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wonderful news!
Statcounter reports Linux at 10.65% of desktop usage in North America, with Cloudflare data lending further support to the milestone.
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#Linux #OpenSource
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#Linux #OpenSource
Linux Desktop Market Share Surpasses 10% in North America
Statcounter reports Linux at 10.65% of desktop usage in North America, with Cloudflare data lending further support to the milestone.
linuxiac.com
August 2, 2026 at 6:12 PM
wonderful news!
an unfortunate side effect of LLM-assisted exploits is that people will be more wary of sharing their setups
i used to always have my dotfiles public on github, but now I don’t dare to do that anymore. it’s just an unnecessary risk at this point
i used to always have my dotfiles public on github, but now I don’t dare to do that anymore. it’s just an unnecessary risk at this point
August 1, 2026 at 8:26 AM
an unfortunate side effect of LLM-assisted exploits is that people will be more wary of sharing their setups
i used to always have my dotfiles public on github, but now I don’t dare to do that anymore. it’s just an unnecessary risk at this point
i used to always have my dotfiles public on github, but now I don’t dare to do that anymore. it’s just an unnecessary risk at this point
my @localfirstconf.com talk is now on youtube!
it's a love letter to plaintext weirdos, and a case for why the best way to build AI apps is to add zero AI features
www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ZEB...
it's a love letter to plaintext weirdos, and a case for why the best way to build AI apps is to add zero AI features
www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ZEB...
Tristan Edwards — Plaintext-first apps in the age of agents
YouTube video by Local-First Conf
www.youtube.com
July 31, 2026 at 2:01 PM
my @localfirstconf.com talk is now on youtube!
it's a love letter to plaintext weirdos, and a case for why the best way to build AI apps is to add zero AI features
www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ZEB...
it's a love letter to plaintext weirdos, and a case for why the best way to build AI apps is to add zero AI features
www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ZEB...
renCal just crossed 100 stars on github! 🥳
i’m continuing to bet on plaintext-first software in 2026
github.com/t4t5/rencal
i’m continuing to bet on plaintext-first software in 2026
github.com/t4t5/rencal
GitHub - t4t5/rencal: A modern desktop calendar. Built for Omarchy.
A modern desktop calendar. Built for Omarchy. Contribute to t4t5/rencal development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
July 30, 2026 at 3:51 PM
renCal just crossed 100 stars on github! 🥳
i’m continuing to bet on plaintext-first software in 2026
github.com/t4t5/rencal
i’m continuing to bet on plaintext-first software in 2026
github.com/t4t5/rencal
a cool thing about caldir: anyone can write a custom provider for fetching calendar data
here’s one that reads calendar feeds from the AT Protocol using the "community.lexicon.calendar.event" lexicon:
github.com/t4t5/caldir-...
here’s one that reads calendar feeds from the AT Protocol using the "community.lexicon.calendar.event" lexicon:
github.com/t4t5/caldir-...
github.com
July 16, 2026 at 3:46 PM
a cool thing about caldir: anyone can write a custom provider for fetching calendar data
here’s one that reads calendar feeds from the AT Protocol using the "community.lexicon.calendar.event" lexicon:
github.com/t4t5/caldir-...
here’s one that reads calendar feeds from the AT Protocol using the "community.lexicon.calendar.event" lexicon:
github.com/t4t5/caldir-...
i finally built my dream Linux calendar on top of caldir
local-first, keyboard-driven, agent-friendly
rencal.org
local-first, keyboard-driven, agent-friendly
rencal.org
June 25, 2026 at 2:01 PM
i finally built my dream Linux calendar on top of caldir
local-first, keyboard-driven, agent-friendly
rencal.org
local-first, keyboard-driven, agent-friendly
rencal.org
i wrote a post about the UK's increasingly authoritarian approach to digital privacy
t4t5.com/privacy-uk/
t4t5.com/privacy-uk/
The erosion of digital privacy in the UK
The UK is becoming one of the most hostile countries in the democratic world for digital privacy.
t4t5.com
June 16, 2026 at 3:56 PM
i wrote a post about the UK's increasingly authoritarian approach to digital privacy
t4t5.com/privacy-uk/
t4t5.com/privacy-uk/
claude code has been borderline unusable for me lately
it fights simple instructions and spends 10+ minutes thinking about changes that should take 30 seconds
i moved my setup to pi + GPT 5.5 and the results are sooo much better
it fights simple instructions and spends 10+ minutes thinking about changes that should take 30 seconds
i moved my setup to pi + GPT 5.5 and the results are sooo much better
June 5, 2026 at 7:38 AM
claude code has been borderline unusable for me lately
it fights simple instructions and spends 10+ minutes thinking about changes that should take 30 seconds
i moved my setup to pi + GPT 5.5 and the results are sooo much better
it fights simple instructions and spends 10+ minutes thinking about changes that should take 30 seconds
i moved my setup to pi + GPT 5.5 and the results are sooo much better
i'm pretty much doing open-source full-time now
haven't sat through a standup or gotten a slack ping for months
god i love being free
haven't sat through a standup or gotten a slack ping for months
god i love being free
May 7, 2026 at 7:48 PM
i'm pretty much doing open-source full-time now
haven't sat through a standup or gotten a slack ping for months
god i love being free
haven't sat through a standup or gotten a slack ping for months
god i love being free
I wanted my AI agent to be able to read my calendar.
Turns out the easiest way is to just make a directory of text files.
So I built caldir
caldir.org
🧵
Turns out the easiest way is to just make a directory of text files.
So I built caldir
caldir.org
🧵
Caldir
Your calendar as a directory
caldir.org
March 6, 2026 at 5:14 PM
I wanted my AI agent to be able to read my calendar.
Turns out the easiest way is to just make a directory of text files.
So I built caldir
caldir.org
🧵
Turns out the easiest way is to just make a directory of text files.
So I built caldir
caldir.org
🧵
some changes i've made to my tech stack to optimise for agent workflows:
🚫 Notion/Notes
✅ markdown files (with Obsidian)
🚫 Todo app
✅ todo.txt
🚫 Quickbooks
✅ beancount files
🚫 Google sheets
✅ csv files
🚫 Recipe app
✅ cooklang files
🚫 Notion/Notes
✅ markdown files (with Obsidian)
🚫 Todo app
✅ todo.txt
🚫 Quickbooks
✅ beancount files
🚫 Google sheets
✅ csv files
🚫 Recipe app
✅ cooklang files
January 27, 2026 at 11:46 AM
some changes i've made to my tech stack to optimise for agent workflows:
🚫 Notion/Notes
✅ markdown files (with Obsidian)
🚫 Todo app
✅ todo.txt
🚫 Quickbooks
✅ beancount files
🚫 Google sheets
✅ csv files
🚫 Recipe app
✅ cooklang files
🚫 Notion/Notes
✅ markdown files (with Obsidian)
🚫 Todo app
✅ todo.txt
🚫 Quickbooks
✅ beancount files
🚫 Google sheets
✅ csv files
🚫 Recipe app
✅ cooklang files
the thing with vibe coding is that writing the code was never really the hard part
It’s like an author saying they could write Harry Potter because they can generate any sentence
It’s like an author saying they could write Harry Potter because they can generate any sentence
January 6, 2026 at 9:01 PM
the thing with vibe coding is that writing the code was never really the hard part
It’s like an author saying they could write Harry Potter because they can generate any sentence
It’s like an author saying they could write Harry Potter because they can generate any sentence
Where does it all go?
A breakdown of UK government spending
wheredoesitallgo.org
March 18, 2025 at 10:15 AM
