Hearthside by Caleb Hearth

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This is really cool and in only 181 lines (Jeremy undersells it in the title) we get a really great explanation of how #OTEL works and why we'd want it

As #LEGO are releasing the SmartBrick soon, it's a good time to point to this article from a few years back with IMO a much cooler "smart" LEGO brick with embedded screen and capacitive touch studs.

Pretty neat technical dive into extracting the GameBoy Color's boot animation and using Imagemagick to transform it to an 88x31 button. via Robb: https://rknight.me/blog/88x31-button-curios/ ⬣

ATUIN WRAPPED 2025 Your Year in Shell History In 2025, you typed 55465 commands!

Once there is a Ruby organization that is accountable to the maintainers, and accountable to the community, with openly and democratically elected board members, I commit to transfer my [Bundler] trademark to that organization.

One of my chefs mentioned that if they could cook the steak on the grill they could get it right the first time.

I'll be trying out these GitHub CI performance improvements soon for sure

The bottom search in Callsheet and "search drawer" in Ketchup, both built or designed by Ben, have been inspirational in my own app design.

So often we need to do "hacks" like this in the Apple ecosystem.

I’ve been using a lot of Git Trailers in my commit messages recently and as my thinking on which trailer keys to use has evolved, it’s been useful to look back at which ones have been used before. git log’s --format flag can provide all sorts of useful in…

I’ve been tinkering with a modified, task-only Bullet Journaling approach in Obsidian for about a week now and it’s been nice, so I wanted to write up how I’m approaching things.

Yesterday I posted that I’d resolved my new microblog POSSE1 posts from generating link previews on Mastodon and Bluesky.

Articles on Hearthside are written in Markdown (GitHub-flavored), but the file extension is .md.yaml as they also make use of Jekyll-style front matter.

After yesterday’s post, it was time to finally try to handle a blog post and Cooklang recipe in one file.