Blog posts
I don't usually write about LLM on my blogs, the reason is simple, people don't really care about is as much the media make it to be.I bit the bullet and asked a few well-known AI agents, (with subscription), to write a few things for me. These are what I noticed.
I removed JavaScript once to pursue a fully semantic HTML, but it is very hard to keep it accessible without JavaScript when some components are involved.
I had to explain what ownet.org is to someone non-technical recently, this is what I could come up with.
This is the second time I am re-joining Mastodon
This will probably be the last time I break it… I hope.
I got a new desktop system, but I don't always want to sit in front of it, so I decided to do a remote login when I'm lazy.
A small script to swap cameras when streaming or during video calls
You can find this documented in many places on the internet. This note is just a backup for the future me.
I welcome the push for WebAuthn, but I am not going to use it nor promote it as an alternative for passwords.
Once you get into web development, you will eventually start to attempt accessible development. And once you see the state of web, you will also want to create a website without JS and with less bloat.Then you hit a brick wall, it's called a navbar.
People have been emailing me that the onion link to my site is inaccessible.
Today I leant a simple and efficient way to find the file difference between two directories recursively
The atom feed URL for my website will change soon.
I will soon replace this entire website with a newer and better version
TL;DR, I realized that microblogs are not for me, so I no longer use mastodon.
While I use Nextcloud, I do not use their desktop application, instead, I use a hacked-together script.
The most amazing thing about the UNIX system is the use of pipes that combines programms. But this post is not about that.
A single user IndieAuth is surprisingly easy to implement! This post is about how I did it.
After thinking about it a long time, I have replaced the comments section on this website with Webmentions.
There is a common misconception around programmers, and it is usually fueled by memes.