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Added a layer to the Docs menu, the blog posts I've written here and elsewhere, and a podcast, in the Blog posts section.

I imagine this generic email was sent to every sound effects company in existence. PSA: If you release your sounds via a third party I strongly advise you to check your licensing terms with them, to verify your work does…

To summarize my answer to Antonio's post: good! I don't read posts in my feed reader to look at styles, I do it to consume content - to read their thoughts. I use my feed reader because it's configured exactly how I like it. The colors are tweaked to a palette that's ...

Table of Contents 1. Linus on AI 2. My Thoughts 1. Linus on AI Linus Torvalds' recent defense of AI in the Linux kernel sparked the predictable backlash, but the real debate is far more nuanced than that. This specific blog post is in response to Simon Willison'...

[This post is for RSS Club members only.] RSS Club was started by Dave Rupert as a way of providing RSS-only content. I took it as both a technical challenge and a thought-provoking way of talking about the pros and cons of RSS. One of the things I like most about RSS is tha...

I needed a nice image for the OG Metadata, so I turned to Gemini. I know it reeks of AI, I hate that, but I need this right now.

I asked Gemini if it was familiar with rss.chat, and it wrote a one page description that's better than anything I've written. Pulls it all together.

Claude is a member of the rss.chat group.

Click the feed icon to see the user's feed on rss.chat. You can then give this URL to any feed reader. Now it's easy to find that person's feed on rss.chat. Now each post is visibly connected to the author's feed. This is how we're building out. Our job is to write feeds for groups of users as small as one and as big as you can imagine. We will keep beating the drum, showing users of today's readers how they can hook in, right now, nothing to wait for. This is how I think every social network should do, start moving out of their silo with determination. By offering this option, we put the idea out there that there can be a single social network on the web. We can work together make it happen. Please come along on this journey. There's going to be lots of new tech coming online. I want everyone to be a part of it.

Let me be unglamorous and honest about the actual furniture of a writing life. What do my private, invisible days look like? What does it cost and what does it pay? A look at the 4 a.m. writing routine, the physical setting, and what I hope my writing will do for others.

Server upgrade: We made it easier to set up a new instance of the rss.chat server. If you have subscribed to a feed, you should change the URL in your reader app, the new issue explains what changed.

radboud mens & matthijs kouw - 3/4, 1

Some ideas for future blog posts

Good Morning, Here is your daily briefing… On Thursday, 16 July 2026 The average temperature today is 15.16˚C, With highs of 15.54˚C and lows of 14.82˚C, It may feel like 15˚C with clear sky The wind speed is 0.89m/s and visibility is 10000m The pressure is 10...

They met in the park, while the rest of the country was watching the match. Neither was looking for company – quite the opposite – but having found it, they discovered they needed it. They came back to the park for the quarter-final, and again the next tournament. By then they

I feel like a bad Emacs user because, while I've been using it for a long time, it's only been in the past few months that I have embraced Orgmode as my task manager. Sometime I will probably write about my journey to this point, but for now I want …

The burial, and the reactions from it.

I’ve been doing a lot of traffic engineering studies now that I have my own ASN; apparently traffic engineering is a massive field with many interesting problems you never get to experience unless you’re doing network operations.

I have several upstreams and IXPs terminated on my router. What are they? Upstreams are providers that offer me transit, aka the broad “access to the rest of the internet.” They basically agree to transit packets from my network to networks they can reach (and they always can reach more) for free, or for a small fee (or for a very large fee if you have lots of traffic).

Connect Claude or ChatGPT to The Daily Smark and ask it about wrestling news, live events, and podcasts. Free, no account, no API key.

This week's tiara is made out of micromosaics featuring scarab beetles and a random dove. Lots of links in the rabbit hole this week about Georgian jewelry.