An idea: are there any nail clippers that collect the clippings in a compartment? I’d buy one!
Sander van Dragt's Notes
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Pretty tempted to try out a Nintendo Switch Linux setup without joycons with keyboard attachment as a cyber deck! Not sure if it’s viable.
I keep thinking it would be nice but probably a small Thinkpad laptop would beat it in convenience.
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🐑 #Lamb dev log: now generates sitemap.xml + robots.txt (auto-derived from private routes), adds microformats2 (h-entry/h-card) markup, and logs failed admin logins. Plus bug fixes: editor scroll jump, smarter post-delete redirects, hardened password tooling & Micropub 403s.
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Do I already own this game, and where? gamecheck searches your owned-game libraries across Steam, GOG, Epic and Amazon and prints any matches with the store they're on.
I've been working a bit and have good cli output:
# List all your games $ uv run gamecheck list | head -n 11 493 owned games: - 1000xRESIST [steam] - 9 Kings [steam] - A Knight's Quest [amazon] - Active Soccer 3 [steam] - Against the Storm [steam] - Age of Empires: Definitive Edition [steam] - Alan Wake Remastered [epic] - Albion Online [steam] - All Will Fall Playtest [steam] - Alone in the Dark 1 [gog] # Fuzzy matching $ uv run gamecheck storme Found 2 matches for "storme": - Against the Storm [steam] (82%) - Flashpoint Campaigns: Red Storm [steam] (82%) # Which game do I have more than once? $ uv run gamecheck duplicates Found 12 games owned on multiple stores: - Europa Universalis IV [epic, steam] - King's Bounty: The Legend [gog, steam]Let me know if you have specific feature requests!
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When your customer starts finding almost as much bugs as you found yourself, you're not leading into the right place. — Ex-Intel principal engineer, François Piednoël
Although this quote is about Apple and Skylake, it is relevant to software engineering as well.
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Do I already own this game, and where? gamecheck searches your owned-game libraries across Steam, GOG, Epic and Amazon and prints any matches with the store they're on.
Working on a proof of concept.
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Browser tabs are just mini tasks to me, I was closing them mimicking as if I got something done. I really liked tab groups but now I think that's just doubling down on this fake value.
So now I've started hiding my tabbar and have an extension deleting them after 3 hours of inactivity, and just open new one, considering them ephemeral because they are, and it's working ok. This makes me use 1 window per project as well instead of tab groups. I bound tab-search to a keyboard shortcut so I can quickly search them, but tabs are surfacing in the address bar for me so I find I'm maybe using it a couple of times a day.
A tab is valuable if I have something actually unfinished in them, like half a draft of something, or got interrupted in a checkout. #technology
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Two new system-update versions: 1.3.1 is the latest version, support for more tools and improvements in cleaning up space. #system-update #projects #linux
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In reply to pfandrade.me
Reading Paulo Andrade, last month, “ Using SwiftUI to Build a Mac-assed App in 2026”
A serious cross-platform framework that unified the two should have happened long before SwiftUI. Instead, Apple left AppKit to fossilize and then tried to leapfrog the problem.
I have no doubt that someone on this planet is working on their unifying framework layer, as it doesn’t seem waiting another eight years on Apple improving matters is helping.
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Lamb 0.10.0
After 2 rc's, the final version is out!
Originally written on lamb-releases:
Lamb 0.10.0 This release brings your blog into the IndieWeb conversation — webmentions, reply posts, and WebSub — and makes Lamb much easier to install and upgrade. Added Webmentions: your blog now sends webmentions to sites you link to when you publish (including reply-to targets), and can receive webmentions from other sites. Received mention authors are shown on the post for the author when logged in.