Gabriel Garrido

Revisiting Schumacher’s “Technology with a Human Face”, prescient and relevant since its writing 53 years ago.

On April 29th CVE-2026-31431 was publicly disclosed at https://copy.fail/.

I recently migrated my self-hosted services from a VPS (virtual private server) at a remote data center to a physical server at home.

Update August 8th, 2025: Theme switching is configurable in system settings as of KDE Plasma 6.5.

We’re well into times in which it’s clear why you’d care to own your data and host the software that you depend on.

Last week my two year old Framework laptop went completely unresponsive while I was using it.

Hugo keeps a resources directory that is used to cache asset pipeline output across builds.

I’ve been using Mastodon as a microblog.

I use Thunderbird to manage multiple email inboxes, calendars, and address books.

I have started to learn about the FreeBSD operating system.

Update June 2024: Bunny renovated its edge rule system, making it easier to create and maintain edge rules.

Update: I’ve since moved on to stagit for my public-facing repositories.

Using git push remains one of my favorite ways of deploying software.

Update June 2026: This continues to work as described.

I want to cache HTML in Bunny’s content delivery network (CDN).

Update: I dropped this approach in favor of a custom Go tool that parses the content directory and generates the internal links graph.

I recently refactored a Next.js single-page application to support white-labeled deployments.

Update September 2026: I’ve since replaced Tailscale with bare WireGuard, however this article remains up to date as confirmed by others.

Update: In March 2024, 404 Media introduced full text RSS feeds for paid subscribers.

Mastodon supports WebFinger to find a Mastodon account by searching for an email address.

I recently learned about Redbean, a single-file distributable web server authored by Justine Tunney. redbean is an open source webserver in a zip executable that runs on six operating systems.