• Only 9% of visitors give GDPR consent to be tracked
• Use systemd timers instead of cronjobs
• Centralized logging solution
• Linus Torvalds on ‘Linux kernel in-tree Rust support’
• Imagining an Open Source SwiftUI
• scanimage: scan from the command line!
• Linux kernel in-tree Rust support
• Comic for 2020.07.11
• Hamster Ball 2
• Keeping Your Modules Compatible - The Go Blog
• Gopherize yourself
• How I Structure Go Packages | Benjamin Cane
• cosmos72/gomacro
• Why Go’s Error Handling is Awesome
• Gruber: A moment of clarity regarding the raison d’etre for the App Store
• Comic for 2020.07.10
• Gluegun
• Alfred 4.1 Released: Embedded Snippets, Shared Hotkeys and Lots of Love for Workflows
• Gabz/mL
• Oatmeal
• Moving from TypeScript to Rust / WebAssembly | nicolodavis.com
• 5 steps to deal with bugs on your React applications
• Comic for 2020.07.08
• Acceptable Risk
• Linux Mint drops Ubuntu Snap packages
• Noisia
• Red Hat Mandrel Makes Java Native
• How we launched docs.github.com - The GitHub Blog
• GitHub.com Help Documentation
• Building Subversion - CoRecursive Podcast
• Why Mastodon and the fediverse are “doomed to fail”
• A love letter to Gears
• AirPods Versus AirPods Pro
• Manton Reece - Introducing plug-ins for Micro.blog
• Comic for 2020.07.07
• A TickTick surprise
• Tailwind CSS - A utility-first CSS framework for rapidly building custom designs
• The best way to learn React | Ben Ilegbodu
• Adding prefers-contrast to Firefox – Mozilla Hacks - the Web developer blog
• Creating a drawing habit.
• Building Domain Driven Microservices
• Universal Rating Scale
• Photo itch
• Daily posts are moving back to “The Lathe” – Coping Mechanism
• Fujitsu announces permanent work-from-home plan
• Comic for 2020.07.06
• iPhone SE OG – Coping Mechanism
• Cyanide & Happiness (Explosm.net)
• What is the core of the Python programming language?
• Welcome to the 21st Century: How To Plan For The Post-Covid Future - O’Reilly Media

• Don’t Close Your MacBook With a Camera Cover
• More than just a Twitter hack
• Thinking about learning Clojure
• OXO Good Grips 3-Piece Angled Measuring Cup Set
• Gabz/mL
• Instant Access to Your Shell Init Files
• Running Emacs with systemd
• Second day, or third ?
• Headless WordPress with Gatsby Cloud
• How to Use useDrag With React
• Our Transition to React Native | Khan Academy Engineering
• Apple Wins Irish Tax Battle Against E.U.
• Comic for 2020.07.15
• COVID Risk Chart
• Etcd, or, why modern software makes me sad
• Will it render? | React rendering cheatsheet
• Why I Stopped Using Redux - DEV
• Yarn 2.1 🐱‍🏍 Git Workspaces, Focused Installs, Loose mode, Live Playground, … - DEV
• Gabz/mL
• When your coworker does great work, tell their manager
• Never leave the desk
• Moving the blog around again (and again)
• Dracula PRO — Be more productive
• Grant Imahara, host of ‘MythBusters’ and ‘White Rabbit Project,’ dies at 49
• Podcast Reality Check (by the numbers)
• Bari Weiss Resignation Letter
• The Permissions Based Web
• Comic for 2020.07.14
• How Do Unschoolers Turn Out?
• ★ Refer This
• First day (reprise)
• Cursed Chair
• The WET Codebase
• A quick (and good) update on parents
• Comic for 2020.07.13
• Ravensburger “Krypt” Jigsaw Puzzle in Black
• Apple Silicon: the passing of Wintel
• Rust Is Surprisingly Good as a Server Language
• Text-Only Social Network
• Gabz/mL
• Right to Repair — Medical Devices
• Comic for 2020.07.12
• A Cleaner Way To Do Entity Configuration With EF Core - .NET Core Tutorials
• COVID world
• ECMAScript Modules | Node.js v14.5.0 Documentation
• Microsoft Announces that it will drop official support of PHP on Windows
• Reading long-form web articles by printing them first
• https://github.com/samtay/so
• https://turven.xyz/
• Rust for JavaScript Developers - Functions and Control Flow

Changes on my wiki since the last time I wrote one of these.

• Yesterday I migrated from GitHub to Sourcehut. This have been a very long and slow process for me. On one side I didn’t want to because I think GitHub is great. On the other I felt like I had to because of their relationship to ICE. Part of the problem is also that the service I use to build and serve my websites(https://netlify.com) require GitHub, GitLab or BitBucket. And I don’t want to ditch Netlify and I wanted to use SourceHut because it is a indie business, open source and very simple and minimal. So I ended up going Sourcehut but also push changes to private GitLab repos in the cases where I need to publish to Netlify. Not ideal but the least terrible.
• I also changed my GitHub sponsors to buymeacoffee
• We let my best friend and dog Luna go on thursday. I have written something about it.

• XP.css
• How to prepare for losing your programming job
• A note on commit messages
• Assembly’s Perspective of C
• The Ten Commandments for C Programmers (1990)
• The Great CoffeeScript to Typescript Migration of 2017
• swyx Writing | The Third Age of JavaScript
• immudb
• Up to 4GB of memory in WebAssembly · V8
• How to Use Linode Object Storage
• The Many Faces of an Undying Programming Language — Jakob’s Personal Webpage
• Tin Can Magic: Simple, delicious recipes using pantry staples: Amazon.co.uk: Jessica Elliott Dennison: 9781784883201: Books
• Go Programming Language Packages
• ANN: Announcing twtxt.net - a Web based twtxt client anf free micro blogging platform
• fedi intro
• What are social Unix servers?
• Setting up graphical applications in Windows Subsystem for Linux
• Big Sur beta issues
• Comic for 2020.07.19
• C# 9 Deep Dive: Target Typing and Covariant Returns
• Asynchronous Method Without async in C#
• Performance Improvements in .NET 5 | .NET Blog
• Modernising .NET projects for .NET Core and beyond!
• Blazor Vs. Traditional Web Apps
• Letters from the Dark World of React Boilerplate
• A look at React Router 6
• GPG Keys Cheatsheet
• Always Changing
• What’s cooking on Sourcehut? May 2020
• SourceHut + Plan 9 = ❤
• I miss Ruby on Rails
• Installing Emacs via Snap
• Omni Group’s New Licensing
• Comic for 2020.07.17
• Why I love free software –
• gRPCurl
• errcheck
• Channel Use Cases - Go 101: an online Go programming book + knowledge base
• Under the hood of Go’s context
• blog/programming/GoInterfaceSmuggling]]
• Unit Test Outbound HTTP Requests in Golang - ErikWinter.nl
• Go: How Are Deadlocks Triggered?
• GoLand 2020.2 Reaches Beta with Upgrades for go.mod and Experimental Support for Generics
• Type Safe JavaScript with JSDoc
• How To Create A GitHub Profile README
• Why are CEOs failing software engineers?
• Slide Trombone
• Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp Sues Atlanta Mayor Over City’s Face Mask Mandate
• Super Expressive
• The future of the hapi project · Issue #4113 · hapijs/hapi

• Sign in with Apple Zero Day
• All The Feelings
• How to code like the top Programmers at NASA — 10 critical rules - Alt Bulletin
• My new blogging workflow
• Amazon.com: Cryptonomicon (9780060512804): Stephenson, Neal: Books
• A few things I learned this month
• Why does OpenBSD still include Perl in its base installation?
• go-interview
• Optional JSON fields in Go - Eli Bendersky’s website
• Book Review: Writing an Interpreter in Go
• Instrumentation in Go
• What is a goroutine? And what is their size?
• zyedidia/micro
• Diamond interface composition in Go 1.14 | Dave Cheney
• A first look at records and tuples in JavaScript
• Introducing Snowpack 2.0
• Easy Forth
• Comic for 2020.05.30
• Zuckerberg Cravenly Goes All-In on Trump
• On Trump’s Internet Censorship Order
• Org-roam vs other Roam-alikes
• Keeping Org-roam Daily Notes in a separate folder
• Linus Torvalds: But no, 80-column terminals in 2020 isn’t “reasonable” any more
• 404 → 302
• Tot’s New Share Extension
• The Day AppGet Died.
• I Watched All 27 React Europe Talks So You Don’t Have To
• RecoilJS is meant to rock your React world
• React DevTools changelog
• Second-guessing the modern web - macwright.org
• What Is the Business Model for DuckDuckGo?
• Time in the time of pandemic
• F# 5 and F# tools update | .NET Blog
• Postgres tips for optimizing Django & Python performance, from my PyCon workshop
• Why C# coders should shut up about Delphi
• Twitter Won’t Accept False Statements About Voting by Mail, but Falsely Accusing Someone of Murder Is OK
• 200: Flexible Grids, Inset, Page Transitions, and More | CSS-Tricks
• The Gervais Principle, Or The Office According to “The Office”
• 5 Types of ZSH aliases you should know
• Amazon Web Services
• ‘Joe Rogan Got Ripped Off’
• Spend Stack Adds Apple Card Import, Recurring Cost Tracking, Per-List Currencies, iPad Improvements, and More
• Org Mode – Organize Your Life in Plain Text
• Linus Torvalds has switched to AMD
• 5 more things about enums in C#
• In defense of the modern web
• Why every tech downturn has a silver lining
• Five Years of Rust | Rust Blog
• It’s Time to Get Back Into RSS | Daniel Miessler
• 9 signs that your business idea will probably fail - Dan Norris

My wiki have been my main website for a while now. I’m in the process of migrating the content of this blog over to it. I just removed all the “status” or “micro blog” posts. The next steps would be to go over everything and re-write it as something on my wiki for everything in the archive. It won’t be a simple move but a longer process and probably many re-organizations in the process.

The purpose of this blog moving forward will be my Likes posts and writing about changes and updates on my wiki as I publish them

• Gabz/mL
• Comic for 2020.06.03
• Eventual Consistency
• German city wants to ditch Microsoft for Linux
• Why don’t we listen
• style9
• Hooked on Redux
• React Hooks — Now what do I do?
• 4 Ways to Conditionally Render in React
• Stupid Things - Vol 1
• .NET async/await in a single picture – TooSlowException
• Getting started with React
• Test-Driven Development 101 with jest
• 201: Core Web Vitals, aspect-ratio, and RWD turning 10! | CSS-Tricks
• The Joy of Serverless
• The Hard Part of Learning a Language • Hillel Wayne
• GitHub Etiquette
• Habits of High-Functioning Teams
• Why is Kubernetes getting so popular? - Stack Overflow Blog
• 10 Books About Race To Read Instead Of Asking A POC To Explain It To You
• sixohthree.com - Annika Backstrom
• The Cold Pre-Dawn
• The Misery Machine
• Comic for 2020.06.02
• Leave Facebook
• I Served For This?
• Apple Music Honors Black Out Tuesday with Awareness Efforts, Alternate Programming
• Gabz/mL
• Stop Taking Regular Notes; Use a Zettelkasten Instead
• Oatmeal
• Facebook Employees Begin to Revolt
• Tim Cook sends “painful past is still present today” letter to employees
• Carcinization
• Black Lives Matter
• Facebook’s Zuckerberg faces employee blowback over ruling on Trump comments
• How to Become a Hacker
• Everything you need to know about transphobia in the UK right now
• Comic for 2020.06.01
• Day like these…
• Comic for 2020.05.31
• autossh
• - Gabz/mL
• Xfce Switches to Gitlab
• Go Binaries
• CSS Tips for New Devs
• Software will eat software in a remote-first world
• KISS
• Bonsai CSS - A Utility Complete CSS Framework for less than 10kb
• Link logging
• I may take a break from 35mm film

Updates to my wiki.

• Update about text
• Added link to my twtxt
• Added snotgirls to comics
• Wrote about what is coming in Emacs 27
• Fixed various mess ups in the formatting
• Added a list of podcasts I listen to

• Advice to New Managers: Don’t Joke About Firing People
• Following the protests on social media
• GoodLinks Review: A Flexible Read-it-Later Link Manager Packed with Automation Options
• ★ On Apple Announcing the ARM Mac Transition at WWDC This Month
• Pastel Review: A Modern Color Utility for iPad and iPhone
• IBM no longer developing facial recognition ↦
• “The Champ” Detrola Watch by Shinola
• Show HN: Top, but for Nginx
• Comic for 2020.06.09
• Pandemic weight
• RSS Everywhere, Blogging as Social Media, and More
• Pinouts
• The RuboCop Name Drama Redux
• Comic for 2020.06.08
• Comic for 2020.06.07
• Virus Cafe
• RoughNotation
• Docker-OSX
• GNU’s advanced distro and transactional package manager — GNU Guix
• Idiomatic Clojure: Code Smells
• I Use Suckless Tools
• Link Logging
• Org-roam vs other Roam-alikes
• Heimdall
• YAML support for the Go language
• Waiting on Goroutines - Tit Petric
• Komu W - Logging without losing money or context.
• Unicode Support in Go
• How to Write a Lexer in Go
• Writing Go CLIs With Just Enough Architecture
• The Go compiler needs to be smarter
• GoLand 2020.2 Early Access Program Is Open!
• ms
• Stranger Things, JavaScript Edition
• How to create a webworkers driven multithreading App — Part 1
• Service Worker Lifecycle Explained
• 7.10.0 Released: Class Fields in preset-env, ‘#private in’ checks and better React tree-shaking · Babel
• Some reality check
• Date- 2020-06-05 07-37
• Hair Growth Rate
• Comic for 2020.06.05
• Serilog in ASP.NET Core 3.1 - Structured Logging Made Easy
• Dropbox vs. iCloud
• The Beauty of Unix Pipelines
• 97 days later
• I’m resigning from my job at Facebook
• Tim Cook: ‘Speaking Up on Racism’
• Revolut staff claim they’ve been told to quit their jobs or be fired
• Personal Wiki for Vim
• GitHub Classroom

• Racket is 25 years old
• stup
• Tmux for mere mortals
• Comic for 2020.05.10
• Jack White’s Lazaretto Ultra LP Has A Dozen Hot New Gimmicks!
• Forget tabs – the new war is commas versus spaces: Web heads urged by browser devs to embrace modern CSS
• My second brain.
• The Ideal iPhone App First-Run Experience Is None At All
• Azure Service Bus Queue vs RabbitMQ -
• Which Programming Languages Use the Least Electricity? – The New Stack
• Getting started with Sapper and Svelte
• ES2020: Everything You Need to Know
• ES2020 - Promise.any
• Debug anything: The basics
• Comparing Ember Octane and React
• What’s your favorite JavaScript single LOC (line of code)
• Jest 26: Tick Tock · Jest
• My Job Interview at Google(2008)
• herrbischoff/awesome-macos-command-line
• Comic for 2020.05.09
• Comic for 2020.05.08
• Preprint
• Brace expansion and sequences in Fish
• ystudio Portable Brassing Fountain Pen Review
• Docks And Interference
• Until Overcast For Mac Comes Out
• mockery
• ko
• UUID
• Four Steps to Daemonize Your Go Programs
• Go gRPC Beginners Tutorial
• Life without line numbers
• rek
• What’s New in GoLand 2020.1
• What Happened When I Looked at Two Mac Apps Today
• Making Emacs Popular Again
• Zoom Acquires Keybase
• When David Bowie Launched His Own Internet Service Provider: The Rise and Fall of BowieNet (1998)
• New GORUCK Goods
• Zoom Acquires Keybase and Announces Goal of Developing the Most Broadly Used Enterprise End-to-End Encryption Offering - Zoom Blog
• 13-inch MacBook Pro (2020) review: Two laptops, one keyboard
• Integrating ASP.NET Core with gRPC - Simple Talk
• Comic for 2020.05.06
• Error Types
• SSH Tips & Tricks
• Ask HN: Is there still a place for native desktop apps? | Hacker News
• Awesome Tmux
• Victorinox 2020 Limited-Edition “Alox” Swiss Army Knives
• ARM-Based Macs Appear Inevitable
• Gabz/mL