A call to action for the 99% of internet users who consume but never create. If that's you (and it most likely is), then please read and consider what I'm asking."

John Voorhees writing about Arc’s latest escapades in MacStories Weekly: Issue 408

It’s that intermediate layer that makes me suspicious of Arc’s motives. The company is starting to feel like a wolf in sheep’s clothing, a browser with an interesting, playful design on the surface and

My wife and I recently discovered a bum gun in one of our bathrooms at home. It gave me quite the shock!

It is a peculiar kind of tragedy to watch the thing you love be dismantled for parts, sold off as scrap, and then have the very people doing the dismantling throw up their hands and ask who could have possibly let this happen. The web I fell in love with is fading, and I think we all know who is holding the smoking gun.

For roughly 20 years, from the 1990s to the 2010s, the family computer (always a desktop) was the household symbol of modernity in Brazil…

A story of a 150-year-old font you have never heard of – and one you probably saw earlier today.

This is the story of how Lady Gaga music influenced my morning espresso, resulting in joy, a bad coffee, reminiscence, and humble lessons learned.

"It's never too late to start growing."

I've been using the fantastic Minimal theme Obsidian for months but I only recently discovered that it supports checkbox icons.

What's the most important tech skill for every user?

My experience on the web has been one of dualities.

“An exquisite peace obtains: a drowsy, golden peace, flowing honey-sweet over my dwelling, soaking it, dripping like music from the walls… A peace for gods; a divine emptiness.”

Mai chim fan. Toothpick in Thai.

It was one of the first words I made sure to learn when I came to Thailand. Partly because I knew I would have use for it...

Loneliness in blogging isn’t always what it seems. Even when we don’t hear the claps or see the likes, there may still be a quiet audience out there, listening.

I've had my own Blogroll for a while now, but I'm seeing them start to popup all over the small web, and it's glorious.

No not that web. The real web.

The current AI chaos is prompting people to write all sorts of posts and articles about the imminent death of the web. The current debacle …

Estoy un poco en la misma situación. Estoy enredando mucho con Hugo y dedicándole demasiado tiempo quizá a construir el sitio Web y menos a escribir como tal.

Pero es que me está gustando programar y enredar con Hugo. ¿Por qué parar?