Do Flamingos Know They're Pink

On the 22nd of July, the members of Codeberg e.V. voted to stop hosting projects that "mostly consist of code written by 'generative AI'-tools."

"Fork it" sounds like a generous invitation.

Of all the data I moved this year, you probably wouldn't guess what I procrastinated on the longest.

For many people who are uncomfortable with Gmail, the reasonable option would be something like Proton, Tuta, or one of the other privacy providers that have spent the last few years advertising to exactly this feeling.

I recently had the pleasure of running a workshop called "Can We Build Hardware Without Capitalism?"

At this point my autonomous stack project had reached a moment where I needed to go from planning to implementation.

EDIT (30th March 2026): Removed a reference to Boaventura de Sousa Santos.

The inventory gave me a dependency graph.

I've been using Linux on my personal machines since I was a teenager.

A couple of months ago I finally got fed up.

I've spent most of my life trying to understand how information technology and people interact.

FOSDEM is a two day event where the Free University of Brussels (Specifically the ULB, or Université libre de Bruxelles, not to be confused with VUB, the other Free University of Brussels, because Belgium) hands over its Solbosch campus to thousands of FO…

This blog has a new home.

I'm writing this article within the context of the SOAM "RE:FUND OUR DIGITAL FUTURE: REIMAGINING FUNDING ARCHITECTURES FOR PUBLIC INTEREST TECHNOLOGY” residency program I'm taking part in to order to create a new speculative institutional model with the g…

The United Kingdom has just delivered the world's most expensive demonstration of why throwing technology at social problems doesn't work.