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Since literally before the Internet existed1, nerds have been using the miracle of computer communications to argue about Star Trek.
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I present two stubby half-baked takes that aren't meaty enough to warrant their own posts.
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The human body, alas, can only store enough energy in the form of glycogen for about 2 hours of aerobic activity.
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The titles that come to mind when I think of the best (American) comic books I read in the past few years are: Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen Alan Scott: The Green Lantern Absolute Martian Manhunter (and to varying degrees the other Absolute books) Flex Menta…
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Some days the sheer breadth of possibility that comes with having my own website hits hard.
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A walkthrough for the video game Cave Story in the form of a rap album.
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Team Fortress 2 is a 2007 multiplayer first-person shooter game by Valve, a company better known for Half-Life, Portal, and essentially all improvements to Linux gaming over the past decade1.
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There's a phenomenon at the intersection of self-selection bias and XKCD 2501 I've noticed in my own thoughts about my hobbies.
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This site first participated in the fine tradition of CSS Naked Day in 2024, and it should have done so again automatically in 2025 if the script I wrote worked (I didn't think to check at the time).
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As a rule, I don't like to announce my projects until they're already substantially complete.
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Ergodic literature is "a mode of textual organization in which nontrivial effort is required to traverse the text, beyond ordinary eye movement or turning pages".
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The term "digital garden" was originally coined to describe a personal website where each page is an evolving work in progress that might be updated or changed as the author sees fit.
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Tailscale is an easy-to-use WireGuard VPN platform with a generous free tier that's popular among homelabbers.
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Twice now I have needed to add more space to my main home server VM, and twice I have needed to re-learn how to expand a XFS filesystem.
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COSTCO FAHRENHEIT (Video) General recommendation for Matt Lakeman's travel blog, and specific recommendation for his most recent piece: Notes On Afghanistan.
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Gävle Goat (Swedish: Gävlebocken, pronounced [ˈjɛ̌ːvlɛbɔkːɛn]) is a traditional Christmas display erected annually at Slottstorget (Castle Square) in central Gävle, Sweden.
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A cognitohazard is information that is directly harmful when perceived.
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(context) When you've been in this business as long as I have, you learn to recognize trouble fast, and I could tell she was trouble from the moment she poked her freakishly large head through the door.
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Web-safe serif fonts Cold, clear early mornings on the road Tor Books paperbacks from a secondhand store Dry white wine TUIs Soren Kirkegaard Lentil soup Meeting up IRL Art Deco Trail running Telnet Bodyweight exercise The Butlerian Jihad
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Recently at $dayjob I encountered a scientific instrument connected to a controlling PC over IP; that's not unusual in itself, but what was unusual was the tiny little MikroTek router that sat between the two, connected to them and nothing else.
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Here's a template for server daemon programs I've found useful.
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Like most of my generation, and the generation after me for that matter, playing Minecraft was a formative childhood experience, and while I haven't kept up with the many, many updates since 1.0 there's elements of the game that've taken up permanent resi…
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As I've worked on the ol' homelab over the past few months, most of my computer use outside of my day job has morphed to fit a general client-server model.
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This site now has an official blogroll!
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My Own Private Binary: An Idiosyncratic Introduction to Linux Kernel Modules An excellent technical writeup of implementing a new executable format as a kernel module that avoids the twin traps of writing about Linux internals: neither too esoteric nor too
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You know what's kinda weird?
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It's early July, which here in the Pacific Northwest means the roadside blackberries are starting to plump up and ripen.
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Imagine for a moment you are Miles O'Brien, Chief of Operations on Deep Space Nine, formerly Transporter Chief on the USS Enterprise, and all around stand-up guy.
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The language our machines use to speak to us has changed.
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You know when some rando on the internet makes a post to the effect of "I'm so sorry I haven't been updating recently, it's because of reasons X Y and Z, please accept my deepest apologies and I'll post something soon", as though they're pleading with a m…
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Here's the lesson I've learned since my last post: making a simple ActivityPub server that implements the minimum subset of the spec is not difficult.
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After a few posts worth of preamble, it's finally time to get our hands dirty with ActivityPub!
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Welcome to Protocolapalooza, my project to add support to this site for a bunch of wacky protocols other than the Web.
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It's a new day, a new month, and a new era for the implicit dot computer weblog.
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In the spring of either 2014 or 2015 I became a vegetarian - I didn't think to record the exact date - which means it's now been ten or possibly nine years.
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A good chunk of the TV and movies I watch fall into the crime or detective genres, and are set and/or made in the early to mid 20th century (roughly the 30s-50s).
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Friend-of-the-blog Wyatt has written on semantic drift for terms like demon and ghost.
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ULTRAKILL does not advertise its unique strengths right from the start.
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It seems like everyone these days is talking about AI.
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Python is famously an easy language to learn, but it's a hard language to really learn because there's just so much of it; Python's standard library has over 300 modules as of version 3.11!
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Greenery My mental image of Texas was informed by this airtight syllogism: cowboys live in Texas; cowboys live in the desert; therefore Texas is desert.
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For the 2017 solar eclipse, my house in Washington was within range for observing the transit.
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Another travel mini-post, but it's time-sensitive that I post something today in particular.
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Just a quick post today to avoid falling too far behind while I'm traveling.
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Earlier this year, I decided to replace my old and trusty Thinkpad E480, now getting pretty long in the tooth and having some trouble with all these newfangled web apps, with some newer hardware.
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Here's a nifty pattern I use for making Rust error handling more ergonomic.
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There's a small park near where I live that was, until recently, called Numbnutz Park, named after the great [citation needed] community leader and semi-professional phrenologist Horatio Numbnutz 1.
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The Web is getting worse.
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man pages are truly the best software documentation out there, with famously zero problems with formatting, content, or navigability.
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Once upon a time, circa my middle school/high school days, I was pretty into comics, superhero comics especially.