yequari.com

The largest collection of card game rules on the Internet, with information about hundreds of card and tile games from all parts of the world.

A rant about current state of the internet (LLM crawlers), and some observations & conclusions, along with some techniques to help you protect your own services.

In a blog post published last December, we demonstrated how we managed to extract the firmware from a smartwatch by exploiting an out-of-bounds read vulnerability and spying on its screen interface.

An analysis of non-Discord messaging options following the announcement of Discord’s imminent age verification requirement.

by wadapan It’s not every day a discovery like this is made!

Stop using Postman

An essay and the abysmal state of mobile text editing and how to improve it.

A talk about CellPond, Lu Wilson’s spatial programming project

Keeping handwork alive in a world of machine tools

Using Sun systems in modern times

One of my goals for this year was to read 10 books start to finish.

Recently, I’ve been completely absorbed by the newly released Gundam Card Game.

Pink Floyd at Pompeii is a live concert film, originally released in 1972, where the band plays in the amphitheater in the ruins of Pompeii.

It’s been (almost exactly) one year since my last fitness update.

The other day, I received my acceptance letter for an online Computer Science Masters program.

I have played exactly two games of League of Legends in the past 35 days.

I recently came across ava’s blog and this post in particular stood out to me.

Brandon at What’s a Computer?

One day this page will pull some info from APIs to create a more interesting page but for now I just manually update it as needed.

One day this page will pull some info from APIs to create a more interesting page but for now I just manually update it as needed.

Chris Wellon’s personal blog with a lot of great tips and pointers (pun intended) for C programming.

Julia’s blog is all about content that dives deep into how computers work, but makes it accessible for non-experts.

fLaMEd writes about his hobbies and the web.

Drew DeVault is a software engineer working on multiple projects, notably swaywm and the Hare programming language.

Andreas Kling likes computers!

A list of small, free, or experimental tools for building websites or games.

A manifesto written by Andrew Roach proposing that we should try to do things on a human scale again, instead of trying to design everything to scale infinitely.

The work of Laura Kalbag and Aral Balkan, the Small Technology Foundation advocates for building the small web using small technology designed to increase human welfare.

A project from m15o, who describes it as “A vibrant metropolis in an uncharted internet territory.”

A forum focused on smallweb development, styled like an old-school web 1.0 website!

An inclusive community dedicated to making web development approachable to newcomers.

A modern interpretation of the Gettysburg Address.

A chronological reading order for IDW’s Transformers series (2005).

A real-world application of UNIX skills.

A web simulation of the old Megaman NT Warrior Advanced PET toy from the mid-2000s

An article discussing how writing on the Internet is changing because of AI

Cory Doctorow writes about DRM and the bullshit of digital “ownership”

A Wired article about a Spanish engineer who built up a distributed wifi network to provide Internet to his town because telecom companies wouldn’t.

A retrospective from someone who worked on the Windows 95 user interface detailing the design process and iteration that went into creating an interface that was accessible to both first-time computer users and existing power users.

An approachable beginner’s guide to RSS, written by the folks in the Melonland community.

An excellent tutorial on how to set up webmentions on your site, specifically tailored to neocities users.

An interesting look into how C structs work and how to squeeze some extra optimization out of them.

A virtual machine simulating a base 3 computer.

A list of tips when writing shell scripts.

Permacomputing focuses on sustainable computing, inspired by permaculture, aiming to utilize existing compute resources rather than new ones.

Some suggestions for projects programmers should try in order to level up their skills.

Beej’s Guides are all excellent tools to learn various programming languages and technologies.

A talk from Strange Loop 2023 by Devine Lu Linvega about managing software complexity and developing software with preservation in mind.