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If you’ve spent any time managing software on Linux, you may eventually come across something called a dummy package.
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CERN, the organisation behind the Large Hadron Collider, is making an interesting change to part of its Linux infrastructure: more than roughly 2,200 specialised computers used to control the accelerator complex are being moved from the Red Hat family of…
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There is a particular kind of online content that seems to be everywhere these days: a few carefully selected pictures or short clips that can sometimes make something look far better, more interesting and more worthwhile than the content eventually turns…
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I think we’ve become rather good at collecting things that we’ll probably leave sitting on a drive, only to ever look at them a handful of times.
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There are very few pieces of software that I would consider essential, but uBlock is definitely one of them.
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Maybe there is no single “best” cup of joe.
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I’ve been thinking lately about the files I create and the formats I use to store them.
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We live in a world that seems increasingly obsessed with speed.
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Rust is often treated like the saviour of modern programming, a language that promises safety, performance, and purity all in one shiny package.
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There’s a quiet corner of the internet waiting for you.
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The internet moves fast.
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Slowness.
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On August 21, 2025, the Arch Linux team shared an important update regarding the recent disruptions many users have noticed when trying to access core parts of the Arch ecosystem.
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Stop paying for your own digital handcuffs..
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When it comes to my computer, I tend to keep things simple these days.
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For as long as I’ve used Linux, Ubuntu has been a name I associated with approachability & stability.
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Traditionally, Linux desktops have used X11 (via X.Org Server) to render windows and manage input. wayland emerged as a modern, simpler, and more secure protocol, with compositors like GNOME’s Mutter, KDE’s KWin, Sway, Weston, and others implementing it.
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I’ve made a conscious decision to avoid Electron-based applications like Discord and Spotify.
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If you’ve ever wanted to explore a Linux distribution without the fuss of downloading ISOs or setting up virtual machines, DistroSea lets you dive in instantly, right from your browser. 1.
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Semi-Automated Workflow to Add Belfast Giants Fixtures to Google Calendar..
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In recent years, we’ve watched the web, once a messy, wild, gloriously chaotic frontier, be slowly strangled under the guise of “safety.”
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Every day, we are invited, encouraged, even, to imagine AI as something eerily like ourselves.
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In the ever-evolving world of Linux desktop environments, there’s been a clear trend: Wayland is growing.
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In a world that constantly pushes us toward the newest devices and the fastest updates, there is a quiet satisfaction in choosing to continue using what we already have, especially when it comes to our smartphones.
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Minimalist design, when done well, can be timeless.
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When it comes to system service managers on Linux, such as systemd, OpenRC, runit, SysVinit, and others, the conversation can quickly turn into a debate.
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“Life is only a dream, and we are the imagination of ourselves.”
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The kitchen was small.
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There’s a certain stillness that lives in the steam of a freshly brewed cuppa tea.
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There’s a sacred stillness to the early hours.
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Traditional minimalism might remind us of cleaning out closets or investing in that perfect, minimalist item.
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Listening to..
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In a world that often feels overwhelmingly noisy, taking time to be still and speak less can have a profound impact on our wellbeing.
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This is my take on Mozilla’s New Firefox Terms of Use effective as of February 25, 2025.
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Valve has just unveiled a massive update to the Source SDK that now features the complete Team Fortress 2 client and server game code.
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Minimalism is a mindset, a way of simplifying life, focusing on what truly matters, and letting go of distractions.
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When it comes to choosing a Linux distribution, the options can feel overwhelming.
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There’s something magical about letting life surprise you with its absurdity.
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The noise is getting noisier.
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Nestled in the picturesque landscapes of County Antrim, Northern Ireland, the small village of Gleno is often overlooked by visitors, yet its charm and history make it a fascinating stop for those seeking to explore Northern Ireland’s rich heritage.
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There’s something undeniably special about finding a brand that feels like it was crafted in the clouds—a brand that brings joy with each click and sparkles with creativity, quality, and a unique sense of charm.
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Creating an interactive bash script is like adding a dash of magic to your terminal adventures!!
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In the quiet stillness of the morning, before the world had fully woken, there was a moment “a ritual” that was all his own.
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Sometimes, it feels like we’re falling apart, like no matter what we do, we’re always falling short, making mistakes, messing things up, or that something goes wrong.
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In the world of technology, there’s something quietly beautiful about the way people are revisiting and reimagining old terminal software.
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Asking questions is a fundamental part of learning and growth, yet many of us hesitate when it comes to seeking out the knowledge we need.
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There’s something truly special about finding something that not only fits your needs but also brings you joy.
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In today’s digital age, it’s easy to accumulate a cluttered and overwhelming collection of bookmarks in your web browser.
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In the digital age, the internet has become a central part of our daily lives.
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In the digital age, the internet has become an integral part of our daily lives.