I have a bunch that I want to write about this month, but that'll all be in different posts. Just got back from Atmosphere Conf in Vancouver and settling into a false Brooklyn summer.ReadingI read so much this month but have little to share here. Despite t…
via macwright.comApril 01, 2026892 commits. the personal AI agent i've been trying to build since 2023 is finally becoming something i'm proud of.
via Ryana May Que — Writings for DiscussionMarch 31, 2026So apparently rsync is slop now. When I heard, I wanted to drop a quick note on my blog to give an alternative: tar. It doesn’t do everything that rsync does, in particular identifying and skipping up-to-date files, but tar + ssh can definitely accomodate …
via Drew DeVault's blogMarch 28, 2026Most scanning infrastructure is boring. A VPS, a cron job, maybe a cheap proxy rotation service if the operator has ambitions. What we’re looking at with AS211590 (Bucklog SARL / FBW Networks SAS) is something else entirely – a purpose-built, Kubernetes-or…
via GreyNoise LabsMarch 23, 2026 via Rob O'Leary | BlogMarch 18, 2026 To understand my point, I need to first explain three different cryptography attack papers / blog posts. I promise this won’t be boring. Three Little Disclosures Misuse-Prone Ciphers For All In a blog post titled Carelessness versus craftsmanship in crypto…
via Dhole MomentsFebruary 25, 2026Odin;s declaration syntax becomes second nature to everyone who uses the language but I do sometimes get asked ;Why are there two ways to do type conversions?; Enough that I had to make an FAQ entry..The reason that there are two ways to do type conversio…
via gingerBill - ArticlesFebruary 23, 2026Hi all! Lars has contributed an implementation independent test suite for the scfg configuration file format. This is quite nice for implementors, they get a base test suite for free. I’ve added support for it for libscfg, the C implementation. I’ve spent …
via emersionFebruary 21, 2026I'm a big fan of eink tablets. I read a lot, I write a lot, I prefer handwritten notes, it's a match made in heaven. I've been using a Kindle Scribe for the past several years - I probably used it as much or more than my phone. Recently, I upgraded to a Su…
via Cracking the ShellFebruary 20, 2026Luxe, ocaml et volupté by Clément Delafargue on February 16, 2026 Tagged as: ocaml. After a couple years using rust as my primary language, I’ve got a new job where I’m using a variety of languages (including rust and typescript), but mostly go 1. So…
via Clément Delafargue - RSS feedFebruary 16, 2026How KineMaster stopped some modded clients from accessing their asset market
via maia blogFebruary 14, 2026Your tools are extensions of your skills
via Ishan WritesFebruary 09, 2026Come along with me as I review the past year. Heh, I often start these kinds of posts right at the start of the year, but it takes a few weeks longer than I ever expect to think them through.1 Two years of being independent After a second year of operati…
via seanmonstarJanuary 27, 2026I'm a fan of simulating counterintuitive statistics. I recently did this with the Monty Hall problem and I really enjoyed how it turned out. A similarly interesting statistical puzzle is the birthday paradox: you only need to get 23 people in a room a room…
via pcloadletterJanuary 23, 2026It’s my last day of writing for the year, so I’m going to try keep this one quick – it was knocked out over three hours, so I hope you can forgive me if it’s a bit clumsier than my usual writing. For some strange reason, one of the few clear memories I hav…
via LudicityDecember 27, 2025It's now late into 2025, and just over a year since I wrote my last post on Passkeys. The prevailing dialogue that I see from thought leaders is "addressing common misconceptions" around Passkeys, the implication being that "you just don't understand it co…
via Firstyear's blog-a-logDecember 17, 2025In June, 2025, Shubs Shah and I discovered a vulnerability in the online poker website ClubWPT Gold which would have allowed an attacker to fully access the core back office application that is used for all administrative site functionality.
via Blog | Sam CurryOctober 12, 2025Daniel Roy Greenfeld wrote about how to test your code for multiple versions of Python using `uv`. I follow up with a small improvement to the Makefile.
via Technically PersonalJuly 21, 2025
I am Soc Virnyl Estela, also known by the tech community as uncomfy or uncomfyhalomacro. I've been a self-taught developer since 2019. It started with a very slow laptop that I needed to finish my thesis. So my solution to that was to install Debian Linux and everything changed. I finished my undergraduate in Biology (Major in Microbiology) in 2022 and worked as a college instructor until 2024. During those years, I self-learned and contributed to the openSUSE Community as a packager and open-source developer.