What it took for me to reinstall Firefox mobile wasn’t for it to get better, but for safari to get worse.
@fred true. I need to capture some video of it. There are some good animations on the mathmos website. I love the look of their new “safer” models, as well as their tea-light candle powered ones
New blog post: Lavalamps (things that spark joy) https://jmtd.net/log/lavalamps/
FOSDEM 2026: 31st January and 1st February https://fosdem.org/2026/news/2025-09-18-fosdem-2026/
Oh it's Band T-Shirt Day. I forgot. I'll change into one later for ice skating
I'm only now figuring out that today's npm attack is distinct from yesterday's npm attack.
Not trying to be alarmist but I think someone has found a way around ikiwiki’s comment moderation.
Probably uses fewer system resources than slack or discord https://is-a.cat/@ameoverflow/115207737714331848
I have a display which does 4k@60 for displayport input but only 30Hz for HDMI input. How likely is it I can hack things somehow to get 60Hz for the HDMI inputs?
New blog to my reading list: Lowrentius: found whilst looking for headphone repair info. Blog covers solar-power, low-cost computing, right to repair, homelabs, etc.
https://louwrentius.com/pages/contact.html
https://louwrentius.com/pages/contact.html
@thomasadam @brettm “at will” employment means either party can terminate the contract at any time. I don’t know how many states are “at will”. I think New York State is; I think California isn’t.
Audiobooks are a 100% valid way of reading, and if it's your primary way, I hear & honor ya.
Your irregular reminder that if you enjoy audiobooks Libro.fm is an incredibly good replacement for Audible.
Libro.fm provides DRM-free downloadable MP3 versions of the book (in addition to having an app you can use). They've had at least 90% of the books I've looked for.
They're also an employee-owned social corporation that allows you to support local independent bookstores with your purchases.
Misplaced my Amiga 500’s PSU. Might have to buy one of those new usb-c adaptor things!
@suihkulokki ah good!
I recently bought an 8bitdo keyboard which comes with a pair of large “Mashable” programmable buttons. I mapped them to shift+ctrl+c and v, which works in my terminal and several apps which want ctrl+c and ignore the extra shift. They are surprisingly handy! Sadly Firefox didn’t.
I recently bought an 8bitdo keyboard which comes with a pair of large “Mashable” programmable buttons. I mapped them to shift+ctrl+c and v, which works in my terminal and several apps which want ctrl+c and ignore the extra shift. They are surprisingly handy! Sadly Firefox didn’t.
