Christian Heilmann
• Chris Heilmann
When adding an email link to a document you should use the mailto: URI scheme: Email Chris That makes the browser open the associated email tool instead of opening the link in the browser. Today I found out that browsers also offer a “copy email” in the context menu that only copies the email itself […]
Music of Sound
• tim
I am not much of a fan of people who spend hours in Photoshop colourising old war photos & other such artefacts… Black & white film has such a beautiful tonality & way of rendering reality that it seems almost…
Scattering
• Mark Taylor
We spray-painted empty ice cream black and strapped them partway up lamp posts. That is, Tom painted them and Lou shimmied up the streetlights. It was my job to start the rumours, but I never had to. By the end of the week I'd heard they were
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// Published 2026-06-12, with 4 words.
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tech — interfluidity
• Steve Randy Waldman
TL; DR: You can try feedletter dockerified here. One thing you can say about software or "tech" is it's always changing. A relatively small fraction of the change, in my view, counts as progress, but there is so much change that even a small percentage accumulates pretty fast. One of many, many trends in software that I never much mastered or paid attention to is "containerization". I am very accustomed to setting up old-school UNIX services (or kind of new school, since I tend to manage them...
This is a test page about Charles de Gaulle. It came from ChatGPT, via Claude Code.
tech — interfluidity
• Steve Randy Waldman
A significant update of Feedletter tutorial was made on 2026-06-11 @ 12:30 PM EDT. → Modify the tutorial to encourage use of new './feedletter generate-starter-untemplates', and document by default in terms of those. The post was originally published 2024-01-29 @ 10:30 AM EST. This is an automatically generated post. by Update-o-Bot on 2026-06-11 @ 12:30 PM...
The Autodidacts
• Curiositry
Sometimes people say goodnight by saying, see you in the morning, if that’s expected. This bugs me.[1] While I certainly hope to see them in the morning, and consider it highly probable, even in a modern world, it isn’t guaranteed.
To me, all goodbyes are
As thrilling as the end was for this Knicks fan, as a friend (of a Spurs fan) I empathize -- because I had the feeling you have now for most of last night's game, only to erupt in one of the greatest group sports orgasms ever.
I have been praised for continuing to develop software long after most of my peers have retired. Why do I do it? I want to restore the power and glory of the web for writers. That's part of it. Another part is that software development is undergoing a huge revolution, bigger than the move to high-level languages that came about before I started writing software. AI tools are that big. Why would I leave now? It's like leaving the Garden last night because it looked hopeless for the Knicks. It ain't over till it's over.
مواقع
• Unknown
This tiara was created from brainwaves!
Scattering
• Mark Taylor
We were almost done with the morning shift when the kids from the school trip arrived. They lined up along the wall and numbered off, well practiced but distracted. We kept turning the cranks. The teacher explained that they were in the main cranking room, and said a few words
The indestructible NY Knicks of 2026. What a game omg. The problem -- the Spurs started celebrating way too early. All of Weby's antics about being in Mitchell Robinson's head. Yeah probably, but somehow the Knicks got over it. When the Knicks were blown out, I just desperately hoped for a real game. But it wasn't until they were down by 2 or 3 that I realized holy shit they could win this. It was like Woodstock, or the 10th inning of the sixth game of the World Series in 1986. And Jalon Brunson right now at this moment is one of the greatest of the NBA for all time. The Knicks could still lose, but if they don't, well we'll wait to see how this turns out. As fans we have to have a similar approach as the players. Every moment begins with 0 to 0, not just game. And if our team should lose, it was still a great story. That's really what I want, and tonight, oh man.
