This week my guest is Eric Bower.

Eric lives in a terminal. He also maintains pico.sh and zmx.

This week my guest is James Sweeting.

He’s a lecturer/researcher in Game Studies with a focus on nostalgia, hauntology, and media form. He manages a blog and also Relative Nostalgia.

This week my guest is ReadBeanIceCream.

There are different hashtags that I have pinned on Mastodon like #blogging #blogs or #100DaysToOffload to follow people in the community. That’s how I stumbled upon RBIC’s profile.

This week my guest is Alex Hyett.

He’s a software engineer from the UK that makes many videos, write blog posts, and publish notes.

This week my guest is a writer from Sydney: Richard Griffiths also known as Writing Slowly.

This week my guest is Matthias Endler.

I discovered his blog in 2019. I stumbled upon his post, Maybe you don’t need Kubernetes. I subscribed to his RSS feed, and have read great posts about Rust, but not only.

This week my guest is Anthony FB aka AFB .

He loves scary stories, Linux and OpenBSD. So it was only natural that he was invited to take part in this series.

This week my guest is Dave Gauer. His blog is older than Google!

This week my guest is Yannick Schutz.

He’s a photographer from the Finistere, in France. He loves photography, and surfing between many other things.

This week my guest is Pedro Cora.

He’s a guy from the Netherlands that love photography, games, and also self-hosting, even if he said “I’m done with it” 😅.

This week my guest is Ed Leeman .

From his about page, Ed is:

This week my guest is Elena Rossini .

She’s an Italian writer, photographer and film-maker based in Paris.

This week my guest is David A. Jamieson , the blogger behind the blog Forkingmad, but also a blog about short fiction.

This week my guest is Rich Cheng, alsa know as Normal Mode on the Fediverse.

This week my guest is the author Mark A. Rayner, an award-winning author of satire and science fiction.

Hey, this week my guest is Kev Quirk.

You may know him because he collects watches, blogs a lot, created the #100DaysToOffload challenge, and was also one of the admin of a famous Mastodon instance.

Hey, this week my guest is another bear: ModdedBear!

He’s also know in the human world as Jeremy, a guy who loves:

This week Michael is my guest.

He rides an e-bike, and when the weather isn’t great he loves playing Factorio.

This week Geffrey is my guest.

I discovered him on Mastodon, and you can follow him at geffrey@id.geff.re.

This week Max is my guest.

He’s a senior developer that works mainly in the front-end, but has experience on the full stack side too.

This week Naty aka burgeonlab is my guest.

I discovered Naty via other bloggers on Mastodon.

This week Michał “rysiek” Woźniak is my guest.

He’s an activist, free software enthusiastic, and infosec guy.

This week Brennan Kenneth is my guest from Canada.

He’s the founder & Lead Developer at Berry House 🍓 (https://berryhouse.ca), he’s a Chess player (1900 ELO), opensource contributor, writer, and has many other skills.

This week Zak is my guest.

He’s a blogger from Australia that lives in New Zealand now.

This week Gregory Mignard is my guest.

He’s a dad, husband, and photographer from Brittany. He’s also the co-founder of Captain Yvon, and Slow is Beautiful a great podcast but only available in French. Fun fact, after listening to one episode, I warned him about an issue with the podcast sound. I told him that his voice wasn’t aligned correctly with the intro. He corrected me, and said it was Jeremy’s voice. All along, I thought the opposite 😅.

This week Steve Ledlow is my guest.

I love his series “Year of Living Without”, “In/Out”, and I will probably do some of them. Actually, I already started the YLW ones.

My guest this week is Manuel Moreale.

I discovered his blog after Ray decided to leave him blogroll.org.

My guest this week is Mike Hindle, a blogger that I discovered recently.

My guest this week is Clayton Errington, a blogger who loves photography, and design. You might have read his #100DaysToOffload posts.

This week, my guest are blinry, programmers and designers from Germany.

This week, my guest is Bobby Hiltz, a Canadian who has lived in France for almost two decades.

This week, my guest is Mijndert, an engineer that loves running, minimalism, and games between many other things. He also have a now page, and if interested you can explore his blog.

The end of year was busy, and I’m waiting replies of different bloggers who were also busy.

Today, my guest is Ploum , also known as Lionel Dricot. He’s a Belgian blogger, writer, and opensource developer.

Today, my guest is Stefano Marinelli .

He’s a *nix enthusiast, he hangs out in the BSD cafe, and you can follow him on Mastodon at @stefano@bsd.cafe.

Today, my guest is Daniel Pietzsch , the creator of a RSS feed reader called FeedCity.

Today, my guest is Orhun Parmaksiz, the creator of Ratatui.

If you don’t know about Ratatui, it’s a Rust crate to create wonderful TUIs that you may have used.

Today, my guest is Jasper Tandy.

He has been suggested by Florian Ziegler, and I found that we have many interests in common, such as fixies, vim and cameras.

Today, my guest is Robb Knight.

He’s a developer, a podcaster, and he runs Echofeed. If you need to posts on different platforms, you should check this app. It looks great, even if I haven’t tested it yet!

Today, my guest is Florian Ziegler.

He’s a web designer, a developer, and a photographer. On Mastodon, you can find him at @florianziegler@mastodon.social where he posts daily photos. You can check all of them on https://florian.photo.

Today, my guest is Brian Wisti. Maybe you know him under the nickname “Random geek”, or through his website https://randomgeekery.org.

This week, I have another guest suggested by Thorsten: Bradley Taunt

Bradley is a developer with a love for *BSD systems, privacy, opensource, and many other things.

This week, I’m happy to have Mark Wyner as my guest.

This post is the penultimate of this year #100DaysToOffload challenge.

This week, Gobino was kind enough to reply to some topics I chose for him, even if he dropped the Darktable one 😅.

Today, BinaryDigit joined us.

Another new blogger, I discovered couple of months ago on Mastodon.

Today, Thorsten Zöller is my guest.

I discovered his vi page even before interacting with him on the Fediverse 😅.

Today, Marisabel Munoz is the guest for this week’s Over/Under.

Like many new blogs, she started her blog during the recent pandemic, but she had been on the web for a long time though.

After a much needed summer break, we are back with the Over/Under series.

This week, it’s the last of the season. The series will continue in September.

This week, we have the pleasure of welcoming Johnny Noble to the show this week. He is known as Johnny Decimal on Mastodon.

This week, Elizabeth Tai is with us.

Amin Hollon advised me to follow her on the Fediverse, and I have found some great posts that she has published. Subscribe to her feeds if you haven’t yet!

This week, Joe Crawford joined me. Joe has his blog since 1999!

A new week, a new blogger.

This week, we have Mr Lou Plummer.

This week, I have Cliff from SeerOfSouls with us.

I love his blog’s theme that reminded me the TV show from the ’90s, “Saved by the Bell”.

A new week, a new blogger.

Today, I have Jochen Lillich also known as Monospace Mentor with me to share his point of view on different topics.

This week, we have a second Over/Under post. Klaus Zimmermann replied to some topics I submitted to him.

Basil was one of the first people I’ve met on the Fediverse through the #100DayToOffload challenge.

This week, Ellane joined me to give her opinions on some topics ⤵️

This week, Stephen Gower joined me to give his opinions on some topics ⤵️

This week, I have Horst Gutmann aka zerok with us.

We share the same interests about Fountain Pens, notebooks, journaling, and other topics. He write on his blog about Golang, restaurants, and many other topics. If you don’t know him, check his blog.

This week, fLaMEd replied to some topics I picked for him. ⤵️

This week, Brian Bennett is joining me for a couple of topics.

This week, Dušan is my guest.

He’s a software developer who loves Golang between many other things, and we share the same Serbian roots.

Jedda is joining me for the 16th edition of the Over/Under.

Today, it’s the 15th edition of the Over/Under posts, and I welcome Mike Sass also known as Shellsharks, a security researcher, writer, and podcaster. If you haven’t checked his weekly newsletter, Scrolls, you should.

This week, Ruben is joining me for the Over/Under series.

He’s been blogging for over 20 years, if you never visited his blog, you should subscribe to his RSS feed if you enjoy retrocomputing, coffee, *NIX, and *BSD.

This week, Adam is joining me for the Over/Under series.

Here are the topics I picked out for him.

This week, let’s welcome Mr Benjamin Hollon also known as Amin - the man who can juggle multiple projects!

This week, for the Over/Under post, I’m joined by someone with whom I share a lot of similarities. Between them, they are

Starting this week, we’re changing the format of the Over/Under posts.

Is VSCode over or underrated?

I tried VSCodium a long time ago, but I preferred Vim/Neovim. I just didn’t like the experience, and the fact I have to use the mouse for some of the work. Ok, maybe it was because I didn’t know the keyboard shortcuts, but still I can’t live without Neovim/vim.

Are Tesla cars over or underrated?

If you follow me on Mastodon, or even here on the blog, you probably know that I’m not a fan of Elon Musk.

Are fountain pen over or underrated?

I’ve been journaling for five years now. I used two notebooks:

Markdown, over or underrated?

Since I discovered Markdown, I don’t use anything else for my notes, documentation, blogging, or basically everything that need a simple text file.

KISS, over or underrated?

KISS also known as “Keep It Simple Stupid” is a way of doing things as simple as possible.

AI, over or underrated?

I know exactly where I stand on this. As with all the other big tech companies, they are damaging the planet, creating environmental issues, consume all power needed in some regions, and using water like crazy.

Obsidian, over or under rated?

I like the fact that I can access all my notes when I’m not at home. Obsidian provides me that feature easily because it’s available on the mobile, as well as on my laptops.

This week, the new Over/Under is about the new kid on the block, Helix.

Pitchfork¹ interviews,I used to watch them from time to time. I loved the idea, but the artist’s answers were often disappointing.