AI Agents Enable Adaptive Computer Worms
Paper about agents enabling worms.
AI enthusiasts are in a race against time, AI skeptics are in a race against entropy
Interesting take on the two "sides" of the debate about AI.
https://dragonsandfairydust.co.uk/regional-recipes-stottie-cake/
Simple receipe for making a stottie.
Hyper7 R4 Keyboard
I do like small mechanical keyboards, but the Emacs fan and wish-I-had-a-Lisp-Machine side of me looks at this keyboard and things that I reall need one.
One day. Perhaps.
Entanglement - by Gopherwood Studios
A perfect game for a quick dip in, to kill 10 minutes.
Do you need a CMS?
Through my day job I hear about Yoast a lot, often in ways that bother me. This often comes from people who seem to think all the web is WordPress. So it's kind of amusing that a creator of the tool in question ha swapped their blog over to using a SSG.
It's even more amusing given this happens around the same time I build my own SSG and, just for the LOLs more than anything, go for it on the SEO front and seem to get fine scores. No third party tools. No plugin ecosystem at all.
blog.cpjobling.net is now a static site
Another blog that has existed a long time has migrated to being built with BlogMore.
Blog More Fresh and Crispy with blogmore?
Someone's mention of BlogMore as a possible candidate tool for building and hosting their pre-existing blog.
Fresh and Crispy - More (or less) original insights from an old blogger
Another blog that (as of the time of saving) is using BlogMore.
Potentially Useful | Hating AI in 2026
Kind of hard to argue with the content of this.
Continue? Y/N
I sense this is less of a game and more of a caution/simulator.
Sound Memory Game — How Good Is Your Ear?
What a great idea for a gme!
Hallucinate - Massively Multiplayer Online Rave
While the music isn't my thing, really, I can't not dig the idea. This is why the Internet was invented.
Schema Markup validator
Useful tool for checking and understanding microformats and structured data, etc.
Rich Results Test – Google Search Console
Test JSON-LD and the like.
Is AI Profitable Yet?
I mean, for Nvidia, I guess?
The Eternal Sloptember
This post more or less reads like how I feel. The author seems to have had more problems with the generated code than I have, possibly, but I know where they're coming from and feel the same sense of concern.
LM Studio - Local AI on your computer
Tool for installing and managing local models. Might be worth a look.
tokenspeed — feel LLM tokens-per-second
Emulator to get a feel what N tokens/sec really feels like.
YAML? That’s Norway problem
Yup, YAML is still terrible.
The Interim Computer Museum
Vintage computing. I like.
Just Fucking Use Go - Blain Smith
I guess I should use Go.
The Ascetic Programmer — Home
On the surface this sounds like an interesting idea; one I sense I've used without really knowing, from time to time. This might be worth a read.
No Silver Bullet
FPBJr's famous paper.
Using responsive images in HTML - HTML | MDN
Everything you need to know about responsive images in HTML.
Your Ai Hate Is Showing
A similiar post to one I also wrote recently, but from a slightly different angle. tl;dr: the most extreme of AI haters are just as bad as, and make just as stupid claims as, the most extreme of AI lovers.
manyfold/AGENTS.md at main · manyfold3d/manyfold
Pretty fun anti-AI AGENTS.md file.
I wonder if it works?
GitHub is sinking
GitHub, once a popular platform for source control, is now criticised for its declining reliability and user experience, particularly since Microsoft’s acquisition. The author argues that GitHub’s value has diminished due to issues like bot infestation and a focus on profit over user needs. They suggest exploring alternatives like Codeberg, Gitea, or self-hosting Git repositories to escape GitHub’s shortcomings.
BlogMore performance
Andy checks out the time cost of each of BlogMore's optional features.
The AI water issue is fake
Summary: The water usage of AI data centres is not a significant environmental issue. While data centres do use water, primarily for cooling, their water consumption is minimal compared to other industries and daily activities. The concern is often based on misconceptions and misleading statistics, rather than a comprehensive understanding of the data and the broader context of water usage.
I see this brought up a lot, and while I understand the concern, I'm always a litle skeptical that it's what people trot out. Keeping this so I can refer back to it, and for further investigation.