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  1. TopBar

    #Eww It all started with waybar on Wayland a few years ago.

  2. Mastodon comments for Zola

    #Intro #GitHub The first comment system that I implemented for Halve-Z was Giscus.

  3. Another World

    #Beginning MS-DOS 4 got open-sourced a few months ago, and this reminded me that I wanted to try to run something very special (old?)

  4. Twitter Archive

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  5. Bluetooth sound on FreeBSD

    I enjoy the quality and responsiveness of classic cable connections.

  6. T480 and FreeBSD 14

    I heard good things about this model, but I did not expect it to be that good.

  7. Artifact attestations

    #Overview I have been waiting for something like this for quite some time, and a few months ago, GitHub rolled out its Artifact Attestations (still in beta).

  8. A capable PWA

    #Problems I am not a fan of JavaScript.

  9. Halve-Z

    #Migration Last year, I decided to migrate my Jekyll website to Zola.

  10. The Salton Sea

    New divorce, want to separate myself from all these cold-blooded wars.

  11. Structs 5X

    #Intro The year is 20X5 and humanity has fallen: now there are only Coindroids.

  12. Migrating to Zola

    #Jekyll I started using Jekyll around 5 years ago and never needed another SSG.

  13. Sempiternal dust

    There was a man of double deed, Who sowed his garden full of seed; When the seed began to grow, 'Twas like a garden full of snow; When the snow began to melt, 'Twas like a ship without a belt; When the ship began to sail, 'Twas like a bird without a tail;…

  14. Dørst

    dorst is a source code backup manager.

  15. EWW

    Barless is great.

  16. Sway + FreeBSD

    I started to migrate from macOS back in December 2020 - kext "deprecation" was the last drop.

  17. Frightcrawler

    Frightcrawler is a small tool I wrote to prepare for MtG tournaments.

  18. Watchy

    So it's 3rd month now, and my watch is still alive, despite all the punk rock.

  19. RaspiBlitz

    RaspiBlitz is the fastest and cheapest way to get your own Lightning Node running on a RaspberryPi with a nice LCD.