A self-hostable personal cloud inspired by serverless platforms and cgi-bin.

A way to be on the web!

I think sound is a dramatically underutilized way to communicate with the user in modern software tools. Using sound for a notification is just annoying, but using other properties (pitch, timbre, length, etc) or producing varying drone sounds across time presents new ways to passively inform users of things. A classic example of this is fan sounds alerting users that their computer is under heavy load, and perhaps something is going wrong. As modern fans get quieter, computer programs should offer similar interfaces to provide all kinds of information.

Futura!

Tedu released his fifth or so fediverse server. This time featuring migrateable user identities and Java Script-heavy interface, which is actually fast because he doesn't know React.

Where does he get the time and energy? So prolific

A visual, interactive guide to what bloom filters are, when you would use them, and how they work.

A long and enjoyable list.

ZUI, executable text, alternative history vibe. Lovable!

The author doesn't like how modern UI:s are designed. Gives good examples.

This is a small website for inhabitants of the Town of Merveilles to share their locations with each other, to help with organizing events and such. It's built with Go, and uses a very simple database (read: a csv file) to store locations.

Building a so-called “Game Boy Macro” is a great way to salvage a Nintendo DS that has a broken hinge or top screen, as the system only needs the lower display to play Game Boy Advance

An open-source activitypub network and fediverse database, powered by FediDB

Build your time capsule with epoxy.

Nex is a little internet protocol inspired by Gemini and Gopher.

• protocol description

Devine Lu Linvega's collection of various documents they collected. A personal archive.

A collection of notes.

Aaron Parecki has been tracking the location precisely for a long time.