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Woke up.

This post covers versions 4.2 to 4.5.1.

A couple of months ago, I got lost in Starfield.

I never thought I’d own a Strat, but now I do.

Plans for the future of this website.

An archive of what used to be my /notes page.

The title - Hiding - is a pretty good description of the state of mind I find myself in right now.

If you had told me a year ago, that I’d be living in a new apartment now, I wouldn’t have taken you seriously, laughing very hard… But somehow, we ended up finding a great place, without really looking for one, bought it, and moved within 3 months, give or

A list of 40 Questions to ask yourself every year.

The first 2/3 of 2025 were rather uneventful, business - and life - as usual.

It’s that time of the year again: here’s my extended “frozen /uses page” for late 2025.

During summer, my wife and I were entertaining the thought of moving to a bigger/better/… apartment.

It’s been seven years since Hello World.

We visited Portugal last year.

Earlier this year, I added webmentions to my website.

It must’ve been 2005 when I started playing guitar, fiercely motivated by the music I listened to at the time: anything loud and aggressive, from the Sex Pistols, Nirvana and the Misfits, all the way to Metallica, Slayer and some - mostly Swedish - old sc…

The announcement that Fauna made the decision to sunset their service hit me by surprise.

As the first quarter of 2025 comes to an end, it’s time for another entry in the website #evolution series.

Discovering Omnivore about a year ago felt like an instant win.

I wanted to add webmentions to this website for a very long time, and I finally got it done today.

A chronological list of my favorite albums from 2010 to 2019 with reasons why I like them.

Copying code from code blocks, without having to manually select it all first, is very handy convenience feature.

I saw a couple of posts about a “blog questions challenge” pop up in my feed reader this week (written by Leilukin, Hedy, or Luke, for example) and decided to participate.

Wow, it’s been a quarter of a century since Y2K.

Omnivore was shut down in late 2024 See: One of my favorite read-later apps is shutting down This article is probably obsolete now, but the general approach might apply to other services/tools. – It’s been a productive year so far - I’ve managed to add a…

It’s that time of the year again: here’s my extended “frozen /uses page” for late 2024.

Others wrote about their share of the “Millennial nostalgia”, and I enjoyed reading about their memories very much: My Millennial Memories Millennial Energy The following is a list of some of the things I remember from growing up in the 1990s and early 20…

There weren’t quite as many changes in Q2 2024 as there were in Q1, but I managed to do lots of cool things nevertheless.

Growing up with computers and the internet, my idea of a tool became equivalent to software at a rather early age.

Collections and lists are a wonderful thing, and filters simply make them better.

A couple of months ago, I started working on a project with the desired outcome of building a large and complex application including a 3rd party workflow engine.

A chronological list of my favorite albums from 2000 to 2009 with reasons why I like them.

Sometimes, all it takes to question our own choices is just a headline.

External links are everywhere, and I’m using tons of them on this rather small website.

A chronological list of my favorite albums from 1990 to 1999 with reasons why I like them.

The alpha release of Eleventy v3 became available in December '23.

A chronological list of my favorite albums from 1980 to 1989 with reasons why I like them.

This is a note based on a recent email conversation I had with Luke Harris in response to his recent article Thinking about what’s next from April 2024.

I started using Notion in 2018 when it was very new.

Just this morning, I had a brief online conversation that made me realize something: I’m using Fauna for two live web applications and I didn’t even think about database backups for a second.

My website has a bookmark directory now.

2024 has been a very productive year so far.

I recently started working on a new side project, BUKMARK.CLUB, which I introduced in the previous article published here on this website.

I recently wrote about adding bookmarks to my website.

A couple of months ago, I started working on a re-build of my wife’s website.

This website used to have tags in the past.

This website supports dark mode now 🌙.

As another year comes to an end, writing this post feels like something I was actually looking forward to.

A long time ago, I decided to use vue-quill for recept0r, my personal recipes app.

I saw a couple of similar posts from people’s websites in my RSS reader recently, so here’s my extended “frozen /uses page” for late 2023.