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Evidence-based UK review of PQQ for longevity, sleep, and healthy ageing. Updated 2026-09-19.

Thanks to Ava’s post, I discovered Pixel Area. It’s a cool project offering 10.000 “pixels” for the indiweb community. It’s a nice way to find other interesting blogs and websites.

My pixel is located here.

Some days it was hard to think what to write in his gratitude journal. Grateful for my arms, grateful for my legs, grateful for my head. The first time it worked: he fell asleep tingling with how golden it was just to be. The next time he had to go

I’l dial back my mockery of the email newsletter being the new definition of a web site (not here), but the Wayback Web Machine that is in my head went to remembering how a big effort/motivation the first year I set up a web server (what do I win for it being in 1993?) was […]

用 AI 指令对抗 AI 垃圾评论，居然意外触发了搜索引擎惩罚。随着 Agent 技术的不断迭代，机器人程序能自主操作浏览器并提交评论已不再稀奇。为了防止捣乱，保留真实评论，我借鉴了一些主流做法...

Updated Apple Watch SE to watchOS 27 - now Siri can’t do timers. WHAT?

Dear John, please add a warning message if and when any of our iMessage contacts has third-party cloud-based LLMs reading messages - for #PRIVACY purposes. Not everyone consents to having iMessage texts, photos, links, mined by these genAI companies.

With third-party cloud-based LLMs accessing iMessage, it is time to shift to Signal. You’d never know if you are communicating with someone who uses these LLMs. Your privacy may be violated.

I want to develop a scripting interface for Mastodon from Frontier. I need a test account for us to use. I have applied at two public Mastodon hosts and answered the question honestly, I want to use it to test a new scripting system, probably doesn't sound too warm and fuzzy.

ThingsPool's new feature update include colored fog.

Gordon posted that he received an AI email the other day.

Hey, me too:

What an annoying email to receive. Just the new wave of spam, this time powered by pedantic LLMs.

Hopefully the next iteration can actually understand context and realize I don't need someone to give me a "close reading" of my work. Imagine paying $25 to reiterate that I have poor writing skills. I already know that, I don't need to pay to hear it.

Fifteen things worth your time from the past week, pulled out of whatever archivore caught me reading. A quieter week for big model releases, a heavier one for people arguing about who’s stealing from whom.

1. I don’t like passkeys — Ethan Hawksley argues passkeys solve the wrong threat model for an individual. They kill phishing, but do nothing about the risk that actually ends most people’s accounts: losing the one device they’re bound to. Hardware keys cap out at 25–300 accounts each; synced passkeys tie your whole identity to Apple or Google, so one account ban costs you everything at once. Discuss →

Lately, when I post something to Micro.blog that’s exactly 300 characters, it reminds me of this Super Metroid guide that was fully justified the hard way.

Saw this on Hacker News: Who is in space?

A neat little website that shows a name and portrait of every astronaut currently in space, and how long they’ve been up there. There are 10 humans living off-planet as I write this. Technically, I guess, it’s doxxing. But you need a rocket to reach them.

Site release 701216e: marfa: the show's announcement image and the printed title card (#181). Every build ships a signed manifest; see /mirrors/ for verification.

👁️Watching the 🍎show on YouTube seemed wrong .. so I didn’t. I used 🍎📺.

Recently, I wanted to get information on the voting record of my representative in the Oregon House of Representatives. Oregon does have an online portal (Oregon Legislative Information System) to allow people to investigate legislation and voting records. From review of the online interface, it was easy to search for bills by bill number, and […]

Manton Reece (@manton.org) on fun ways we used to use email signatures: Remember in old emails and usenet posts how people would put quotes in their signatures? Kind of miss that. I wonder if there’s a modern IndieWeb replacement for that. I've been thinking about this...