12,382 independent blogs and every post they ever published, back to 1990.
Mostly systems programming, C++, compilers, reverse engineering and retro computing, with some food and wine. 5,932 of the blogs posted in the last two years.
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- Monitoring My ColdFusion Scheduled Tasks With Grafana Cloud
- I miss my Swedish keyboard
- Why Adam Smith denounced slavery
- Novellas with groff
- On reading with my cat on my lap without waking her up
- Costume Quest: The Halloween RPG
- The Ad Video Screens Don’t Make Money
- Saturday: Hili dialogue
- Managing Yoast SEO Sitemaps on Staging Sites
- Music and the Body: Richard Powers on the Power of Song
- Quickpost: WT20 Welding Electrodes & Radiation
- Testing Your Package README Code Snippets
- PostgreSQL vs. MySQL: Syntax, Stored Routines, and Performance
- Van Helsing - Could this be another C64 hit from GriffonSoft and Psytronik Software?
- A Forgotten PlayStation Horror RPG Is Finally Getting an English Translation for Halloween
- Conservatives Are Mad at Indians for Exposing What They Are
- Radio Waves: EWTN to End Shortwave Service, Silver Lake FM Pirate KBLT, and NBC 100 Years Ago
- Oct 31, 2026
- G.K. Chesterton’s Nightmare: ‘The Man Who Was Thursday’
- The 1960s Space Program
- Serious coding with LLMs. Lab notes 2026-10-31: Teaser Demo of the LLM-coded EACMP application, and a quiz
- HQR Codes
- Learn to Edit STL Files in Just a Few Minutes
- Erik Visits an American Grave, Part 2,263
- Test your SaaS replacement before cancelling the original
- Mark Spots Radios in the Korean Zombie Film Peninsula
- Roc'n Rope - Konami's 1983 arcade climber for the Commodore 64 via BrokenBytes
- Google value plunges by $500bn as its own AI search hits ad sales
- Top Links 1271 The Trump org’s network. Marketizing compute. Sticky wages, brass bands throbbing in the parks & the future reign of happiness and peace.
- Occasional (Halloween) paper: A mother gives her all
- Azeem Azhar on the Explosion of Hacking and Other AI Issues
- Some Links
- This Week in Package Management: 31 October 2026
- Nasdaq faces $2 trillion wipeout in October as AI spending fears deepen | Reuters
- Ecological Modeling Job
- How to Navigate the Roman Empire
- The Hallmark dilemma
- Gating Functions
- Saturday Mac riddles 384
- Support for Office 2021 has ended
- Quotation of the Day…
- 3D Printed Einstein-Szilard Refrigerator Cools with Fire
- New products for new species, revisited
- A Spark Of Color In November’s Gray (2026 Wallpapers Edition)
- How to make it easy to leave your SaaS
- TfL FoI requests in October 2026
- Mario Draghi on Debt, Growth and Europe’s Future
- Spooky Speedbrake on the Way to the Singularity?
- Ubuntu LTS kernels still unfixed for critical CVE-2026-98432
- Baked bean tariffs benefit baked bean manufacturers
- Yet another level design update
- Poles Apart
- Weeknotes: Oct. 24-30, 2026
- Reading Anthropic’s S-1 as a Claude Code user
- El Nino's Nemesis, The PDO, Helps Protect the Northwest Coast This Year
- “… which is to say brightened up their faces, showed fire in their square or round or curiously slanted eyes. Flame guttered in their toothed mouths. Sparks leaped out their ripe-cut ears. Halloween.”
- UCSI retry floods boot logs after USB merge for 7.4-rc1
- [AINews] Google admits AI Mode hurts Search revenue; -15% $500B drop worst since 2004 IPO. AI Bear Market coming?
- Novelty Camera To USB Camera
- Anthropic S-1, the Claude Loop and Economics of Frontier AI
- Eternal Black October
- North Korea Gets Away With $3 Billion From Binance
- Building the Internet We Want: Law for a Connected World
- The 13 AI Giants, from Alphabet to Oracle, Sit on $1.13 Trillion in Cash. They Can Keep Spending on AI even if Markets Get Ugly
- Life Imitates Art: The $6.3 Billion Binance Hack
- Prospero: a new coding harness for a more civilized age
- Report of the Summit on Math Research in the Age of AI
- Being more selective about python-lsp-server plugins in my Emacs setup
- DNS resolution failures in macOS 26 & 27
- Nine Video Games (Part One)
- Farewell, my Captain
- Is an AI Bubble Bursting? (Robert Wright & Liron Shapira)
- Inside a malicious Claude Code-branded extension and its persistent SSH backdoor
- We rewrote the alt text on Google Store's Pixel Watch 5 page. Its images went from a 30% to an 84% match.
- Identity Assertion JWT Authorization Grant Draft 06
- Future XR glasses
- Common clay of the west returning to the Democratic Party?
- Cascade: I-001 and I-638 would harm youth bike education and be ‘profoundly inequitable’ for youth athletes
- Lambert Strether’s New Blog
- Why You Should Turn On Code Inspections in Visual Assist
- Upon The Nature Of Fear
- Halloween with the Camels
- Large System Extensions (LSE) and Atomics on AArch64
- Upcoming C++ User Group meetings in November 2026
- Your Compose Code, on More Screens and Less CPU
- The AI Contradiction
- Digital minimalism
- cyberwitchery
- Jim Capobianco
- How to Remove Unwanted Elements from a Website with Browser Extensions
- This Week in Plasma: An Avalanche of Performance Improvements and Bug Fixes
- Quickpost: Ghost USB-C
- A Star Trek look for gluon
- Artificial intelligence and power
- 2 more posts from Vincent Schmalbach
- 1 more post from Hackaday
- OSS updates September and October 2026
- Romantic Dream World, And Need For Approval, Behind Multi-Billion Renewables-to-Hydrogen Boondoggle
- How to Audit Your Yoast SEO Sitemap Output
- College will only cost $20 a month
- Mirroring your socials
- Documenting Spatie Laravel Package-Tools Integrations
- Talk by Dana Moshkovitz: The Unique Games Conjecture – Proved (!!?)
- Fridays [with Nicole Sandler] with LOLGOP
- The GRANITE Act: Reasserting America’s Border and Congress’ Primacy Online, No More, No Less
- Transaction Locking in MySQL and PostgreSQL
- Midterms Deep Dive: An exclusive election model update and poll release
- OK, so maybe the AI crash is here: now what?
- SumatraPDF new features: June 21, 2026
- Binance’s latest adventures
- This DIY Arcade Cabinet Accepts Strange Cuboid Concrete Cartridges
- A 1982 Modem for $100
- Linux Foundationals: From Silicon to Userspace - The Boot and Init Chain
- “Black October” for AI Developer Platforms
- Intel Q3 2026 Earnings Data Center Soars While PC Faces Memory Pressure
- PyTorch adds system oneDNN option for CPU and XPU
- A sidebar on Code Review
- Things I Learned about Emacs This Week
- Sponsorship Openings for Daring Fireball (Including The Talk Show)
- Field Notes from the Salons
- Note published on October 30, 2026 at 10:13 PM UTC
- Friday discussion post
- A slightly better ThreadPoolExecutor in Pystd through types
- Find And Verify Business Email Addresses And Build Lead Lists With Hunter
- Blacklight candy
- dbreunig/nesformer
- Bonus: Jolly Ranchers + LASERS
- ★ MacBook Pro Pricing and Configurations for M6, M5 Pro, and M5 Max
- PyTorch locks down export load against unsafe operator names
- The En Banc Queue for October 2026
- A very abbreviated list of a few corruption scandals from the first half of Trump’s second term
- Dragonfly for AI frameworks: search, memory, and a Redis-compatible path to production
- KVM nested VMX teardown can corrupt unrelated process memory
- It’s Hard to Win a Schedule A Case Without Filing the “Schedule A”–Speedy Simulator v. Schedule A Defendants
- Predictably, Stan Woodward Contemptuously Stomped into the Broadview 6 Case
- Austin 2026 – Three Page Challenge
- ($) Q3 2026 Performance Update: Suitably Paranoid
- Web Excursions for October 30th, 2026
- [Note] Is Anthropic going to prove me wrong?
- Earnings & Expectations
- A NOTE AHEAD OF TUESDAY’S MIDTERMS
- Scripting News: Friday, October 30, 2026
- Childhood and Education #22: Voice Without Exit
- Childhood and Education #22: Voice Without Exit
- Assorted Stupidity #176
- Great Art Explained: Henri Matisse’s The Red Studio....
- Trump furious that associate would take a $50 million bribe…without giving him tribute
- Hermes Is Actually Good
- Takeaways From Apple’s LA Experience
- Where Are The Trump Voters?
- Making Internal Combustion Engines Better With More Valves
- It's the Energy Changing the Frames
- Scale, Stop And Start Your Kubernetes Clusters Automatically With Azure Kubernetes Service
- CipherX Microdot Tattoos
- Do women have more spectacular natural hair colors that men?
- Venture Capital is So Fucking Simple: What I Learned from Lunch with David Tisch
- Waymo Partners With Toyota For New Robotaxi. It Could Have Been Tesla
- 1 more post from Vincent Schmalbach
- 1 more post from freenode news