A plea for us to get back to building websites that can do normal website things.

Microsoft is moving Windows to the cloud and Apple will be happy to have you run macOS on the cloud

Someone reminded me of these historical maps of, let's call them, "the bad old days". They are only 3 years apart! And the second one is already 13 years old. 2007: 2010:

coding in the darkness

An Eye-Opening Journey Through Eliminating Enterprise-Level Defenses

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Many organizations search for a single platform they can buy and standardize on, but often teams struggle with a platform that doesn't work for them.

Knots on Mars! (and a few thoughts on NASA's knots)

I have written quite a few posts on note-taking over the last year or so. Physical paper, and especially blank pages, has also been a topic that has shown up with some frequency. Let’s explore these a bit more in this post. The Blank Page In A Blank Page, I delved into why sometimes a ... Read more

This week, we discuss the local-first computing movement and its push to reduce our reliance on the corporate-owned, cloud-based software tools we use every day.

In this article, we will explore some of the issues that remain with GitOps and are currently being addressed — and more specifically, associated myths.

Using IPFS, 11ty, and dAppling to create an easy to update blog hosted on IPFS.

Our journey to add relevancy scores to search results in Meilisearch.

In the last few months, I started geeking more about aviation-related topics. Mostly by watching A LOT of videos explaining how things…

Userware is using vestiges of the long-gone and sorely missed Microsoft Silverlight web-dev platform to power its new 'XAML for Blazor' offering, which lets .NET developers use markup language within client-side Blazor applications.

What might an Internet that upholds public service values look like?

This is why I became "blocklist guy" and immediately settled on defederation as my favorite topic. Because you don't have it anywhere el...

It’s time for the open source Rambos to stop fighting and agree that developers care more about software’s access and ease of use than the purity of its license.

Something weird is happening online.

With this new approach, the adventure is truly yours to choose without the trade-offs inherent in one-size-fits-all solutions.

For awhile now, I've had the thought that an economy based on renewable energy might return to using sailing ships as working cargo ships. A...

One of the things I find most interesting about solarpunk is that it embraces technology. Not any technology, mind you; people are very…

Was building a language to properly give people credit a bad idea? If no, why did it get so much pushback? Let’s re-assess the blog era’s most hated idea.