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  • Koreader reading statistics and highlights sync for spaced repetition

    Reading a book again is a great way to retain more of its knowledge. Those of us pressed for time may instead opt to make bookmarks and highlights on an electronic ebook reading platform, like Koreader. Press and hold, then drag to select text, which you can then highlight or

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  • Faster streaming HTML with batches and aggregates

    In this post I'm going to dive into some of the fun emergent properties of server based streaming HTML. In some ways this is a long overdue follow up of this post: Realtime collaborative web apps without ClojureScript.

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  • Reasons to dislike AI coding

    Code as Art I covered this before in Art or tool? If you think of software as artistic output then generated software isn't real because it doesn't have the creative ineffability that's a sign of true art.

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  • Is COSMIC DE mogging KDE Plasma?

    It's been almost a year since I've last tried COSMIC; though development since then has mostly been centered around stability (going from late alpha to stable releases now!) there have been a fair bit of user-facing changes too which I adore. I thus have to ask myself:

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  • A Terminal Protocol for Program Status (OSC 7501)

    I wrote a specification for a new terminal escape sequence: OSC 7501, the Program Status Protocol. It lets any program tell the terminal what it's doing: idle, working, waiting on the user, finished, or failed, and why.

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  • That Time I Worked With a Laptop Thief (2025)

    I used to worked at a place where they had an IT contractor that was stealing laptops and reselling them for over a year. This post is the story of how he got caught. Real names of people and companies will not be used, but the tale and screenshots (with redactions) are all true.

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  • A sustainable web career, for when all this blows over

    For better or worse the web industry is going through a bit of a phase. The reasons are largely irrational. People still need the web, nothing has changed there. Regardless, the financials of this business are a struggle. Longterm career prospects are looking dicey.

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  • Why We Should Inject Dependencies

    Dependency Injection frameworks have existed for a long time, but Rubyists have traditionally avoided doing this, likely because it is perceived as being unnecessary complexity.

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  • Chrome's Response to Recent ccTLD Registry Hijacks

    Following recent third-party domain hijacks affecting the .gh, .sl, and .as country-code top-level domains (ccTLDs), Chrome immediately blocked unauthorized HTTPS certificates via CRLSets and worked with issuing Certification Authorities to revoke them.

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  • Brut, the Brutal Router for Unix Tools

    Annotated source code for Brut, the Brutal Router for Unix Tools, a single-file POSIX shell script for building Unix command-line programs.

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