While clicking through my RSS feeds, I found my way to Jay’s post titled “ Do blogs need to be so lonely?”. It’s an interesting post, especially …

Falsehoods programmers believe about time, in a single list - falsehoods-programming-time-list.md

Travel is a between space: the thing on which you want to focus is the future, but there are logistics in the moment that one must consider. I enjoy this liminality and the surprise moments of peace between the bustle.

Fragmento de 'Set Knowledge Free', un mural ilustrado por Tomi Um que se encuentra en el hall de las oficinas de la Fundación Wikimedia en San Francisco. Hace tres semanas tuve el lujo de participar en el Encuentro de Literatura Queer junto a las enormes Cristina Fallarás y Silvia Agüero. La mesa se llamaba "Supervivencia…

En el resto del sitio hay más productos tecnológicos fallidos como el Apple Newton, el HDDVD, el Minidisk, el Betamax o el Amazon Fire Phone.

Un bote de cristal, unas alpargatas antiguas que dejaron en la cuadra quienes vivieron aquí antes que yo, y poco más. Cada tarde, antes de regar el huerto y llamar a

Major redesigns of graphical user interfaces (GUI) always provoke surprise and complaints. With Liquid Glass, Apple’s new visual language, it’s no different.

"I write knowing it may disappear. I highlight books knowing the highlights will fade. I trust that what matters will return, will find its way to the surface. I no longer worship the permanence of text."

We can just say “no thanks” to technology if it doesn’t make sense. New is not inevitable. New doesn’t mean need.

Hace ya unos meses, no recuerdo cuantos, pero creo que debió ser en junio o julio, me recomendaron que hiciese escritura libre como métod...

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I like it when you write about what you watched and read and listened to this week. I want to know. I love when you share a funny moment or...

We tested ten different microSD cards on three different Pi models to help you find the fastest one for your Raspberry Pi.

I’ve been toying with the idea of a building a modern office around 8 and 16 bit microcomputers from the 1980s and early 90s. This is an idea that I dig up every few months and play with for a few hours before discarding it because it’s impractical and expensive. This is a description of my current version of this idea, and how it would work in practice.

A pesar de estar elogiando los feeds RSS... resulta que este blog no ofrece uno.

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