I've written a number of little scripts over the years, many of which I use every day. Here's a little collection.

I use z-run for something like this.

A comparison of Servo and Ladybird as of now (early 2025).

1. Use as few tags as possible.

2. Limit yourself to a self-defined set of tags.

3. Tags within your set must not overlap.

4. By convention, tags are in plural.

5. Tags are lower-case.

6. Tags are single words.

7. Keep tags on a general level.

8. Omit tags that are obvious.

9. Use one tag language.

10. Explain your tags.

The mighty, self-hostable Git server for the command line

Experiments, technology, and thoughts on life.

dithering online!

MVC is a very popular architectural design pattern that goes absolutely against the spirit of object-oriented programming.

Teehee.

Greta on wikis.

Xah dislikes Clojure for the reasons listed.

igdl is a Python script for downloading an image from a given
Instagram URL and either save it directly to disk or write it to stdout.
It will automatically pick the highest image resolution available.

A Python library for handling microformats2. It parses Betula well.

Ortho33 is a constrained input system designed to work with a 3x3 ortholinear keypad, such as the one found on a standard numberpad.

Daniel Stenberg makes a Gemini review.

I do not particularly know much about this website, but I really like how they have name Fisher and put a fish as their TLD.

I've wanted something like this for a long time. Intended for small graphs where laying things out by hand is not too painful, and it's nice that things don't move around every time I make a change, as happens with graphviz. The file format is also amenable to git; no long lines, and adding new nodes or edges doesn't reorder unrelated nodes and edges.