Markus Unterwaditzer

…after you have accidentally enabled it.

I’ve just started to migrate some repositories from GitHub to Codeberg.

I recently moved my Mastodon instance to GoToSocial, for these reasons: Mastodon is resource-intensive for single-user instances.

I used to operate a public Nitter instance for half of 2023.

It is time to invoke John Ousterhout.

This is a note for all Austrian readers who want to connect to the Austrian railways’ WiFi but find themselves unable to do so from their Linux laptops.

Many words have been spilled over the problems with “algorithmic” timelines.

Sometimes you want to run the same test with a set of different inputs.

Around last year this blog, a simple static site, was running on GitHub pages, together with Cloudflare in front of it due to (perceived) unreliability with GitHub’s SSL provisioning for custom domains.

…and other jokes I tell myself.

With PEP 484 Python allows you to annotate variables and functions with their types: from typing import Iterable def stringify_list(xs: Iterable[int]) -> Iterable[str]: return [str(x) for x in xs] Why is this useful?

I've been writing a library for errorhandling when calling Rust code from Python.

This is one of those posts that I didn't originally consider writing, but given that the situation hasn't changed in the slightest, and that people are still unaware of the general problem, I guess it's time for a blogpost.

Last week (May 7th) I disclosed multiple security vulnerabilities to Flattr, which have since been fixed.

You are born as a fully-grown adult.

I am writing this article out of my experience with writing vdirsyncer, a simple synchronization program for calendar events.

WebDAV WebDAV is a file access and transfer protocol created in the 90s.

It was only after the introduction of Buzz and Google+ when I started looking for alternatives to Google's services, which I used wherever possible up to that point.