The Operating Systems I Use
Published on in ✍️ Posts
Updated on
I use at least eight different operating systems on a daily basis.
2019
Why you shouldn’t start a newsletter
Published on in ✍️ Posts
It seems like there’s a new trend popping up: Newsletters and paid newsletters.
The 2nd of November
Published on in ✍️ Posts
As I write this, it’s still the 1st of November, but the 2nd is just around the corner. Those days, two years ago, were probably the worst of my life.
You choose the web you want
Published on in 🔗 Links
Updated on
Wise words by Brent Simmons:
Wasted life time
Published on in 💭 Thoughts
This semester I have two lectures each week (not in total obviously), each one of those taking 3 hours from 4pm to 7:15pm on Mondays and Tuesdays. Both are given by a professor with a strong accent and a sometimes little bit strange view of the world. I think I never wasted that much time before in my life.
reveal-hugo: Slides with a Reveal.js theme for Hugo
Published on in 🔗 Links
Updated on
With PowerPoint, Keynote or Impress you can create nice presentations, but as a developer you might also want to version control your slides or create them with code. That’s where Reveal.js comes in. You can create beautiful slides with Markdown and they get rendered nicely in the browser.
indiekit: Micropub-endpoint for static site generators
Published on in 🔗 Links
A few days ago, I built my own publishing form on my blog to be able to create new posts on the go. It works great, but Micropub would be even better, because I could also use Micropub-compatible apps. Just today I found Indiekit, which is exactly what I am looking for:
An Arabic programming language
Published on in 🔗 Links
Although it’s not new, I just found this through Lobste.rs (there’s a Hacker News thread too): A non-ASCII programming language in Arabic.
GitLab Telemetry: Use Non-Commercial Alternatives Instead
Published on in 👨💻 Dev
Yesterday, GitLab sent an email to all users (and wrote a blog post) telling that they are updating their terms & services (to which you have to agree) to include a new third party service to track and analyze the behavior of their users, so that they better understand how their users interact with GitLab.
Ghost 3.0
Published on in 🔗 Links
I’m making heavy use of my new publish method today, but there’s a lot of interesting stuff today…