Interesting project! I need to see how its privacy settings are, more deeply, but the concept is really nice.

What an interestingly little trick.

I love this article. It’s really persuasive.

Well articulated and beautifully designed. A review of the conflicts of interests and special interests in tech involved in our newfound fascist government

I think it’s relatively well known among people I talk with that blurring text isnt effective at preventing people from finding out what it said. But do they know this is also true of pixalization?

This is an interesting perspective on the “power” of different languages.

So often do we consider anything contentious “politics” and thusly tune out. In doing so, we lose our own power and autonomy.

I’ve noticed an inconsistent debugging experience of Rust on several editors. I’ve yet to try it explicitly within Helix, but if I don’t like it, then this seems like a good option!

Definitely great for portable debugging!

This is really cool. Nushell used to support this but apparently it was a pain to maintain. Maybe one day…

This is primarily why I don’t advocate for Bluesky as anything but a “if you really must have literally twitter but not twitter”. Mastodon and the Fediverse is actually not centralized! How inviting of hope.

Jujutsu is awesome! This is a great tutorial!

This is so utterly necessary for Roblox as it continues its metamorphosis into Linkedin.

I use Niri, it truely does Just Work.

And quite frankly? I’ve felt myself appreciate gtk and other gnome primitives a lot more when they’re detached from that touch-focused interface design gnome is known for.

Wow! This is amazing, and probably super dangerous, and it is oh-so-hard to resist the temptation to immediately perform this on my laptop!

I love Niri so much, it’s really been a blast. I can’t go back.

What kind of society do we live in, for this to regress so sharply?

This is really, really interesting. I’m so used to Helix keybindings by now, though, so I wonder if I’d find it more annoying than not…

Another great pixel font!

This is a great write-up on how wider and more consistent applications of metadata could be used, abused, neglected, and how ultimately all and none of this ended up happening.

It’s an interesting and prescient time capsule coming from 2001.

This is a really neat knowledge database. Definitely something I hope to use… eventually :P