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Getting into craft coffee

Explaining why I drink my coffee black and what I like about it

Rules for making a playlist

Some guidelines I try to follow when making a playlist for others.

Why it took me a while to go vegan

I don't like explaining things that are self-evident to me so here it is once and for all

What I would do if I was invisible for a day

Article based on a prompt. Suggestions welcome.

Git config for multiple accounts

Snippets of useful git configurations (when you have multiple identities)

Development setup for three services with a database

Using tmux and scripting to set up a development environment for microservices locally.

Influencer faces legal consequences for crass joke

There's this podcaster in India known as BeerBiceps, his real name being Ranveer Allahbadia. I've been a hater of his for a long time because of his cosying with the right-wing and penchant for saying things that don't make a lick of sense, without a hint of irony. The Prime …

Small server in python without dependencies

Code example using just built-ins for testing small proofs-of-concept

Do not ask me to use Visual Studio Code or Chrome

I have been asked a couple times to switch from Emacs to VS Code or from Firefox/Safari to Chrome. Here’s why I will never do it.

Changed up my site's philosophy

I have decided to not package my site's theme to be reused by others anymore

Subsetting my fonts to speed up page loads

Removing unused fonts from my site to reduce its download size.

Fauxspresso Lemonade

Something that tastes like espresso lemonade, but with less fancy ingredients

Making the "compose" subcommand available to docker CLI in fish shell

Fish function example that allows you to use docker compose instead of docker-compose

Things to do on an upcoming flight

Some things I can do that do not require an internet connection

Minimally useful Github workflow for Emacs packages

Use this if you want to publish your emacs package to Melpa