1966 bookmarks

Bookmarks and whatnot. Закладки и всякое.

2026-04-27

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The most interesting people I know aren't trying to be interesting.

Thank God.

They're saying what they actually think and wearing what they actually like, pursuing hobbies that genuinely fascinate them, regardless of whether those hobbies are cool.

1 like 2160.

Цифровой сад Агнессы.

2159.
3 likes 2158.

GESS is a Soviet / Russian standard for stenography (fast handwriting.) I want to use it for both Russian and English. And I dare say it works!

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Instead of doom-scrolling through my phone in the morning, I built an alternative with a Raspberry Pi, a dot matrix printer, and some PHP.

4 likes 2155.

I read it a couple years ago. Lion describes his notekeeping approach in great detail. What kind of paper to use, what kind of pen to use (the one that has many colours; each colour has an assigned meaning), what binders to use. For a new paper enthusiast, some insight can be found here

Note that this book is old, and the author doesn't follow these techniques anymore (as far as I understood from talking through video calls). Btw Lion's notion of “hooks” (not described in this book) was one of the things that made me do Betula.

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2026-04-22

WSL9x runs a modern Linux kernel (6.19 at time of writing) cooperatively inside the Windows 9x kernel, enabling users to take advantage of the full suite of capabilities of both operating systems at the same time, including paging, memory protection, and pre-emptive scheduling. Run all your favourite applications side by side - no rebooting required!

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2026-04-19

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Most of us will experience anxiety at some point, sometimes triggered by a stressful moment, other times as a chronic condition. By taking thoughtful, intentional steps, we can ensure our designs at the most reduce stress, and the very least, do not contribute to or amplify it further.

# a11y
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2026-04-08

The famous and historic Truchet tiles. Contribute to jeffbarr/TruchetTilings development by creating an account on GitHub.

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Hacking around with Truchet tiles to display images.

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2026-04-01

A critique of the classic layered model.

Author says that this is better:

I'm not convinced.

2142.

2026-03-30

The Color Theory Behind Industrial Seafoam Green

Pretty pictures! Reminds of Merveilles' seafoam green and of Soviet half-wall-tall colouring. Due to the latter, this colour also bears additional doomer connotations.

I wonder if this colour could work well in computer UIs? Does it work the same on glowing screens?

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The best OpenStreetMap editor for POIs and entrances.

# osm
2140.

2001 era long guide.

# sh
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2026-03-27

Requests Python library on health and fame in open-source.

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2026-03-23

Это стихотворение, которое я цитировал в школьном выпускном альбоме.

# poetry
1 like 2137.

Ploum included the reply command in Offpunk, and that changed the way he approached the network. Awesome.

1 like 2136.

Осваивают фанцун.

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2026-03-18

# tea
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2026-03-15

General recommendations on how to sleep. All true in my experience, all not followed in my lifestyle.

# health
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# xanadu
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# xanadu
2131.

2026-03-14

Prahou's image gallery generator, compatible with subversive pics. Should I maybe join the network...

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Ploum got an eink phone and stopped taking it for walks, and thus got his addiction in check.

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2026-03-13

Alex Schroeder compares Fediverse and Atmosphere server costs. Fediverse allows for cheap small instances, but big ones are expensive. Atmosphere can only have expensive ones. The level of expensive is similar.

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2026-03-11

Let’s go over a few demos using the new customizable <select> feature that may be wild, but also give us a great chance to learn new things in CSS.

# css
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2026-03-04

Instead of using git as a database, what if you used a database as a git?

1 like 2117.

2026-03-03

Painting: Wen Hui Tu ( Gathering of the Literaries ) by Zou Ji (Emperor Hui Zong of Song Dynasty)

1082-1135 A.D. Collection at the National Palace Museum, Taiwan

2115.

OpenStreetMap surveyor app

# osm
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2026-02-27

They develop the Sugar DE, a limited and focused DE meant to give children access to computing and knowledge. An honourable project. But what interests me the most is the design decisions. Gotta take a closer look.

via aartaka

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2026-02-26

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Cool tool

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2026-02-25

Using parametric templates to draw Truchet tiles, then placing them randomly to create generative patterns.

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2026-02-21

Rob Pike's notes from 1989. Some of these recommendations are still found in modern Go recommendations.

# c
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If strcpy is not easily replaced with memcpy then the code is
fundamentally wrong. Either it’s not using strcpy correctly or it’s
doing something dumb and should be rewritten. Highlighting such problems
is part of what makes memcpy such an effective replacement.

# c
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In this paper, we first present an analysis and comparison of

the energy efficiency of 27 well-known software languages
from the popular software repository The Computer Lan-
guage Benchmarks Game. We are able to show which were the
most energy efficient software languages, execution types,
and paradigms across 10 different benchmark problems.

C wins in every regard. Other compiled languages perform very well too.

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Was setting up something with scp, but then remembered about rsync's existence and found this little tutorial.

2102.

Modern-style text editor in terminal

2101.

2026-02-14

2100.

2026-02-13

Yet another critique on PIM and the art of collecting links. I'll keep a link to it here and make an archive.

2099.
life←{↑1 ⍵∨.∧3 4=+/,¯1 0 1∘.⊖¯1 0 1∘.⌽⊂⍵}

I know, I know. I should have started with the introduction. But doesn’t it introduce itself rather well? You can see for yourself that it’s ultimately concise, expressive and utterly alien to all the mainstream computer languages.

# apl
2098.

2026-02-12

Collect data and analyse

2097.

Hugeping's IDEC echo and personal site.

2096.

IDEC server software by hugeping.

2095.

A thoughtful comparison of Christopher Alexander's ideas (the architect) with software engineering.

I have “A Pattern Language” in paper in my home library, with Flancian annotations! I guess I'll get to it after I finish Fowler's Patterns book.

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2026-02-04

2092.

2026-02-03

# c
2090.

Wayland is slower.

2089.

2026-02-02

A macOS app that blurs your screen when you slouch. Uses Vision framework for real-time posture detection.

3 likes 2088.

2026-01-27

Encyclia makes ORCID records available on the Fediverse. You can use it to follow researchers who don't have a Fediverse presence and see their new publications on your feed!

2087.

This specification defines a standard for sticker compatibility from multiple vendors. By following this specification, implementors can ensure they meet the expectations of sticker consumers. A standard allows producers to supply tools that help ensure maximum compliance and enjoyability.

# spec
2086.

2026-01-26

Movim provides a quick comparison between the two protocols and shows how blogs work. Wow, this makes so much more sense than ActivityPub tbh. There's also a good example of XML strength: embedding an Atom feed in XMPP messages.

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Task manager like the one in Windows but for GNOME. It looks better in GNOME. A bit sad I've migrated away from GNOME just a few days ago.

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A bookmarking community. Bookmarks mostly tech-related, of course. Expect some reposts from there.

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# apple,ui,ux
2080.

There was a long write-up in this note, but then I removed it. Read the bookmarked article with an open heart.

# xml
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2026-01-24

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BookmarkFS is a FUSE-based pseudo-filesystem which provides an interface to the bookmark data of web browsers.

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A romanticised description of Merveilles (which I'm part of btw!). When I come across a mention of offline Merveilles meetups, I'm a bit sad, because they're all far away from me.

Greg highlights that there aren't that many community projects given the number of members. I think there're quite more than one might expect! I don't really participate these days though.

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