Pretty tempted to try out a Nintendo Switch Linux setup without joycons with keyboard attachment as a cyber deck! Not sure if itâs viable.
I keep thinking it would be nice but probably a small Thinkpad laptop would beat it in convenience.
Pretty tempted to try out a Nintendo Switch Linux setup without joycons with keyboard attachment as a cyber deck! Not sure if itâs viable.
I keep thinking it would be nice but probably a small Thinkpad laptop would beat it in convenience.
đ #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.
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!
When your customer starts finding almost as much bugs as you found yourself, you're not leading into the right place. â Ex-Intel principal engineer, François PiednoĂ«l
Although this quote is about Apple and Skylake, it is relevant to software engineering as well.
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.
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
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
Reading Paulo Andrade, last month, â Using SwiftUI to Build a Mac-assed App in 2026â
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 doesnât seem waiting another eight years on Apple improving matters is helping.
Originally written on lamb-releases:
This release brings your blog into the IndieWeb conversation â webmentions, reply posts, and WebSub â 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. Reply posts: link to a post you're replying to and Lamb shows the reply context above your post.
Lamb 0.10.0-rc2 is out: with webmentions, reply posts, WebSub, syntax highlighting, draft preview links, image paste, WebP conversion, a new default theme, one-command upgrades, Docker images, and faster page caching. It's a release candidate, so feedback is very welcome. #lamb #projects