated April 9, 2025 )

Updated May 11, 2025

Home | Feed (RSS) | Feed (Atom) | Feed (JSON) | About Me * * * Welcome to my blog ------------------ Years ago, in a software development conference, someone said that every keypress that you make contributes to entropy, so if others don't benefit from them, they're essentially wasted. Therefore, you need to expose the fruits of your labor to others, the more people, the better. This is my attempt at doing so. Here you will find some opinion pieces, commentary on technology and some of the stuff that's happening in the world, as well as some tutorials. Furthermore, I might document some software breaking in all sorts of curious ways, because there's a lot of that in my life. If you want to know more about me, you can visit My Homepage. * * * Title Published **Windows bootloader: it just works** 2025-05-11 **What is ruining dual GPU setups** 2025-05-09 **Software licenses and hyperscalers** 2025-05-03 **Less free will is good, actually** 2025-04-12 **Two Intel Arc GPUs in one PC: worse than expected** 2025-04-10 **They took Skype from us, Teams sucks** 2025-04-07 **The SSH tunnel is dead, long live Tailscale** 2025-03-03 **Zombie software and haunted tunnels** 2025-03-02 **America In 2030: The Hateful Ones** 2025-02-25 **You might not need font subsetting** 2025-02-19 **Gitea isn't immune to issues either** 2025-02-18 **Docker error messages are pretty cryptic sometimes** 2025-02-17 **My blog doesn't need quality, it needs to look like it's from the 90s** 2025-02-16 **Was UserBenchmark right?** 2024-11-19 **The AI art discourse and programming** 2024-11-08 **Throw your message into the void** 2024-10-26 **iPhone, Android and WhatsApp are broken** 2024-05-28 **Keycloak and mod\_auth\_openidc is broken** 2023-10-20 **Unity Runtime Fee: a look at some numbers** 2023-09-15 **Ever wanted to read thousands of tech blogs? Now you can!** 2023-07-08

Updated April 12, 2025

Ideas ----- Projects -------- ### Data * A library / review of carbon data for estimates for technology device usage * Social Impact review for the local Climate and Community Hub? \* What questions would need to be asked? \* What metrics would be feasible and/or useful? ### Games * A game about picking up stones from the seashore * A collaboration with a writer to make a writing prompt generator on the Playdate * A pipemania-style game with a twist Vague topics: ------------- * Humility and humanity in technology Society ------- * Invest half of the budget for AI in citizens assemblies instead * Every child to get a skateboard from government at the age of 10 Looking for ----------- * Funding for tracking technology carbon footprint data (see Projects / Data above) - I should try the CAT mini grants * Finding for developing an online archive for community digital assets _Last modified: 2025-04-12 10:46:19_

Updated May 12, 2025

Who? ---- ### Hard Worker I bring dedication and focus to everything I do. I believe in rolling up my sleeves, going the extra mile, and delivering results that count. For me, hard work isn't just a habit—it's a mindset. ### Avid Learner Curiosity fuels my journey. I'm passionate about expanding my horizons, mastering new skills, and staying ahead of the curve. Whether it's exploring cutting-edge ideas or honing tried-and-true techniques. ### Star Performer When it comes to excelling, I don't settle for anything less than my best. I thrive in challenges, embrace opportunities, and consistently aim to exceed expectations. ### Family Man My family is my foundation. They inspire me to work hard and stay grounded. Whether it's sharing laughter, creating memories, or supporting one another, I treasure the moments that truly matter. 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Updated May 9, 2025

ner3y's Blog ------------ 🏠 Home ✒️ Blog 🐘 Toots 🧑 About 🗓️ Now 🌎 Blogroll 📖 Guestbook ➡️ More _Last update: 09.05.2025_ 📖 What I’m reading ------------------- * Blinks in Blinkist 🍿 What I’m watching -------------------- * Rookie Season 7 * Long Way Home on Apple TV+ Soon: * The Last Of Us Season 2 on WOW 🎮 What I’m playing ------------------- * South of Midnight on Xbox Series S * Clair Expedition 33 something on Xbox Series S * Lushfoil on Xbox Series S * The Crew Motorfest on Xbox Series S ... and many others every 5 minutes Also very cool: My monthly review - here for April

Updated May 10, 2025

Page created: 2021-11-11 Updated: 2025-05-10 Hello from Spring-Summer, 2025. A lot has happened. In the world and in my own life. * Just finished the Snobol adventure at last. What a relief! * Have started up a Ren’Py language examples page to which I can slowly add content. * Finished the tiny "Fam" friends and family social media site. I’ve been doing little additions and fixes on that. * Another loss. * The OpenBSD stuff is back-burnered, but that’s gonna be "next". * I’m all-in on getting OpenBSD (and OpenBSD’s `httpd` server) working for my needs. * You can kind of track my progress for some of that here: Dave’s OpenBSD blog, etc. * Specifically, my OpenBSD httpd rewrites and redirects page _Then_, I’ll get back to Hiss, but I gave myself a pretty ridiculous side-quest with the Hiss documenation - I’m planning to make an SVG editor with extremely tiny file size output as the main feature. I’ll use that to illustrate the docs. Crazy, I know. I _know_. And _then_ (or maybe concurrently), I want to start up the next "Assembly Nights" project. I’ve got the perfect thing for that, the arm compiler book by Keleshev and do it on the Pocket Reform, which runs ARM. What is this page, anyway? -------------------------- I’ve wanted to do _something_ like this for a while and when I ran across Derek Sivers’s concept of the "/now" page, I knew I had to jump on board. Read more at nownownow.com! It’s now 2023, two years after I joined the trend and I’m seeing "Now" pages on a **lot** of the personal websites I’m visiting. I think that’s totally awesome. The personal Web is alive and well!

Updated April 9, 2025

I've got ideas, some of them are here Site ---- For planned changes to the site, check out the Roadmap. * Omake * Find-in-page search (i.e. #:~:text=) * Sidenotes * Hovercard * Add an asterism or fleuron to the end of my posts * Change `og:image` tags for notes to screenshots using Mastopoet * JSON-ify named vulnerabilities data * Letterbird contact page * Create an Organisation Profile Document * Create a “Top” button for posts * A per-article changelog (i.e. this) * “Naked” mode, i.e. no CSS mode * Semanticize HTML tags * Create an RSS icon that resembles a shark fin Other ----- * Script to download FediCards + Deck builder * Start or participate in an IndieWeb meetup * Set up an Audon voice space * Set up Proven.lol profile * Fedi bot account for making up random named vulnerabilities * Move bookmarks to Postmarks / Omnivore / etc… * Vulnscape * Host a web ring * Migrate Shellsharks Discord to a Matrix server Last Updated: April 9, 2025

Updated May 12, 2025

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Updated May 3, 2025

World News 24 * About * Ideas Last updated: 2025-05-03 * announce and share! * lazy load youtube How To Use ---------- You can switch channel by using: * ◀ ▶ (on keyboard) * ←👆→ : one-finger left/right swipe on the player window (on touchscreen) * ⏮ ⏭ (on keyboard or remote control), or * CH▲ CH▼ (on remote control) even in full-screen mode.