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  1. Dummy Packages on Linux

    If you’ve spent any time managing software on Linux, you may eventually come across something called a dummy package.

  2. 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…

  3. The Internets Teaser Trap

    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…

  4. 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.

  5. The Web I Actually Want

    There are very few pieces of software that I would consider essential, but uBlock is definitely one of them.

  6. There Is No Best Cup of Joe

    Maybe there is no single “best” cup of joe.

  7. A Small Attempt at Digital Freedom

    I’ve been thinking lately about the files I create and the formats I use to store them.

  8. The Art of Waiting

    We live in a world that seems increasingly obsessed with speed.

  9. A Mild Rant About Rust

    Rust is often treated like the saviour of modern programming, a language that promises safety, performance, and purity all in one shiny package.

  10. A Calmer Internet Take Two

    There’s a quiet corner of the internet waiting for you.

  11. A Calmer Internet

    The internet moves fast.

  12. Slowness

    Slowness.

  13. Arch Linux Service Outages

    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.

  14. Stop paying for your own digital handcuffs..

  15. I Just Want My Dang Computer to Work

    When it comes to my computer, I tend to keep things simple these days.

  16. Why Im No Longer Sure About Ubuntu

    For as long as I’ve used Linux, Ubuntu has been a name I associated with approachability & stability.

  17. The Transition From X11 to wayland

    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.

  18. Why I Refuse to Use Electron Apps

    I’ve made a conscious decision to avoid Electron-based applications like Discord and Spotify.

  19. Dive into DistroSea..

    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.

  20. Semi-Automated Workflow to Add Belfast Giants Fixtures to Google Calendar..

  21. The Web Wasnt Built for Age Gates

    In recent years, we’ve watched the web, once a messy, wild, gloriously chaotic frontier, be slowly strangled under the guise of “safety.”

  22. Every day, we are invited, encouraged, even, to imagine AI as something eerily like ourselves.

  23. In the ever-evolving world of Linux desktop environments, there’s been a clear trend: Wayland is growing.

  24. 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.

  25. When Minimalism Misses the Mark

    Minimalist design, when done well, can be timeless.

  26. 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.

  27. “Life is only a dream, and we are the imagination of ourselves.”

  28. Morning Coffee

    The kitchen was small.

  29. The Quiet Within the Cup

    There’s a certain stillness that lives in the steam of a freshly brewed cuppa tea.

  30. There’s a sacred stillness to the early hours.

  31. Evolving Minimalism

    Traditional minimalism might remind us of cleaning out closets or investing in that perfect, minimalist item.

  32. Now

    Listening to..

  33. In a world that often feels overwhelmingly noisy, taking time to be still and speak less can have a profound impact on our wellbeing.

  34. This is my take on Mozilla’s New Firefox Terms of Use effective as of February 25, 2025.

  35. Valve Releases the TF2 SDK

    Valve has just unveiled a massive update to the Source SDK that now features the complete Team Fortress 2 client and server game code.

  36. Minimalism in Love

    Minimalism is a mindset, a way of simplifying life, focusing on what truly matters, and letting go of distractions.

  37. When it comes to choosing a Linux distribution, the options can feel overwhelming.

  38. There’s something magical about letting life surprise you with its absurdity.

  39. The noise is getting noisier.

  40. 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.

  41. Discovering Elleni the Label

    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.

  42. Creating an interactive bash script is like adding a dash of magic to your terminal adventures!!

  43. The Aeropress Ritual

    In the quiet stillness of the morning, before the world had fully woken, there was a moment “a ritual” that was all his own.

  44. Falling Apart

    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.

  45. Reimagining Terminal Software

    In the world of technology, there’s something quietly beautiful about the way people are revisiting and reimagining old terminal software.

  46. The Power of Asking Questions

    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.

  47. There’s something truly special about finding something that not only fits your needs but also brings you joy.

  48. Mindful Bookmarking

    In today’s digital age, it’s easy to accumulate a cluttered and overwhelming collection of bookmarks in your web browser.

  49. In the digital age, the internet has become a central part of our daily lives.

  50. In the digital age, the internet has become an integral part of our daily lives.