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Rubenerd: Sydney

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By Ruben Schade in Sydney, Australia. 🌻


Sydney archive

  1. Advertisers love absolutes!

  2. Midnight McCartney, John Pizzarelli

  3. Wouter Groeneveld on retrotech

  4. Figuring out water

  5. Matching toolkits and desktop environments

  6. Espresso mouse

  7. pgdoc.link is wildly useful

  8. Which self-hosted RSS reader do you use?

  9. The Duke of Edinburgh Award

  10. Tech work satisfaction and fulfillment

  11. An incomplete list of coffee I haven’t tried

  12. Michał Sapka’s new home

  13. I miss my paper theme

  14. The benefits of slow walking

  15. Domain transfer locks for your domains

  16. ruben.coffee is now live

  17. Xmas 2024 season officially starting

  18. The last brief window before modern “manfluencers”

  19. A ping DUP!

  20. Fourplay live in Tōkyō 2013

  21. Unhelpful sites for moving

  22. Where Prism stores the Minecraft folder

  23. We own our own home!

  24. Scott

  25. Favourite Mastodon posts, week 42 2024

  26. RSS readers that use titles from HTML?

  27. The Logitech M240 Silent Bluetooth Mouse

  28. Follow up on my “optics matter” post

  29. RFC: issue with feed readers not showing titles

  30. Asking for feedback before a resolution

  31. AMD shelving high-end GPU plans

  32. Returning to the dual-browser life

  33. Goodbye to an old spreadsheet

  34. GCC un-depracating Itanium

  35. My short-lived 10-inch rack plans

  36. The worst etiquette sin ever

  37. WordPress, work, and why optics matter

  38. Single dose, low retention coffee grinders

  39. Building a small, dense homelab cluster

  40. Soap holder language

  41. It’s official: I’m a funky NetBSD guy

  42. My AeroPress has a new lease of life

  43. Web tech needs diversity

  44. The scale difference between prod and homelabs

  45. Fixing pagination in Hugo 0.135.0

  46. Show 429: The pa-paya pa-pa-paya episode

  47. HTTPS as an accessibility issue

  48. An October 2024 browser monoculture update

  49. The uConsole, as recommended by you!

  50. Ganggajang, Sounds of Then

  51. Konrad Zuse via Joshua Coleman

  52. The gorgeous SDS 940 from 1966

  53. An OQO or Hand386 successor for commuting?

  54. Do you run more than one BSD?

  55. The CUPS vulnerability is oddly nostalgic

  56. My A-Z toolbox: bwm-ng

  57. There’s something about Matt

  58. New train service linking Paris and Berlin

  59. Power imbalances at coffee shops

  60. Why do you specifically like those retrocomputers?

  61. I now refer to RSS et.al. as web feeds

  62. We moved our home DB to PostgreSQL

  63. Goodbye, Amelia Watson 🔎 💛

  64. Language analysis in a post-LLM world

  65. Things I wish I knew

  66. An advanced case of “In Their Defence”

  67. The promise of HTML and CSS

  68. We b-bought a home

  69. The good life ☕️

  70. Boeing Starliner back on Earth

  71. “You’re not smiling enough”

  72. Westpac’s six digit passwords

  73. Brewed coffee over espresso

  74. George Fame: I Love the Life I Live

  75. Eight pointless facts about me

  76. We’ll just replace the system!

  77. Betty Abah on great society

  78. The “email is authentication” pattern

  79. Germany’s sovereign tech fund invests in FreeBSD

  80. Japan’s new entry system for foreign travellers

  81. Hardware features I wish could come back

  82. Still on an M1 MacBook Air

  83. SATA as a legacy connector

  84. Picking up a Power Mac G4 QuickSilver

  85. Farewell to AnandTech

  86. A History of Scotland, by Neil Oliver

  87. Wake up, it's a beautful day: the logistics of life

  88. “The road less travelled”

  89. Why some might not want to publish web feeds

  90. Stopping MacBook screens from sleeping

  91. Researching home lab racks

  92. Ben Sidran, On the Cool Side

  93. Some fun little retro Mini Brands

  94. Making coffee at home as an economic signal

  95. My A-Z toolbox: aria2

  96. Generative AI is a security vulnerability

  97. Being second with physical media

  98. The Dev Encyclopedia

  99. “Your experience with $FOO” spam

  100. Goodbye, Phil Donahue

  101. Personal Wi-Fi hotspots at coffee shops

  102. Virus scans don’t automatically render a file safe

  103. House inspections

  104. Jason Gorman on speed and productivity

  105. TM initialisms

  106. Stein’s Law

  107. Coffee shop chatter, August 2024

  108. Our first home server, and rekindling that joy

  109. 2× HiDPI > 1× > 1.5×

  110. Some Olympic events I’d win

  111. The Dell OEM Sound Blaster Live! CT4780

  112. Sites over platforms over sites

  113. Australian trees in the Artarmon Reserve

  114. BSD people discussing alternatives, limitations

  115. POP UP PARADE Racing Miku 2023

  116. My Gravatar was reactivated… huh

  117. AMD’s new 65 watt CPUs are a huge achievement

  118. Managers want remote work to end

  119. Detecting warp drive bubbles

  120. (Finally!) cutting shelves for our robot Hi-Fi

  121. The importance of trees

  122. A simple 86box shell script menu

  123. Geoff’s LEGO Tube map, with working trains

  124. Cancel your Gravatar, now!

  125. SD to IDE adaptors, and revisiting retrocomputer storage

  126. Differences in health approaches, via Patreon

  127. Dark Angel, as discussed by Adrift

  128. Happy August everyone

  129. Can’t use /home on macOS

  130. 86Box 4.2 supports the wonderful ESS AudioDrive!

  131. Adrianna Pińska on systemic problems

  132. Music Monday: This is What You Came For?

  133. Premature scale optimisation

  134. My favourite childhood edutainment games

  135. To be seen working

  136. Sorted Food questions for your dream meal

  137. Gorgeous replica Australian Olympic outfits

  138. Performance issues, and posts from Thursday

  139. Decision making is social behaviour

  140. Repairing a Samsung DVD-Master from 2001

  141. The 1983 JVC A-K100 stereo amplifier

  142. A logic gate experiment lab on Tindie

  143. rsync with a different SSH port

  144. Performance issues from Europe

  145. Japan’s Shimatetsu Café Train

  146. The day the CrowdStrike died

  147. Adrian Black’s Plexus P/20 UNIX machine

  148. Not using PostgreSQL stored procedures?

  149. 929 pages

  150. I like Gemini and Gopher… but also HTML

  151. A pointless A-Z of hypervisors and adjacent tech

  152. The new SilverStone CS382 homelab case

  153. Australia needs more rail freight

  154. Disable Firefox 128’s latest adware “feature”

  155. Researching cameras in 2024

  156. How not to leak customer data

  157. Some Proton Saga Hot Wheels

  158. Useful cross-platform desktop emulators

  159. But chatbots are better than $FOO!

  160. Boeing and Spirit Aerosystems

  161. When web search failed me for Postgres

  162. Yerevan on my mind

  163. Cautious optimism for the industry after AI pops

  164. Singaporean hospital cleaning robot catches fire

  165. Keeping Hi-Fi gear cool

  166. Melbourne now getting an airport train… maybe?

  167. Vietnam, and “blog more about anime!”

  168. Tom Nicholas on the 2024 UK elections

  169. Visual greenery is healthy

  170. Fingers crossed, France

  171. It’s rare, so I have to get it?

  172. An update on painting my NR200P case beige

  173. Favourite things in May 2024

  174. A return to computing innocence

  175. Foods that aren’t potato

  176. Finding Pentium 3 parts by the side of the road!

  177. Attributes for my ideal computer cases

  178. What’s your alternative?

  179. The Apple II shows how amazing the C64 was

  180. All web “content” is freeware

  181. Persistence and delayed gratification

  182. Sunaookami Shiroko by Good Smile Company

  183. Room elephants

  184. Justin Jaffray on approximating domain knowledge

  185. Launching my Retro Corner, thanks to Wesley Moore

  186. Music Monday: Otonablue cover by Liz

  187. The other side of nostalgia, and the IndieWeb?

  188. Elizabeth Rose Bloodflame’s Hololive debut! 🇬🇧

  189. The housekeeping namespace

  190. We’ve had high fidelity music for a while now

  191. The enduring appeal of Aldi

  192. The CP/M Card and Gold Card for the Apple II

  193. Show 428: The balcony memories episode

  194. The Indie Wiki Buddy browser extension

  195. Your life matters

  196. Even the icons were wrong

  197. “How old is that MS SQL Server?”

  198. Takeaways from an AI event

  199. Spam calls in Australia on the rise

  200. Why you shouldn’t pipe genAI to STDOUT

  201. The privelege of working from coffee shops

  202. Bootstrapping CP/M-86 on an IBM 5160 PC/XT

  203. I love Linux! ♡

  204. Give people homes

  205. Why coffee shops are magic (to me)

  206. LED bulbs

  207. Create a FreeBSD jail with just base.tgz

  208. Bootstrapping PC DOS 3.30 on an IBM 5160 PC/XT

  209. Creative Commons evaluates EU AI legislation

  210. What are they doing to keep you?

  211. Signals to make drivers behave

  212. Intel phasing out hyper-threading

  213. The IBM 5160 XT

  214. Rasneko’s Sailor Mercury fanart

  215. Another quick break

  216. Stymied by a 1990s thermostat

  217. The SPAOE Z80 Apple II card

  218. The omake namespace

  219. XFN versus OPML blogrolls

  220. My 8, 32, and 64-bit desk!

  221. “I can tell you’re human”

  222. Practical differences between FreeBSD and Linux

  223. Dave Farquhar on CD-ROMs in early PCs

  224. Winter coffee shop chatter

  225. Paul Gallico on hidden meaning

  226. Rules of blogging, some of which can be ignored

  227. My Tom n Toms coffee mug

  228. A selection of Wi-Fi hotspot names

  229. When Tramiel left Commodore for Atari

  230. Getting Things Done: A personal retrospective

  231. An Australian telco’s streaming service will...

  232. Paywalls on stuff I pay for

  233. NetBSD, AI-generated code, spam, and truth

  234. An assertiveness tip: state the outcome

  235. Took a couple of days

  236. A letter to Jim Kloss, a year on

  237. What does your fork website say you do?

  238. My fun experience at a Scorptec store (no, really)!

  239. 2FA codes without password validation

  240. Stack Overflow and LLM licencing

  241. Goodbye, mailbox

  242. Priming a CoolerMaster NR200P case for painting

  243. The end of the AstraZeneca vaccine

  244. My own silly intercom glitch in the Matrix

  245. Using mkdir -p for multiple subdirectories

  246. Music Monday: The real May the 4th

  247. How Kissinger played both sides

  248. Whatever happened to Akai?

  249. Numbers that don’t have nine in them

  250. Sakura-themed PC parts

  251. Quick review: cookies.txt for Firefox

  252. Why do you hate cars?

  253. Peerless Assassin 120 versus 120 SE cooler

  254. Cars are expensive, and limit where you can live

  255. Australian Bonza Airlines ends

  256. My own comment rules (and advice)

  257. Explaing how or why something is

  258. Coffee shop chatter, American edition

  259. Seeing Hololive Down Under at Dreamhack

  260. VMware outsourcing their support

  261. A BSD person tries Alpine Linux

  262. A residential gas company crying wolf

  263. IPv6 addresses with port numbers

  264. A beautiful early afternoon

  265. Joseph Weizenbaum on AI psychotherapy

  266. Latvian schools to stop teaching Russian

  267. A tech marketing test

  268. Change your Ghost blog URL with nginx

  269. PmWiki is excellent

  270. Ben Sidran’s Rainmaker available for preorder

  271. Ignoring email for a bit

  272. Singaporeans delaying or giving up on kids

  273. Buying a matte screen protector

  274. The idea of memory-safe programming in context

  275. Comments that didn’t age well

  276. This post went somewhere, then nowhere

  277. Sorting offers a peek at design priorities

  278. A Kingship Coffee in Mascot

  279. Dokibird played Flight Simulator

  280. What plastics really recycle: myths

  281. Lessons from my Linux fun on Mastodon

  282. Zebra crossings and right of way

  283. Fixed a few bugs

  284. OpenZFS website buttons

  285. A thread about people who need to run Windows

  286. No, AI won’t solve burnout!

  287. I’m on Neopets again

  288. SEO spam that says it isn’t

  289. Wishing I Was Lucky, Wet Wet Wet

  290. Now a 1:7 Claynel Ryza fig exists! Also acrylic stands

  291. Some footpath developments

  292. Importing worlds on a multiworld Minecraft server

  293. Miku Expo 2024: The Good, Bad, and…

  294. Nick Jordan reviews Australian instant coffees

  295. Verify you’re a human before visiting

  296. A National RC-6060 clock radio from 1985

  297. Deshrouding my ZOTAC RTX 3070 Twin Edge?

  298. Trying out the Kagi search engine

  299. Rodriguez, I Wonder

  300. Z80 cards for the Apple //e

  301. Editing Dynmap YAML directly

  302. Gymnastics New Zealand’s new attire rules

  303. Waking up to Daylight Savings ending

  304. 📚 RMS Lusitania: A History in Picture Postcards

  305. GamersNexus on SBF and cryptocurrency

  306. Revisiting self-driving cars

  307. Et tu, Samsung USB key?

  308. One of these NICs is not like the others

  309. Some Melbourne detail at night

  310. Windows Server asking weird questions

  311. Melbourne’s apartment cityscape

  312. Reply Guy™ responses to being caught in the rain

  313. Cataloguing some Melbourne trams

  314. The xz backdoor

  315. The science (or not) behind smartphones and anxiety

  316. Happy Trans Day of Visibility

  317. What’s with the macOS Bin?

  318. Pardon, Plastic Bertrand

  319. Thinking aloud about companies in the Fediverse

  320. Some things you might not know about me

  321. Australian Bureau of Meteorology’s IT overhaul

  322. NetBSD 10 Release Candidate 6

  323. He’s Nico Cartron

  324. Emil on old computers for new writing

  325. Demonstration of the restored WITCH computer

  326. Dang Wangi station in Kuala Lumpur

  327. Having a dedicated computer workbench again

  328. The calming joy of pink noise

  329. How YouTube treats MH370

  330. Some wood for Firefox

  331. Watching Capture the Moment, Holofes 5

  332. The Women of Newnham and Bletchley Park

  333. Finally got my ultimate retro KVM setup working!

  334. The best blog posts are genuine

  335. I pre-ordered the Tangara music player

  336. The PA in Buzzy Explores the Airport

  337. How do you connect retrocomputers to the web?

  338. Movable Type and the Rise of WordPress

  339. Boeing board against HQ move back to Seattle

  340. Exporing OpenRailwayMap

  341. Questions about modding my Blueberry iMac DV

  342. John Berger and Tyson Yunkaporta on words

  343. Music Monday: Icehouse, The Kingdom

  344. An unintentional LED night light

  345. The tiny NanoPi R2S

  346. Copy/paste plain text should be the default

  347. A coffee shop Wi-Fi tethering dead zone

  348. Cockpit window masks, and anti-dazzle paint

  349. Alternative GoTek drive mounting options

  350. The Zed editor

  351. Residential fire safety and inspections

  352. Running NetBSD 10 Release Candidate 5!

  353. Dokibird forth for vtubers in February

  354. Ideas on why the 757 was retired

  355. If you can, it must be inevitable and excusable

  356. The Guardian is wrong about my Ukrainian friends

  357. Fonts in Mariehamn

  358. Most online marketplaces, in one screenshot

  359. Assuming a component is the whole system

  360. Google’s new login notice

  361. Ron Escheté Ensemble does The Beatles

  362. Quick review of the Pi1541 from Shareware Plus

  363. Happy Lemon is back in Sydney 🍋

  364. Cloudflare’s IPv6 map is missing something

  365. The Drop CSTM80 barebones board

  366. Buying a literal scrap of Commodore PC history

  367. My Moka coffee cup, and some Sydney architecture

  368. When a professional got a passphrase wrong

  369. 29th of February

  370. “Sus” isn’t new!

  371. Making my blog easier to use

  372. Photos of the RMS Lusitania online

  373. Coffee shop under new management

  374. Trutnowy, Poland

  375. “How can I link to your website blog?”

  376. Shishiro Botan fig by Max Factory

  377. Empathy for those outside North America and Europe

  378. Resolution scaling discussion on Phoronix

  379. Crowd dynamics at coffee shops

  380. Discovering TT scale trainsets

  381. SD cards became the ubiquitous superfloppy

  382. Stadiums for art, not just sport

  383. Euromaidan, and Alexei Navalny

  384. Complexity, complexity everywhere

  385. Phil Gerbyshak’s happiness boosters

  386. Media accuracy on topics with which you’re familiar

  387. Pieces of 8: BMCs

  388. You don’t need to be a professional to provide feedback

  389. Is it safe to like Times and Times New Roman yet?

  390. Dan Hon’s resources for managing replies

  391. Music Monday: Liners of the Golden Era

  392. Doc Searls shares his nostalgic breakfast

  393. 8-Bit Software Fun: Starting with a Commodore

  394. Put the code in the book

  395. What can you put on a personal website?

  396. Introducing my new 8-bit Software Fun series

  397. Super Pascal, and does a dual Pi1541 drive exist?

  398. More wood behind fewer tasks

  399. Audio easter eggs in driver CDs

  400. Conflicting messaging around Valentine’s Day

  401. Toast, and fixing burnout with self-care

  402. Crunchyroll reneging on Funimation Digital Copies

  403. Alear from Fire Emblem Engage getting a fig

  404. Vandragon_de’s 3D printable ocean liners

  405. Pseudoephedrine in Australia

  406. Best practices for HTML anchor titles

  407. Diederick discusses tape storage and cartridges

  408. PwC: The report is coming, bro!

  409. My dmesg(1) reports a booting mind again!

  410. Quick break, 2024

  411. The EU’s iPhone plans

  412. Longer-form posts

  413. Is it worth collecting cassettes in 2024?

  414. Mitigating LibreOffice 7 performance issues on MacOS

  415. Modern C64 boards compared to original prices

  416. My line about SEO being a red herring

  417. Possessions are a gas, not a liquid

  418. A 2024 Yellow Pages monitor stand

  419. Build yourself a little FreeBSD jail services box

  420. Getting back into Emacs

  421. Fixing the retrocomputing tag

  422. This blog is over 9000

  423. My current favourite terminal colour schemes

  424. Advertising and road safety

  425. The VW “Phaeton Effect”

  426. Coping with distractions, or something else?

  427. One-liners are back on my Omake page

  428. Ron Gilbert on enjoyment/engagement

  429. MariaDB versus PostgreSQL, and dual-stacking

  430. Jan Beta is my YouTube channel of the year

  431. Multiple charsets in nginx

  432. Modern Commodore 64 motherboards

  433. Avoid using pie charts

  434. My FourMore photo project

  435. James’ new book on technical writing

  436. The Narrator asked me to study this plant

  437. E-waste still not taken seriously in Australia

  438. Neil on the hope in Star Trek

  439. Learning how to do weightloss

  440. Moving my cloud VM to Brisbane

  441. Exploring FreeBSD service(8) basics

  442. RSS clients on Windows

  443. Cancelling subscriptions

  444. Getting an ATI 9600 XT AGP card

  445. The Internet Archive can browse ISOs

  446. Apple should release a bike or scooter, not a car

  447. Blocking someone sending comments

  448. Can I control a system failure?

  449. Michael Twitty on history, food, and family

  450. Researching buying my first AGP GPU

  451. Happy New Year, 2024!

  452. Stephen Michael Kellat on news, and my last AI post

  453. Ordering my first nylon 3D printed part

  454. Russia’s latest volley at Ukraine, and Poland

  455. Reflashing an SiI 3114 RAID into a SATA controller

  456. A short, sharp storm

  457. Jon Udell on critical mass, and social network size

  458. An annual retrospective by numbers

  459. Migrate your legacy Blogger accounts NOW!

  460. Merry Xmas 2023, and a (positive!) status update

  461. Organising email by source into six folders

  462. Remembering our mum with family and cake

  463. Generative AI: Create, Don’t Scrape

  464. Third time’s the charm with XTIDE

  465. The freemium model to support web “content”

  466. Site updates: Omake, and no more post abstracts

  467. Shiori Novella discusses vlogging gear

  468. Australian inflation in 2024

  469. Shopping, featuring Georgina

  470. Losing 5.25-inch bays

  471. Transit is about priorities, not just funding

  472. Almost getting an Acorn Electron

  473. New years resolution for 2024

  474. An IT paper trail saving your butt? Well, maybe

  475. Acoustic bikes and scooters

  476. Thinking about the Framework laptop

  477. Exploring a separated cycle path in St Leonards

  478. Unsub Me Already: Todoist gets a fail

  479. Patrick (H) Willems discusses “content”

  480. Using an old computer for new writing

  481. Coffee-themed Xmas tree

  482. Train DRM

  483. Bangkok MRT monorail open to passengers

  484. Imagining a million versus billion

  485. Delayed gratification and fear

  486. People who need cash being left behind

  487. Differentiating links to videos in text posts

  488. Heatwave and Unicode in Sydney

  489. Leo Babauta’s minimalist site guidelines

  490. I wanted an HBA for FreeBSD, not a RAID JBOD

  491. Pigeonholing your unrivalled tech buyers

  492. Dreams where you can’t get anywhere fast

  493. The Eifel region of Germany

  494. Generative AIs don’t steal; their operators do

  495. Set white backgrounds on transparent PNGs with ImageMagick

  496. Bardinet VSOP brandy

  497. Singular or plural follow-up

  498. Human-induced climate change

  499. Singular or plural verbs for singular nouns

  500. Noticing the ground beneath my feet

  501. Molly White on AI and effective altruism

  502. In Sydney? Want a free Compaq retrocomputer?

  503. Goodbye to Inasoul, and Banh and Boba

  504. Retrocomputer FPGAs, featuring Wouter of Brain Baking

  505. You can read audiobooks

  506. Scott Hanselman and I got tired

  507. Henry Kissinger

  508. Tech I couldn’t live without: washing machines

  509. HYTE case collaborations with Hololive

  510. Price versus affordability and quality

  511. Shinri and Reine found me some PS/2 cables!

  512. Nico Cartron on French language misuse

  513. That cool indie project? It’s no more!

  514. HTML5 doesn’t like self-closing void elements

  515. Having a move named after you: The Godwin!

  516. First impressions of MacOS 14 Sonoma are good

  517. It does everything, if it does something

  518. Engaging more with the Fediverse and IndieWeb

  519. Linear parks along Sydney train lines

  520. Always buy old KVMs with cables

  521. Can’t delete file on FreeBSD, even as root

  522. FreeBSD 14-RELEASE’d!

  523. December Time is when projects start

  524. Is it safe to read tech news again?

  525. Figuring out input selection on a Dell 4K panel

  526. You look nice today!

  527. Dan Olson and Adam Conover discuss the open web

  528. Inkscape turns 20

  529. Forbidden ais kacang

  530. “That’s not how that works!”

  531. Ninth anniversary of Expelled From Paradise

  532. Clara’s Blue Bear Cat has a new book

  533. Software doing what you want, not what you say

  534. The costs of data archiving

  535. Ruben’s Laws of Tabbed Interfaces

  536. Alexis Wright on imagining the future

  537. A bit of 486 CPU nostalgia and history

  538. Preparing for tropical snow chains

  539. Reaching 8,888 posts, and a bit of a retrospective

  540. The Economist fails to defend car dependency

  541. Goodbye to Flash Coffee

  542. My popular opinions, part two

  543. Indefinite detention ruled unlawful in Australia

  544. Transit to office campusus

  545. My default applications, via proycon

  546. Replacing lights with a zebra crossing

  547. AMD Microblaze V, and CPU diversity

  548. Jay on AMD AM5 system stability

  549. When you write for yourself…

  550. The trend of no friends

  551. Review of Titanic II

  552. Giving up on a forever crossing

  553. Answering James Savage on blogging

  554. It’s November

  555. Australian floor numbering

  556. My top fifty albums, part one

  557. I miss 4:3 and 16:10

  558. Seeing Paul McCartney live in Sydney! ♡

  559. The Ending Conversations Triangle

  560. Revisiting Textpattern

  561. iLeakage

  562. Adjudicating UK and US food nomenclature

  563. High-airflow case for my FreeBSD workstation

  564. Floor indicator kerning, and other things

  565. No, you wanted spaces in your URL!

  566. The Rubenerd Style Guide 1.0

  567. Dave Winer on “thinking out loud”

  568. Metonymy of objects and places

  569. The Micro 8088, and my dream pedestel machine

  570. Aren’t milkshakes mixed?

  571. The Economist on luck at work

  572. Lack of email replies

  573. The purpose of tech

  574. Not one, but two beigetastic Presario towers!

  575. The Tangara open portable music player

  576. Missing server-side blogging again

  577. Post titles, and I just had a great cup of tea

  578. It’s a relief seeing NFTs in the rear-view mirror

  579. Merlin Mann on jargon

  580. ISO-8859-1 and English aren’t the default

  581. Larger parking spaces proposed in Australia

  582. Rearranging spaces for more… space!

  583. What counts as authentic retrocomputing

  584. Clara’s and my Minecraft third anniversary

  585. In defence of power points with switches

  586. The mysterious Aywun 307 case

  587. Stop calling people “content creators”

  588. Ten games to know me

  589. Slap anime on it

  590. The Grift Shift, with apologies to The Commodores

  591. A fear of the future is a fear to learn

  592. Sculpting package managers

  593. Finding those few bloggers all those years later

  594. Deadlocked intersections, systems, and brains

  595. eBay’s cutest anime card shipment

  596. Drawing the line for food authenticity

  597. CityNerd on working from coffee shops

  598. Daisy-chaining Apple IIe disk drives

  599. Trying Japanese UCC Green coffee

  600. Things you shouldn’t sit on

  601. Nico Cartron’s BSD journey, and a coffee

  602. Concluding my link experiment

  603. Structuring ideas when blogging

  604. Long-term effects of concussions

  605. Show 427: The ramping praties episode

  606. Remembering the Apple //e Platinum, and finally finding one!

  607. Internet Archive downloads failing

  608. Disk flux images are fascinating

  609. Difficult decisions and willpower

  610. Building a new Apple II?

  611. Russian oligarch’s Australian sanction complaint

  612. My computer as a house

  613. Daylight savings in Sydney (AEDT)

  614. The Dutch gave us “gherkins” and “pickles”

  615. How BlackBerry failed to respond to the iPhone

  616. Max Miller makes butter

  617. Every forum reply on a commercial vendor site

  618. Mobile SEGA “Forever” games delisted

  619. A non-exhaustive list of HPs

  620. Trying the GNOME desktop for a few weeks

  621. Why is web search getting worse?

  622. Congrats to Grady for Practical Construction!

  623. If in doubt, be polite

  624. Marc Durst, Jet Set Swing

  625. Irreducible complexity

  626. Goodbye to some Sydney coffee shops

  627. Not stopping the escalator

  628. Commodore, the Apple II, and how things could have been different

  629. Premature web form validation

  630. Starflight III Minstrels

  631. Lawsuit against OpenAI, and generative AI theft

  632. Taking care of house plants

  633. Variety in PCs, after years of the Mac

  634. No more X11 on Fedora 40

  635. “Hate it? Sell it to me”

  636. The art of Blue Archive

  637. Data privacy in Musk’s data centre move

  638. A hot spring weekend ☀️

  639. My “Aldi” Commodore 64 case

  640. R U OK day 2023

  641. New services aren’t only Twitter replacements

  642. Fake 486 cache chips

  643. Which BSD did you start on?

  644. “Bang for the buck” when picking a graphics card

  645. The Sun SPARCStation 5’s 13W3 connector

  646. Macroblogging

  647. What colour is the Commodore 64?

  648. A generative AI provider almost gets it

  649. Saying hello to Qantas again

  650. Hardware Unboxed’s podcast, and benchmark misconceptions

  651. Exclamation marks

  652. Another Am386 30-pin SIMM replacement

  653. Banning electric scooters

  654. Combatting RSS overload

  655. The Pacific Motorway, and building for trucks

  656. @Omegatron on the POPCAKE

  657. Expanding science beyond English

  658. Overheard coffee shop chatter, late August 2023

  659. A basic ASRock board for my FreeBSD tower

  660. Voicing quotation marks

  661. Pluralism makes us stronger

  662. Those free supermarket deals aren’t

  663. The “Bring Me a Rock” phenomenon

  664. Missing my 876-page milestone

  665. Bob Geldof, The Soft Soil

  666. Configuring Adaptec SCSI CD-ROMs on DOS

  667. The pushback against productivity hacks

  668. Using what you have is better than not!

  669. YAXI Ear Pads for the Porta Pro

  670. An comp-sci anime fig citation?

  671. Archiving from The Internet Archive

  672. Finding myself in a video rendering studio

  673. Accepting New Zealand as an Australian state

  674. Steam cleaning chewing gum

  675. Reconciled down to the cent again

  676. Ugly American truck follow up

  677. Electronic bookends

  678. Getting back into GUI development

  679. Don’t wash your Commodore 64C too hot

  680. Drive encryption is no panacea

  681. Spelling misatkes (cough)

  682. E-readers, and feedback from Daniel O’Connell

  683. Ugly American trucks

  684. Some August housekeeping

  685. Security and feature updates should be discrete

  686. Alexander Woolcott

  687. LMG, and navigating responsibility with larger audiences

  688. My daily carry in 2023

  689. Paul Simon parodying Bob Dylan

  690. The ASUS Media Bus

  691. Memories of Lotus Organizer

  692. Creativity under legacy constraints

  693. Three legs

  694. Distracted drivers at a meta level

  695. Adrian Black takes apart a 1980s scope

  696. The longest word you can type on the first row

  697. Shareholder-in-charge

  698. Mashu’s Pure Hearted Shield

  699. Eighth of the eighth, 2023

  700. A sixth installment of coffee shop chatter

  701. Music Monday: End of the Line

  702. Ohms being expressed with R instead of Ω

  703. Goodbye, Bram Moolenaar ♡

  704. The weirdest HP Pavilion I’ve ever picked up

  705. We noticed a new login to your …!

  706. Coach Gowron on growth

  707. Supporting (very!) legacy systems

  708. Cory Doctorow on privacy

  709. ATX bracket for the Cooler Master NR200P

  710. Ride sharing and autonomous vehicles cause traffic

  711. My Commodore 16 keyboard is fixed!

  712. Reconciling down to the cent

  713. URL changes and password managers

  714. I got Merlin in FGO!

  715. Whats the worst advice you’ve received?

  716. Your tech event doesn’t have to be exciting

  717. Cracking down on SUVs

  718. Camera specs don’t tell the whole story

  719. Sources in my saving video post

  720. Your generative AI wouldn’t steal a fleet of cars

  721. Twitter renaming to X

  722. We can do more than one concurrent thing

  723. Some new planter plants

  724. Using the “right” social networks

  725. What if the Brits French’d their royal family?

  726. FPS and resolutions we’re used to

  727. Wear patterns in coffee shops

  728. Between ISA and PCI, PCs had EISA and VLB

  729. If you come to a fork in the road

  730. GaryH Tech discusses Linux desktops

  731. Meaning of the word “fid”

  732. If you care about it, archive it: take two

  733. Pavolia Reine discusses her 3D debut

  734. Web form has a free text field? Say thanks!

  735. Daniel Jalkut projecting good

  736. Fight or flight mode in your computer chair

  737. Troubleshooting my Am386SX’s RAM issues

  738. Pavolia Reine’s 3D debut!

  739. Childhood car (in)dependence

  740. Fun Facts #101–110

  741. My home IPv6 network plans

  742. 500 days of war in Ukraine

  743. Yorkshire Tea Malty Biscuit Brew

  744. BNC connectors cut in half

  745. Proving you don’t need an office

  746. An even tinier NAS

  747. An interesting time for (text?) social media again

  748. Music Monday, and Antranig tries LXC

  749. The Law of Mobility

  750. Merlin Mann and my Commodore 16 taught me a small step is a catalyst

  751. Show 426: The clever curtain episode

  752. The story of a flawed office tap

  753. I’m rubenerd.bsky.social

  754. A strange Commodore 16 reset line

  755. Still NAT’ing with IPv6

  756. Ben Pobjie on the Spirit of Cricket

  757. Coffee chatter about urbanism

  758. The Foenix F256k retrocomputer

  759. The post-conference lull

  760. SMASH! 2023

  761. Meeting Pavolia Reine at SMASH!

  762. “What do you want me to do?”

  763. Reine’s off colab with Watson!

  764. A number from A Million Random Digits

  765. RFC: expansion options for the Commodore 128

  766. Driverless cars

  767. The Five Whys in IT, and finding Rachelbythebay

  768. A new Asuna fig by Emontoys

  769. CityNerd on city values

  770. When have you checked your ears?

  771. When does retrocomputing begin?

  772. The radio station with less talk

  773. Typing on my new Gateron North Pole 2.0 keyboard

  774. Energy retailer of last resort?

  775. Styling OPML and RSS with XSLT to XHTML

  776. Scoot was one of the worst airlines I’ve flown

  777. An amazing feature from my telco

  778. My Pentium 1’s phantom hard disk

  779. Music Monday and Dreams

  780. Julia Evans posts about blogging myths

  781. Sites redirecting you to localised nothing

  782. Ouroboros LLMs and their impending entropy problem

  783. The trap of booming self-storage

  784. Coffee smells and lockdowns

  785. Six months into my smartphone awareness exercise

  786. Happy 30th birthday to FreeBSD!

  787. Raising voices on video calls

  788. Connecting a CD-ROM to a Sound Blaster 32 IDE header in DOS

  789. Reddit, LLMs, APIs, TLAs

  790. A near-mint 1999 IBM Aptiva desktop

  791. The King’s birthday in Australia

  792. Innovation in civil engineering

  793. Winning a meet-and-greet with Pavolia Reine

  794. My Am386 now has a Tseng ET4000AX card!

  795. Fixing DDR4-1867 on a Supermicro server

  796. FreeBSD brightness controls on Panasonic laptops

  797. Goodbye Astrud Gilberto ♡

  798. Ceres Fauna’s HoloGra Debut

  799. Disable GUI on modern Debian

  800. Avoiding coffee namespace collisions

  801. Spam about emotional intelligence

  802. Getting frustrated at inanimate IT objects

  803. Music Monday: Paul McCartney, Take it Away

  804. Hales on PCIe over USB (or lack thereof)

  805. Coffee culture in Australia and Europe

  806. A “read more” link in GoHugo

  807. Science and art: Bens Worx casts a dichroic cube

  808. Getting stuck in the middle of a stroad

  809. That’s a huge number of folders

  810. Using M2 Wi-Fi card slots for other things

  811. Dutch milk bread and spreads

  812. Using config files for SSH

  813. Using WordPress for a self-hosted blog

  814. CityNerd on the necessity of urbanist comedy

  815. Spreadsheets as a knowledge base and mental map

  816. Experimenting wearing glasses part time

  817. My second YouTube video in 14 years: Dr. Coffee

  818. Simulator game? Why not do the real thing!?

  819. Remembering how the Nintendo Wii was cracked

  820. What detractors get wrong about induced demand

  821. No more @Rubenerd_Blog Twitter posts

  822. A cool Adaptec AHA-1542CP ISA SCSI card

  823. A new old-stock floppy drive

  824. Evolving use patterns of the NYC subway

  825. The enforceability of boilerplate

  826. Rushing to the sunk cost station

  827. Moving to ansible_facts['distribution']

  828. Ohai, feels weird being back

  829. Show 425: The goodbye Jim episode

  830. Nice plant at St Leonards station in Sydney

  831. Goodbye Jim Kloss ♡ 1956–2023

  832. Dave Winer: an armada of Twitters

  833. Michał on the joys of closing tabs

  834. Twitter Circles feature leaked data, as expected

  835. Buying parts online and iRL

  836. HSR versus highway media coverage

  837. AI companies spamming abuse email addresses

  838. I’m smart, I’ll remember!

  839. An enigma of a VGA cable

  840. Retrocomputing info is easy to find, until it isn’t

  841. PSA: gz isn’t a generic compressed file extension

  842. Three years on from Brexit

  843. Researching if Commodore’s PCs were profitable

  844. Mistyping a Vim plugin on my FreeBSD laptop

  845. Firefox can now match on diacritics

  846. Pronouncing “composite” video

  847. Keeping computer stuff open or closed

  848. My favourite people in the world

  849. Visiting Ōtsu in Shiga Prefecture

  850. Timestamps are all over the place

  851. Anna Gromada on Poland and Eastern Europe

  852. Things you shouldn’t make out of glass

  853. Alter releases Love Live! figs

  854. Changing sites for new stakeholders (aka: not us)

  855. Electric cars aren’t a silver bullet

  856. Back in Sydney again, hi!

  857. USB 1.1 Alien Tape Megasaur Spurtles

  858. A disk-on-module with my Am386

  859. Greg Lehey on interoperability

  860. Loading your website experience

  861. Brahms on inspiration

  862. An apartment tower of lithium

  863. A 30-pin RAM upgrade for my Am386

  864. NATO’s Stoltenberg on Ukraine joining the alliance

  865. Aftermarket Commodore power supplies

  866. Rikka has her phone… on my phone

  867. I like how Gemini handles links

  868. The brave new world of procedurally-generated stores

  869. An Intel i387SL coprocessor for my AMD Am386SX

  870. Loose versus lose

  871. Behind every rock, there’s another one

  872. Becoming a Moonafic of @Moonahoshinova

  873. Citibank Australia were pleased to close our account

  874. Another Smalluswallpaperusphobic image

  875. The ESS AudioDrive ES1868F for sound and IDE

  876. Equinix retiring copper

  877. Daniel Jalkut on AI and authenticity

  878. Apple’s integrity-free APFS turns six

  879. Teams are just as important as their code

  880. Mika Pikazo’s Fire Emblem Engage designs

  881. Peter Cook and Chris Morris in “Why Bother?”

  882. Pareidolia and pattern matching

  883. Even chatbots are better than web search

  884. My 386SX’s working Acer MIO-400 IO card

  885. Atelier Ryza 3 sountrack and theme available

  886. I fixed my 1991 386SX-16/20CN motherboard!

  887. Ryan Barrett on HTTP content negotiation

  888. A steamy dream about a PL/pgSQL blog engine

  889. I didn’t know Einstein was real

  890. My new ISA/PCI PC diagnostic card

  891. I want to redo or stop using categories

  892. My professor on unhelpful advice

  893. I think I saw myself as a time-travel tourist

  894. A blank text editor

  895. Atelier Ryza anime announced

  896. Foam glass aggregate is a thing!

  897. Hololive: Our Bright Parade!

  898. AI developers: be nice, and credit your artists

  899. Why are they called du Pont connectors?

  900. Libraries were full of tech inflexion points

  901. Feedback about the “friend zone” post

  902. Defaulting pedestrian traffic lights to green

  903. Things that aren’t orchestration toolchains

  904. Pop Up Parade Calliope Mori

  905. Parts reviewers, clickbait, and absolute price

  906. This is my first post backed up to Codeberg

  907. macOS’s experiment in rounded-square icons

  908. iTnews reports on Sydney Train fun last week

  909. FreeBSD and NetBSD laptop feedback: the Framework

  910. Retrocomputing is as much optimism as an escape

  911. Researching a new FreeBSD or NetBSD laptop

  912. Peter Mulvey’s YouTube Channel

  913. Exciting new look, same great taste!

  914. Main lesson from uni: know thy spec!

  915. Converting imz floppy disk images

  916. Cleaning up metadata, and building with Dublin Core

  917. Sana on forgiveness and feeling better

  918. Rediscovering books and libraries

  919. “The optics are better at the front”

  920. A four-day work week

  921. Filter jugs should be rectangular

  922. A 1990 encyclopædia on phones and packet switching

  923. New design for old chocolate

  924. Feedback on paper sizes

  925. Legal versus ethical

  926. Organising DOS software and drivers in an ISO

  927. Alison Pennington on Australian housing afforadbility

  928. Thank you and goodbye, Wayne Shorter ♡

  929. I… like the US Letter paper size

  930. Breaking a Commodore 16 key, and retrocomputer storage

  931. Bypassing Windows 11 Internet account install

  932. AliExpress anime and electronics comments

  933. Newsletter spam… out of nowhere!

  934. Daniel Aleksandersen on split keyboard accessibility

  935. Journalists failing in their AI chatbot reporting

  936. Paul and Linda McCartney, Smile Away

  937. A rattling truck of the mind

  938. Restoring my 1983 “Aldi” Commodore VC-20

  939. Your issue isn’t real, because I don’t have it!

  940. GamersNexus on support training and scripts

  941. The economic and social effect of sealed devices

  942. rsync(1) on FreeBSD with a modern Walkman

  943. ChatGPT shovelware was inevitable

  944. Atelier Games on special on Steam

  945. The OSs Nico Cartron Uses

  946. The Covid fog has (mostly) lifted

  947. Caught Covid

  948. The BSD sockstat(1) command

  949. Time magazine discusses successful tech failures

  950. Ascribing blame in complicated systems

  951. A legacy PC drive update: little works!

  952. Feedback: preventing streaks when retrobrighting

  953. Nnenna Okore on art, and our place in the universe

  954. Terramaster NAS’s eye-opening CVE

  955. W-whoops, buying a Commodore VC-20

  956. Happy 25th birthday, XML!

  957. Words not starting with specific letters

  958. Derek Sivers on OpenBSD

  959. A phantom text buffer

  960. Sneaky advertisement asterisks

  961. Fixing “app source not there” in Homebrew

  962. Security firm finds exposed customer data in backups

  963. You might not need a copyright statement

  964. It’s worth running a FreeBSD or NetBSD desktop

  965. Comparing VIC-20 and C64 cart sizes

  966. Booking a hotel in 2023

  967. The Independent Singapore’s “friend zone” article

  968. Software discrepancies delayed the Airbus A380

  969. Buying the original Microsoft Train Simulator!

  970. How do you mentally map things?

  971. Hiding MediaWiki meta generator version

  972. The overjustification effect

  973. Ten things to become successful?

  974. Adrian Black explains his TRS-80 diagnostic

  975. A convincing(ish) phone scammer

  976. Escaping heat, and the luxury of Ceebs Money

  977. Setting tech expectations

  978. Cellophane coffee shop chatter

  979. Michał Sapka’s Music Monday

  980. Towns that sound like toothpaste

  981. Ben Sidran’s Wikipedia article now has a photo

  982. My status update on playing games on Linux

  983. Rudy Reyes on being a hero

  984. Music player feedback and suggestions

  985. Greg’s experience with a smart phone

  986. The OSs I use most often

  987. Pieces of 8: Alternative uses for a new hair brush

  988. What IMS stands for

  989. Zoe Williams on cryptocurrency and markets

  990. The Galton Bridge

  991. Obsolete tech: the Battery Daddy

  992. Recanting my post on defensive blogging

  993. Pet Shop Boys, Liberation

  994. Moving off iTunes after two decades

  995. The elusive textInput form in RSS feeds

  996. The writer of ahiru.pl also uses desktop email

  997. Contrasting thoughts around Twitter API access

  998. Page who in the what now?

  999. Printers and wasted tech potential

  1000. Desktop email, and from Alpine to Thunderbird

  1001. Things I’d love to build this year

  1002. King CallMeKevin is a military genius

  1003. Upgrading to macOS Ventura was a mistake

  1004. The “I lost my phone” scam

  1005. Thoughts on an entirely new Commodore 64

  1006. FreeBSD pipes and redirection, via @klarainc

  1007. I fixed my beautiful little Commodore Plus/4!

  1008. Comments on FeedLand roadmap

  1009. Exploiting taxi queue systems for profit

  1010. Ben Sidran, Moose the Mooche

  1011. The mysterious textInput RSS field

  1012. Dave asks about the WordPress block editor

  1013. Reisalin Stout fig from Atelier Ryza 3

  1014. In defence of Myriad Colours Phantom World

  1015. The @cartron on blogging regularity

  1016. Joe Biden’s online privacy op-ed

  1017. Making mistakes with NICs

  1018. AI, music, and valuing art

  1019. A new sign in was detected

  1020. What’s that FreeBSD/NetBSD/Mac/etc drive?

  1021. The ThinkPhone

  1022. Unlimited paid time off

  1023. The great Commodore/Atari engineer swap

  1024. Aerospace engineers are the new rocket scientists

  1025. The solution to centralisation

  1026. Using PCI slots for SSD brackets

  1027. A rainbow Beatles shirt

  1028. What happened to data sims for tablets?

  1029. Dismissing criticism with workarounds

  1030. This driver must get around

  1031. Time spent looking at my phone

  1032. Your own little standard library

  1033. Single greatest piece of spam I’ve ever received

  1034. The beauty of CGI and simple design, by Hales

  1035. I feel for the NetBSD community

  1036. Talking with, not talking to

  1037. Using scp(1) to transfer multiple files

  1038. Computers don’t do what you “want”

  1039. Social norms at coffee shops

  1040. Changelog for omake.opml

  1041. Editing DOS files in Vim

  1042. Banning video apps

  1043. My final Commodore 128 Retr0bright post

  1044. Pandemic podcast listening habits

  1045. 2022 blog h-highlights!

  1046. Fascinating new pencil soldering irons

  1047. Another smart camera leaking information

  1048. That elusive Commodore 128 80-column mode

  1049. Rejected cards and waking an IT team up

  1050. CallMeKevin, and the quarter life crisis?

  1051. Some blog ideas I’m considering for 2023

  1052. Hanging out with nice people

  1053. The encouraging pushback against game NFTs

  1054. Using Blender as a video editor

  1055. Password managers must encrypt metadata too

  1056. Happy Yuletide to you and yours :)

  1057. Flickering caused by a hot MOS 8565R2

  1058. Brand loyalty isn’t always irrational

  1059. High idle power on AMD’s RDNA3 cards

  1060. A late review of the M1 MacBook Air

  1061. Marcel Bischoff discusses commercial radio

  1062. Cleaning and retr0brighting a Commodore 64C

  1063. Sideloading on iTelephones

  1064. 2023 Racing Miku, via @_BADCATBAD

  1065. New music is old

  1066. Exploring Sydney’s Xmas decorations

  1067. The Doughnut Hole emulation problem

  1068. The Fractal Ridge Mini-ITX Case

  1069. Feeling validation for Apple Pay anxiety

  1070. Half-baked thoughts on software subscriptions

  1071. Cleaning out my notes folder, 2022

  1072. I… bought a Commodore 64C

  1073. You searched for a user’s guide, sir?

  1074. We are so lucky to be here

  1075. Why I live out of FeedLand for RSS now

  1076. Zettelkasten

  1077. Grailed Jeanne Alter in FGO quotes Daft Punk

  1078. The patch in my Commdoore 1541 was official!

  1079. Another lacklustre RSS pitch

  1080. Goodbye Chris Seaton ♡

  1081. Boeing finishes its last 747

  1082. Elective Surgery is the “micropayments” of health

  1083. FreeBSD 12.4-RELEASE available

  1084. Speeding up FreeBSD jail start times

  1085. Music as an analogue for thought processing

  1086. Demand for ads on the receiving end

  1087. The SMS turns thirty

  1088. Black Friday as an opportunity to unsubscribe

  1089. Dave Winer on “micropayments”

  1090. It’s Xmas Season 2022

  1091. Website security word salad

  1092. Feedback about Gemini and Gopher

  1093. Jeff Geerling: Just say no

  1094. Maya Angelou on cynicism

  1095. Travelling to Japan during post-Covid times

  1096. BitTorrent language

  1097. The “joy” of retro IT web searches

  1098. Ben Sidran, Ballad of a Thin Man

  1099. News for week 45, 2022

  1100. On leave again

  1101. Querying TXT records with drill(1)

  1102. Waking up to coffee shop chatter

  1103. An app to not be run over

  1104. What’s going on

  1105. The 86Box PC emulator

  1106. Book buying is aspirational

  1107. Shoko Miyata’s 2022 qualifier floor routine

  1108. End of October 2022 links

  1109. Taking a break e312643b

  1110. Five things I’m thankful for, October 2022

  1111. The wonderful tee(1) command

  1112. Targeting civilians with outdated maps

  1113. What you’d want in a dream home

  1114. Alan Kohler explores remote work

  1115. STH’s Supermicro X13SAE-F board review

  1116. Canon Canoscan LiDE220 review

  1117. Mispronunciations I remember

  1118. Fixing a Comet server after misconfiguring S3

  1119. Cam from Blacktail Studio on practice

  1120. Windows 2000 in QEMU on an M1 Mac

  1121. Thinking about AMD’s 7000 series CPUs

  1122. A hot dog is not a sandwich

  1123. Content, engagement, and extraction

  1124. Using Network Location in macOS

  1125. Do you log out of sites?

  1126. The sham referendums in Ukraine

  1127. Blander logos are good, via @NeilIreland

  1128. Do I need line numbers? Yes

  1129. Raspberry Pis in racks or PCI slots

  1130. David Gerard’s cryptocurrency talk

  1131. Archive it if you care about it

  1132. Ahiru and Jim Kloss are Good Civ

  1133. This news site link may surprise you

  1134. how.complexsystems.fail

  1135. Music Monday: My favourite theme songs

  1136. It’s three months until Christmas

  1137. A great relationship with his garbage contractor

  1138. How minds process bad news

  1139. Cartron asks what FreeBSD machines I use

  1140. Running Windows 11 for games

  1141. Sitting outside with a coffee

  1142. If you want to understand reality, don’t be pedantic

  1143. Countdown with Keith Olbermann is back

  1144. aria2 can download torrent files, then their files

  1145. P.G. Morgan’s insights into D.B. Cooper

  1146. The pushback against decluttering

  1147. Peter Millard compares and contrasts sanders

  1148. Bombardier ends Learjet production

  1149. Software engagement versus utility

  1150. WHO claims Covid “end in sight”

  1151. My favourite USB key ever: The Toshiba PA5003A

  1152. 747 engine part lands on Belgian house

  1153. Queen Elizabeth II

  1154. Backing the VisionFive 2 RISC-V dev board

  1155. The iPhone 14

  1156. Kent Ridge Park in Singapore

  1157. Let’s circle back on this nuanced lede

  1158. Discovering 850 watt SFX power supplies exist

  1159. Weird Al had 100 gigs of RAM

  1160. AMD Ryzen 7000

  1161. The Mentour Pilot on responsibility

  1162. Today’s spam: customers have tills?

  1163. Answering “yeah, but is the solution secure?”

  1164. It’s the first of September already

  1165. Goodbye, Gorby

  1166. My first shower thought in a while

  1167. Running Unix commands in real life

  1168. Switching to black coffee/tea as we get older

  1169. Railway interest in IoT devices growing

  1170. Handwritten HTML sites

  1171. Latvia’s Soviet-era monument removed 🇱🇻

  1172. Heroku cancelling free and inactive accounts

  1173. DW: Forty years of CDs

  1174. Hyundai’s AES key was lifted from an example

  1175. Wouter Groeneveld on how much one earns

  1176. Gloria Tells: Out of Control

  1177. It sure felt like a long weekend!

  1178. Cane toads, the “seenzone” and message state

  1179. Unproductive beverage adventures

  1180. Digital.com are spammers

  1181. More thought for landlords than tenants

  1182. The NCR-80 vintage mechanical keyboard kit

  1183. Setting up Minecraft, for absolute beginners

  1184. The quest for high-resolution album art

  1185. NetBSD 9.3 and whimsy

  1186. WFH being used to dismiss staff

  1187. Former Australian Prime Minister Morrison’s secret portfolios

  1188. Jorge Fábregas and I discuss blog cadence

  1189. A lot happening in this lift

  1190. How do you create zpools? Via @michaeldexter

  1191. Cleaning two decades of family music

  1192. Too hard? Take more steps

  1193. Guess who paid off their student debt!

  1194. Features every microwave should have

  1195. Calling git a blockchain to rebrand bad tech

  1196. A list of games I’ve enjoyed

  1197. A year of using a FreeBSD laptop without a GUI

  1198. Machismo fascination with conflict

  1199. Moving forward, with @kiriappeee, @geofftech

  1200. svnlite(1) removed from FreeBSD base

  1201. A local planter now has a lovely plant

  1202. An obstinate port-forwarding router

  1203. New-ish theme for 2022

  1204. Baristas are councillors

  1205. Thinking aloud about web engagement

  1206. People who end comments with an ellipsis…

  1207. Links for week 31, 2022

  1208. Feedback from @Tubsta, @Crosse3, Paul Traylor

  1209. Superficial Linux distribution reviews

  1210. When CDNs and DDoS vendors go offline

  1211. The limits of personal social capital

  1212. Yahoo Mail looks… good!

  1213. HOLOSTARS-EN TEMPUS

  1214. Swensens durian mochi

  1215. Suburban wheelie bins and repeated effort

  1216. Goodbye, @tsukumosana 🪐

  1217. Migraine advice and treatments

  1218. Numbers that don’t have eight in them

  1219. Thanking Yee Cheng Chin for MacVim

  1220. Trent Zimmerman writes why the Coalition lost

  1221. Feedback on English bands

  1222. Time involved in healthy eating, by @FoldableHuman

  1223. Russia withdraws from the ISS

  1224. GPU prices a bit closer to normalcy

  1225. Which 3 English bands would you save?

  1226. Q&A about my NW-A55 Walkman

  1227. Resource use of FreeBSD desktop environments

  1228. Ukraine/Russia peace talks “didn’t make sense”

  1229. Tech you like that’s gone

  1230. CNBC on why Starbucks failed in Australia

  1231. Number pads

  1232. Ten years with @kirisviel

  1233. Jeff Geerling’s all-flash NAS

  1234. (Initial) Vitamin D

  1235. Social media and tourists

  1236. rjc shows Minecraft running on OpenBSD too

  1237. Show 422: The caffeinated travel episode

  1238. Autochrome Lumière Mauretania

  1239. Cory Wong and Victor Wooten, Direct Flyte

  1240. A dream without a phone

  1241. A decade since Ano Natsu de Matteru

  1242. NetBSD can also run a Minecraft server

  1243. B-words that are a letter off another

  1244. Philanthropy only attacks the symptoms

  1245. Making interactive sqlite3 more useful

  1246. Education cuts are a national security threat

  1247. The reason Linux something something

  1248. Denial by Potentiality

  1249. Sri Lanka in 2022

  1250. The Uber files

  1251. How we run Minecraft

  1252. She Came In Through the Bathroom Window

  1253. Dennis Moore, Dennis Moore

  1254. Installing stable Perl with Perlbrew

  1255. Why I tend to avoid reading social news comments

  1256. The Brussels Effect

  1257. Uses for tangled earbud cables

  1258. A decade without blog comments

  1259. Headaches are (almost) invisible

  1260. Hamaji Neo reviews Gateron Yellow switches

  1261. Australian housing and mental health

  1262. July doesn’t feel like the seventh month

  1263. My first dev job, and using double pound

  1264. Music Monday: Muji BGM

  1265. The Internet’s short memory for retrocomputing

  1266. Australian AG Dreyfus on data privacy law

  1267. My new Sony NW-A55 Walkman! Also a review

  1268. Booting Fedora into XWayland when Xorg breaks

  1269. The Willie Wagtail

  1270. Interest rates in 2022

  1271. The 4–3–2–1–0 Backup Rule

  1272. Clarke and Dawe, Australia’s energy market

  1273. Basic fix between pf tables and macros on FreeBSD

  1274. Finally ascending BB in Fate/Grand Order

  1275. The tech nostalgia bathtub curve

  1276. The difference between good and bad people

  1277. Adventures with mould and dehumidifiers

  1278. Edward Luce on the impact (or not) of law

  1279. Ukraine and Moldova granted EU candidate status

  1280. Happy Birthday, Clara!

  1281. Singapore, Ukraine, and some Mahathir irredentism

  1282. Stephen Marche discusses AI

  1283. Web design 101: field order matters

  1284. Happy 80th, Paul McCartney!

  1285. Claire Saffitz makes creamed spinach pie

  1286. Cathode Ray Dude on retro hardware collecting

  1287. Cryptocurrency waste, in all senses of the word

  1288. Winter coffee shops compared to home

  1289. People vote for leaders in parliaments

  1290. Rebecca, Michael recommend the Gateron Black Ink V2 keyswitches

  1291. Comparing vaccine hesitancy to tobacco

  1292. Quest for a thocky split keyboard like my Topre

  1293. Cryptocurrency crash reducing CO₂ emissions

  1294. The No. abbreviation for number

  1295. My own drive reliability stats

  1296. The Queen’s Birthday, and the Whitlam dismissal

  1297. The Rémilly–Saarbrücken railway

  1298. Our sites are now on FreeBSD 13.1-R

  1299. “Get anything you want. No, not that!”

  1300. Portable digital audio players still exist

  1301. If you can automate it in your life, try

  1302. Zelenskyy: Keep sharing about Ukraine

  1303. Things I don’t like aren’t the worst thing (usually)

  1304. Using sudoedit to sudo… edit

  1305. The CERBERUS 2080

  1306. Techmoan on people who listen to cassettes

  1307. Music Monday: McCartney III

  1308. Social media trains us to think in black/white

  1309. It’s a small container, or a bucket

  1310. Using meaningful email subject lines for alerts

  1311. The @vermaden, @BasementTrix on FreeBSD not being a native PC OS

  1312. Broadcom buying VMware

  1313. The wondrous LG A9 CordZero vacuum cleaner

  1314. Linux is native to the PC, FreeBSD isn’t?

  1315. US DOJ won’t charge for security research

  1316. We Serve. Coffee

  1317. Hobbies becoming work, and getting space

  1318. The other Pop Up Parade Quintuplets

  1319. Why bought sites get taken offline

  1320. Kyle Lanchman on iOS navigation, and music

  1321. Penny Wong’s first speech as foreign minister

  1322. The two identities of the Australian ATO

  1323. The @Om summarises music software

  1324. Prematurely labelling RSS feeds as inactive

  1325. Confusing toll-free numbers for 2FA codes

  1326. Brad Alexander on hostname schemes, sci-fi

  1327. The first iPhone, and portable music in 2022

  1328. Britannica came up before Wikipedia

  1329. Angélique Kidjo, Azan Nan Kpe

  1330. Karen Mathison Schmidt’s Country Garden

  1331. Australian prime minister Morrison is out

  1332. Impulse-purchased junk near checkouts

  1333. Cryptocurrency doesn’t solve fraud

  1334. Feedback on Vim plugin installs

  1335. Elude and allude, from Tommy

  1336. Goodies from @GamersNexus arrived!

  1337. Time splits between various OSs, via Mark C.

  1338. Mentally resetting during the day

  1339. Git ignores .gitignore with .gitignore in .gitignore

  1340. FreeBSD 13.1-RELEASE available

  1341. Vim plugin feedback

  1342. Pete and Dud’s Frog and Peach

  1343. Figuring out things before the Internet

  1344. A quick look at console file managers

  1345. A modern web payment login process

  1346. The Stanley Parable Ultra Deluxe: Please play it!

  1347. Expertise is expensive, conspiracies aren’t

  1348. Voting in the Australian elections by post

  1349. My journey back to Fedora Workstation

  1350. How Ukraine’s banks continued to operate

  1351. The hot (running) AMD Radeon 6950 XT

  1352. Firefox turns 100

  1353. Rhyming grilled cheese sandwiches

  1354. TNL’s Nine Pillars of Digital Justice

  1355. Twitter, Netflix, and infinite growth

  1356. The European Rail Traffic Management System

  1357. Doing things before you need to

  1358. EasyJet seats

  1359. Music Monday: Stellar Stellar by Suisei

  1360. Fun with AIOs: The Arctic Liquid Freezer II 280

  1361. Trying vim-plug

  1362. My Hahndorf Inn Hotel mug

  1363. Music Monday: JJ Lin, Practice Love

  1364. Waycross derailment in the US

  1365. GamersNexus launches a Ukraine charity shirt

  1366. Dealing with depression (fun!)

  1367. A Sydney (Harbour!) wave and a smile

  1368. Vintage social network sentences

  1369. Remote railfanning, and a live GP38-3 in Florida

  1370. A market failure with sunk costs

  1371. Feedback on fake requests and back doors

  1372. OpenSSH 9.0 released

  1373. A list of my first computers

  1374. “Did you bully the weird kids?”

  1375. The selfcare.tech bot is a new favourite

  1376. Buy LG fridges, not Westinghouse

  1377. Computers and the passing of time

  1378. Fake law enforcement with encryption backdoors

  1379. Accounting for empathy in automated systems

  1380. Actions that separate the world

  1381. Some more coffee shop chatter

  1382. FDR on the early bird

  1383. Why are you always frowning?

  1384. PCLZIP_ERR_BAD_FORMAT (-10) : Invalid archive structure

  1385. Day 404 of 2022

  1386. Alexander Schneider has a blog!

  1387. The African emerald cuckoo

  1388. isapc with 16-bit colour in QEMU

  1389. Pet Shop Boys, Shopping

  1390. Singapore–Malaysia Causeway reopens

  1391. Electron software follow-up

  1392. Track skipping from ripped CDs

  1393. RFC: What to offer after CentOS 7?

  1394. Evaluating tech, via @encthenet

  1395. Beautiful photos from the US @Interior

  1396. Arigato, K.G.Kobayashi

  1397. Nvidia’s RTX 3090 Ti

  1398. The vaccines cause autism lie

  1399. The most satisfying connectors

  1400. Social media filters need image recognition

  1401. My favourite Train Simulator routes on special

  1402. The BNSF has a store

  1403. Birthday Ryzen Minecraft shaders!

  1404. Pop Up Parade’s Rei Ayanami

  1405. Down to my last Aeropress filter

  1406. There are still mechanical turks everywhere

  1407. Rebuilding the Antonov Antonov An-225 Mryia

  1408. paprok gets CDE running on NetBSD

  1409. My Apothecary Coffee mug

  1410. Flyers, and blogs from the golden age

  1411. Street-running trains

  1412. John Jakes, March Into Darkness

  1413. Long forms select for those who can write

  1414. Version of Perl I use, via @pinkopanterata

  1415. David Hazeltine, Look What I Found

  1416. “But you can just disable it!”

  1417. The NATO expansionism narrative

  1418. 8,000 post feedback, and regular writing

  1419. I17n in character sets and home media

  1420. The @ourokronii power washes into our hearts

  1421. Pouring one out for David Boggs

  1422. 8,000 blog posts!?

  1423. Challenges with mini-ITX builds in 2022

  1424. Another mention on @BSDNow!

  1425. The RTX 3070, and chasing the shiny

  1426. Kevlin Henney’s procedural programming talk

  1427. FedEx MD-11 flap issue at Sydney Airport

  1428. Groucho Marx’s literary review

  1429. View of Earth from the ISS in 2015

  1430. Choosing audio codecs, via Wouter Groeneveld

  1431. Teaching history

  1432. The surprising backlash against RSS

  1433. Bob Malach, Michel Petrucciani: For All Time’s Sake

  1434. My essential Firefox fixes (and add-ons) in 2022

  1435. Committing dotfiles and other essentials

  1436. Retina, HiDPI scaling in KDE Plasma

  1437. Comparitech are spammers

  1438. Beeping fire alarms taught me about irritations

  1439. My lazy approach to FreeBSD dual-booting

  1440. Feedback on 4K KVMs

  1441. A @SimonWhistler reaction face

  1442. The new iPhone SE is still good

  1443. Say You Love Me, Fleetwood Mac

  1444. Sydney rain adventures

  1445. Bought a GPU or mattress? Here are ads for more!

  1446. Are DisplayPort or HDMI KVMs any good?

  1447. The double-barred finch

  1448. “De-Nazifying” Ukraine

  1449. Cancelling my Presario Sleeper PC project

  1450. No bad products, only bad prices?

  1451. Personal technology insight and cynicism

  1452. Bandcamp bought

  1453. Walter E. Williams, “All It Takes is Guts”

  1454. Trying (and liking!) KDE Neon

  1455. Debating whether to have blog post types

  1456. Helping Ukranians via Etsy

  1457. Happy birthday @dekopatchi 🎂

  1458. Facts over feelings

  1459. The iPhone 8 (and SE) are still better iPhones

  1460. Pinterest backup: Fallingwater

  1461. Pinterest backup: Liners

  1462. Pinterest backup: Retrojets

  1463. Pinterest backup: Showa Tech

  1464. My podcast used as a metadata example!?

  1465. “Sexy cosplay” spam

  1466. Why my game PC runs FreeBSD and Kubuntu

  1467. What Ukraine and Putin have accomplished 🇺🇦

  1468. Chatswood’s round trees

  1469. Sad to see @1Password’s blockchain shenanigans

  1470. Aral Balkan on bean counters

  1471. Review: @PCCaseGear in Australia is awesome

  1472. Ukraine UN Ambassador Sergiy Kyslytsya

  1473. Client-side name and location validation

  1474. Free university course videos

  1475. JayzTwoCents on guilt about hobbies

  1476. Chilling effects on defensive social media posts

  1477. 2022–02–22

  1478. Daniel Pennac on learning for fun

  1479. Identity, Ukraine, and thinking aloud

  1480. Go Jazz Nakano Miku BlueSCSI, in a box!

  1481. The great Chatswood blackout of 2022

  1482. LibreOffice 7.3.x Skia stability issues on macOS

  1483. Geographic domain spam

  1484. Hammer problems in coffee shops

  1485. Graphics card feedback

  1486. Defensive social media posts

  1487. Tweaking my blog theme fonts for *nix users

  1488. CallMeKevin’s ancient bear proverb

  1489. Phantom phone vibrations

  1490. Slow Debian 11 installs with IDE to SATA adaptors

  1491. Buying a new graphics card

  1492. Highest praise one can give software

  1493. A numbered list of encountered tech

  1494. Comparing lzop and plzip compression

  1495. Villa del Parque station in Buenos Aires

  1496. You should check out Marian Bouček’s blog

  1497. Starting a blog, and unoriginal ideas

  1498. The “fundamental problem” with NFTs

  1499. UI design is as much about expectations

  1500. Fire preparedness, and the SCDF emergency handbook

  1501. Using someone’s childhood to conclude anything

  1502. A 12 TB SATA Ultrastar hard drive saves the day

  1503. Flight or invisibility, with Clara!

  1504. Why IPv6 isn’t more widespread

  1505. Australian energy company data collection

  1506. Black★Rock Shooter: Inexhaustible and Dawn Fall

  1507. Eight things I don’t regret buying

  1508. Git not being a version control system

  1509. KDE Plasma 5.24 released

  1510. Clara’s and my first Woodland Mansion

  1511. Raspberry Pi OS is now 64-bit

  1512. The Dassault Mercure could have succeeded today

  1513. Revitalising neighbourhoods

  1514. Change git repo to use SSH not HTTPS

  1515. Expelled from Paradise seven year anniversary

  1516. Alan Baxter on writing

  1517. My retrocomputer projects, Q1 2022

  1518. BioGraphics discusses Augustus

  1519. Premature optimisation when choosing stuff

  1520. Don’t invest in cryptocurrencies

  1521. Pop Up Parade Fate/Grand Carnival figs

  1522. Edgar Allan Poe on ciphers

  1523. Using innocuous prompts as hooks

  1524. 2022-02-02

  1525. Firefox dark mode issues

  1526. The iPad Mini 6’s weird aspect ratio

  1527. I’m triple-vaxxed for Covid!

  1528. Losslessly optimising images

  1529. Real Engineering on natural gas and renewables

  1530. Music Monday: Jack Johnson, No Good with Faces

  1531. Having a uniform

  1532. Windows 3.1: CD audio MCI driver not installed

  1533. The PinePhone keyboard case

  1534. What a FreeBSD/KDE user misses on macOS

  1535. Retrocomputing can be more than games

  1536. Doc Searls versus printers

  1537. Jeff Geerling on burnout

  1538. Leigh Dodds on in-language

  1539. Some useful tips

  1540. Always check for the wrong item too

  1541. US train feedback, and distributed power

  1542. 26th of January

  1543. Battery-powered trains

  1544. Playing with CD-RWs on FreeBSD

  1545. Finding a cute 386 or 486 desktop

  1546. Paying with cash, old school

  1547. Are video games addictive? I don’t know

  1548. Wouter Groeneveld digresses

  1549. Our January 2022 apartment cleanout

  1550. Why are people falling for NFTs?

  1551. Microfibre cloths

  1552. My “new” IBM WorkPad 20X Palm PDA!

  1553. Account spam from @PayPal?

  1554. Show 421: The flying progress episode

  1555. HippopoPenguin’s Rin as Ishtar

  1556. A home NAS of the future

  1557. Farewell to my Kindle Paperwhite

  1558. Jeb Brooks on the California Zephyr

  1559. This post only has the word “bagel”

  1560. What year is The Future now?

  1561. You must have only done it for the money

  1562. Programming language names

  1563. The current state of Linux gaming

  1564. Michael Franks, Songbirds

  1565. Already seeing pandemic-related knock-on effects

  1566. Steps towards more recycling in Singapore

  1567. Lewis Mumford on urban cars

  1568. Vivaldi’s Jon von Tetzchner on crypto-“currency”

  1569. Self-doubt

  1570. Beige-o-Vision introducing the PiDP-11

  1571. Lists are great!

  1572. Feedback pending post number #9001

  1573. Learning of BlueSCSI

  1574. Migraines Australia’s new fact sheets

  1575. My favourite Australian decaf beans

  1576. Number of posts last year

  1577. Press and politicians abusing medical terms

  1578. Boulevard of Enthusiasts, Naberezhnye Chelny

  1579. Uniforms of the future

  1580. Comestible aromas, via @Georgiecel

  1581. Dev, system design, and screwdrivers

  1582. Trying out the Windows Package Manager

  1583. Tire evidence by Peter McDonald

  1584. iPhone desktop sync has Walken’d away

  1585. URL trends from 2013

  1586. Homes and furniture

  1587. SgLinks the next URL shortener to go

  1588. The Ricoh GR IIIx

  1589. Fine art accounts on The Bird Site

  1590. Goodbye to Plastikitty

  1591. Lew Wasserman

  1592. Redundancy in IT isn’t

  1593. The Maja 2 split keyboard

  1594. Shopping MallDova

  1595. Happy New Year 2022

  1596. Show 420: The belated holidays episode

  1597. Playing female characters in games

  1598. End of year thoughts on consolidating stuff

  1599. Reading people’s blog archives

  1600. Wait, where did I see that thing?!

  1601. Krita version 5

  1602. Articulated buses are the devil’s conveyance

  1603. Oroville Dam Spillway reconstruction

  1604. Beginning Pokémon Brilliant Diamond

  1605. Formatting SD cards in the Nintendo Switch

  1606. If nobody wants to use smartphones, what then?

  1607. Christopher Eccleston on machoism

  1608. The Nintendo Switch Lite is my new 2DS

  1609. The Sinatra Christmas Album

  1610. Accounts calling out the duped

  1611. Weather outside you wouldn’t endure inside

  1612. Hololive English’s second holiday stream

  1613. Cosmopolitanism in a cup

  1614. A 2021 retrospective

  1615. Billy Joel and Cyndi Lauper’s Code of Silence

  1616. Hales Horticulture Ltd.

  1617. City Beautiful on the need for corner stores

  1618. Lance Ulanoff on social media addiction

  1619. Genetics behind black coffee drinkers

  1620. Kate is a fantastic text editor!

  1621. Wave Dreamtech Ayanami Rei fig

  1622. James’ Coffee Blog Advent of Bloggers

  1623. They foyer of One Canada Square

  1624. Trying @geofftech's challenge in Sydney!

  1625. The Raspberry Pi 400 as a couch game machine

  1626. NIAN’s Nero from Fate

  1627. To do this one thing, scroll down that far!

  1628. Log4Shell

  1629. RSS feeds with pictures of the day

  1630. Crypto-“currency” snakeoil

  1631. I knew a guy, he called it shut put

  1632. The Raspberry Pi A+, and Pi-Hole

  1633. Proposed Coventry linear park

  1634. Faux chatbot notification tabjacking

  1635. More than techno: a history of electronic music

  1636. My little sister got married

  1637. Benefit for all, via @PicardTips

  1638. The word “best”

  1639. Keanu Reeves on NFTs

  1640. Benelux has a logo

  1641. The cloud is just someone else’s pager

  1642. When did it become: “delivered to your inbox”?

  1643. The Heinzelmännchen unsaving your changes

  1644. Robert F. Kennedy quoting George Bernard Shaw

  1645. Trying The Old Reader

  1646. Sitting in that comfy chair

  1647. Annus horribilis

  1648. To the coolest uncle ever, Dave Ross ♡

  1649. The iPad mini 6

  1650. The @Om Malik on writing

  1651. Gauguin, The Market Guardens of Vaugirard

  1652. Answering @buzzyrobin about burnout

  1653. Chancellor of Earth: Advertising

  1654. Spam calls

  1655. PBS Frontline documentary on the 737-MAX

  1656. We should rename Australian things

  1657. Not just the algorithm, it’s Zuck’s company too

  1658. My favourite StackOverflow answers

  1659. Rest in peace, Bert Newton

  1660. The Economist’s insight into Big Tech during Covid

  1661. It’s not (always?) the algorithm

  1662. My Kyoko Kirigiri grail fig

  1663. Australia doesn’t do cappuccinos

  1664. Independent video sponsorships

  1665. My FreeBSD laptop... without a GUI!?

  1666. Taking small victories

  1667. Joke images on social media as a signal

  1668. Organising posts by date

  1669. New metal cladding on buildings

  1670. Limitations of Go date format logic

  1671. My popular opinions

  1672. The B1M discusses Hudson Yards

  1673. George Benson, Dance

  1674. Brandon Quakkelaar on the beauty of RSS

  1675. Car-centric culture in recycling

  1676. Listpost for week 42, 2021

  1677. Spycrowsoft on reusing stuff

  1678. Bear identification

  1679. Dell 27-inch 4K panels as Retina displays

  1680. Stephen Diehl on NFTs

  1681. GitHub’s preview cards aren’t that useful

  1682. Wordpress.com’s password advice

  1683. Being sick of stuff

  1684. My science teacher on lateral thinking

  1685. Dark mode theme now live

  1686. The M1X MacBook Pros

  1687. Hales on Javascript-loaded assets

  1688. The simplex ambidextrous?

  1689. Privacy and trust as a luxury good

  1690. Tech firms adjudicating on what’s appropriate

  1691. One step closer to my new FreeBSD tower

  1692. Top Shelf: The Olive Branch White Hommus

  1693. OpenBSD 7.0

  1694. James Taylor, Carolina in My Mind

  1695. Disparate thoughts about VPNs

  1696. Using NoScript in 2021

  1697. First coffee shop in four months

  1698. macOS relocating my /private/etc/shells

  1699. Week numbers in LibreOffic Calc

  1700. The @ourokronii on laughter

  1701. James Gallagher’s IndieWeb Search

  1702. Dreaming of soap and door nomenclature

  1703. The 747-300

  1704. Clara’s and my Minecraft server anniversary

  1705. Internetting good, via @heyjovo and @jkloss4

  1706. Saved search issues on Thunderbird for Mac

  1707. Sascha Segan on manga and ebook readers

  1708. Introverts and accommodation

  1709. The Chancellor of Earth: Leaf blowers

  1710. Peter Mulvey’s Green and Grey

  1711. Martin Fowler on the impact of software

  1712. Brevity is often important

  1713. Archiving 24 years of personal email

  1714. Thoughts, week #40 2021

  1715. Revisiting Kobos for reading manga

  1716. Japan’s new PM Fumio Kishida

  1717. Rem is the anime waifu queen, according to stores

  1718. Burnout and healin’

  1719. Taking a break

  1720. Greyscale screens for anxiety

  1721. Frank Gehry on going places

  1722. My first shipped DOA drive

  1723. Robbie Williams: Bodies

  1724. Always-on chat apps, and not just saying “hey”

  1725. Bob Seger going to Katmandu [sic]!

  1726. A suburban Buenos Aires train

  1727. Amit Kapila on PostgreSQL 14 Logical Replication

  1728. The scripting spiral

  1729. When the computers failed pizza people

  1730. Music feedback from Michael Harley

  1731. Show 419: The musically soaked episode

  1732. Vaccinated aren’t as likely to spread Covid

  1733. The @Zoomosis on ZFS, tape, and external drives

  1734. Mix “tapes” in 2021

  1735. Repairability of laptops

  1736. Nora Tindall on the modern web

  1737. Feedback from my week 38 links post

  1738. Simon Whistler’s cat

  1739. Driving to West Berlin during the DDR days

  1740. Links for week 36, 2021

  1741. Show 418: The tiled pattern episide

  1742. A 1 TB DIMM, with a clock speed of 2!

  1743. The @ceresfauna built a Minecraft kitchen

  1744. Considering the context of IT systems

  1745. Apps are a poor replacement for hardware

  1746. Tim King gives us permission to not give a fuck

  1747. The best we can do with passphrases now

  1748. The future of the Jekyll static-site generator

  1749. Our Covid travel bubble

  1750. Favourite game meme feedback

  1751. Favourite game meme

  1752. Anti-vaxxers

  1753. Music Monday: Violet, Ninomae Ina’nis

  1754. One year of Hololive-EN! #mythiversary

  1755. Your own platform is king

  1756. Feedback on Braun shaver cables

  1757. Last night’s sunset

  1758. Comparing FreeBSD GELI and OpenZFS encrypted pools with keys

  1759. Omake refresh, and the state of blogrolls

  1760. Rebrand Philadelphia’s transit system to The Metro

  1761. Humans don’t have ECC memory

  1762. Kronii, Bae, and Mumei discuss flower

  1763. The paralysis of decisions

  1764. Discovering Vim Awesome

  1765. Feedback on my “not sure if UNIX won” post

  1766. The state of second-hand GPUs in 2021

  1767. What Apple mouses and Braun shavers share

  1768. When contacting IT support

  1769. Legal Eagle reviews Batman

  1770. Yeah but, like, you weren’t there man!

  1771. Something incoherent for the week’s end

  1772. Redundant passphrase requirements are

  1773. The @tsukumosana and @hakosbaelz's culinary adventures

  1774. Being an open source contributor to have thoughts

  1775. It’s the first day of spring

  1776. Unix Text Processing

  1777. Conflating security with privacy

  1778. What’s your Starbucks name?

  1779. A video call with a failed mute button

  1780. Hakos Baelz’s debut stream #ratpack

  1781. Researching GPU options for my sleeper PC

  1782. Nasal breathing, and other observations

  1783. Monotony grows wings on time

  1784. Show 417: The stormy apartment episode

  1785. Ouro Kronii’s debut stream #krotime

  1786. The monkey grabbed his neck and said “Now listen, jack!”

  1787. Docks charging more than just kettles

  1788. People returning to offices

  1789. The buzzard tried to throw the money off of his back

  1790. Tsukumo Sana’s debut stream #sanallite

  1791. The monkey thought that everything was on the square

  1792. Nanashi Mumei’s debut stream #watchMEI

  1793. A buzzard took a monkey for a ride in the air

  1794. Nuts to that last weekend!

  1795. Ceres Fauna’s debut stream #faunline

  1796. Nix desktop ricing

  1797. Another new anime streaming service

  1798. Adelaide Metroticket words of inspiration

  1799. It started as a post about game machine language

  1800. Pavolia Reine’s new outfit reveal

  1801. That’s a few typos

  1802. The @SimonWhistler renames Business Blaze

  1803. Tech and online meetings

  1804. Show 416: The microwaved nostalgia episode

  1805. The 1Password Electron debate is good news for the industry

  1806. Afghanistan in 2021

  1807. The Cloud Media Remote for the PS4

  1808. Simon and Garfunkel, Feelin’ Groovy

  1809. Boss Coffee’s comfy promotion

  1810. Decluttering Fandom.com with uBlock Origin

  1811. Covid lockdown decluttering

  1812. IRyS’s first collaboration with HoloEN

  1813. Thinking about a reversible sleeper PC

  1814. A rough week for Apple users

  1815. Things you’d like, if not for the fans

  1816. The LG Gram: does it have PC Screen Syndrome?

  1817. The @elkeee schooling me on obliviousness

  1818. A silver lining with Australian vaccinations

  1819. What I miss during These Times™

  1820. Missing things in our home

  1821. Who in the world is Pitney Bowes?

  1822. Hololive’s bossa nova jazz mix

  1823. NCSC’s passphrase advice

  1824. Troubleshooting netatalk3 in a FreeBSD jail

  1825. Mobile phones, and always being available

  1826. Soundtrax: No music download for you

  1827. My sleeper PC... curse!

  1828. The Men’s 50 Kilometre Race Walk

  1829. Our carpet rainbow

  1830. Micah R Ledbetter’s ErgoDox feedback

  1831. Aiyo in the Oxford English Dictionary

  1832. Why do you timezone, Ruben?

  1833. Expanding our FreeBSD home file server

  1834. Australia’s Internet fun this morning

  1835. Clarelynn Rose, Copperfield

  1836. Another short collection of life lessons

  1837. Feedback for week 30, 2021

  1838. Sunisa Lee’s All-Around Gymnastics win

  1839. KTMB USB keys, and what do we call them?

  1840. Read at school, avoid in adulthood

  1841. CISA’s exploited vulnerabilities report for 2021

  1842. Train journey bucket list, via @JKloss4

  1843. This site is mobile friendly

  1844. Mental health at the Olympics

  1845. Australia’s new Covid reality

  1846. A FreeBSD Puppet refresher by Romain Tartière

  1847. Fourier transforming X-ray diffraction patterns before computers

  1848. Ashe on motivational interviewing

  1849. Harukana Receive, and Olympic sports

  1850. Michael Franks, Heart Like an Open Book

  1851. The need for personal iRL concurrency

  1852. Using freebsd-update to upgrade jails

  1853. Motherboard standoffs for weird case sizes

  1854. Morning routines; tech and otherwise

  1855. Robbie Williams, Good Doctor

  1856. Comparing PC all-in-ones to the iMac

  1857. Energy, or lack thereof, out of nowhere

  1858. Defensive blogging

  1859. Finally buying a Compaq spaceship

  1860. Feedback about the Microsoft Ergonomic Keyboard

  1861. What if we’re supposed to feel it?

  1862. The Microsoft Ergonomic Keyboard 2019

  1863. The @JKloss4 on rails

  1864. Australian swimmer quits, and I’m not surprised

  1865. Katsushika Hokusai travel portrait fig

  1866. Whatever happened to Office 4.0?

  1867. Making your booleans consistent, y/y?

  1868. Acer’s antimicrobial laptop

  1869. Teaching financial literacy

  1870. SQL LIMIT versus FETCH FIRST ROWS

  1871. Hitting random on geographic articles

  1872. Getting our first Covid jab

  1873. Using youtube-dl on FreeBSD

  1874. What sort of learner are you?

  1875. Audacity fork Tenacity

  1876. Melissa Davey on migraines

  1877. … the size of Rhode Island!

  1878. Even Nintendo is shipping OLEDs now

  1879. Feedback on repurposed eBay packaging

  1880. Henry David Thoreau

  1881. Kotobukiya’s Bishoujo Remix Miku

  1882. Dodgy listings using repurposed packaging

  1883. The home storage crisis, via Doc Searls

  1884. Erroneous systemd Ghost errors in FreeBSD

  1885. Verbal ticks that never change

  1886. Show 415: The Amehhhhh Sharipov episode

  1887. Official Gurren Lagann art book announced

  1888. Jokes as alternative input for Cunningham’s Law

  1889. A report on exercise and sleep

  1890. RSS feedback from Simon Ruderich

  1891. You can search line numbers in Firefox!?

  1892. Al Jarreau: Fallin’

  1893. Being simple

  1894. Revisiting webcam covers

  1895. Feedback on duplicate RSS dates

  1896. British Rail’s Pacer trains

  1897. Full circle: TV ads on streaming platforms

  1898. Searching for a CD storage system

  1899. Today I learned what ISCO-08 was

  1900. Simon Whistler on road trips

  1901. Revisiting my emacs and Vim/nvi post

  1902. Rubenerd’s Law of Food

  1903. Finding which coffee types decrease CLD risk

  1904. Exploring HTML cite attributes

  1905. Cory Wong limited-edition vinyl!

  1906. Duplicate RSS 2.0 date elements

  1907. A Commodore 128 shipping update

  1908. Best career advice you received at uni

  1909. Some of my posts appearing on NetBSD Planet

  1910. Some of these kitchen gadgets we do need

  1911. James’s (aka capjamesg’s) coffee blog

  1912. Retrospective on John Oliver’s Bitcoin episode

  1913. Laptop, tablet, smartphone, or phone?

  1914. Umar Getazazov helps me fix things

  1915. Happy International Webloggers Day 2021

  1916. Inline links to videos with play buttons

  1917. Firefox 89’s Proton UI

  1918. Mori Calliope’s new loading screen is dope!

  1919. The @davewiner does a bank experiment

  1920. pkgin’s manpage

  1921. Updating to Minecraft 1.17 in FreeBSD

  1922. What Americans don’t understand about Australia

  1923. Feedback about FreeBSD, Linux VM gatekeeping

  1924. Reddit’s /r/blogging, and my own advice

  1925. Rhett and Link on boolean algebra

  1926. Block jquery.nicescroll.js to make sites responsive

  1927. Motivation myths

  1928. Geri Halliwell on material science

  1929. The most dangerous things in tech

  1930. Stepping into an alternative dimensional floor

  1931. Tom Gauld’s science headline generator

  1932. Explaining geometry with pizza

  1933. Tech people starting their sentences with “So, ...”

  1934. Audioboom found and archived

  1935. NetBSD 9.2’s new default package DB location

  1936. State and mess in our computers

  1937. Great bird site quotes this week

  1938. FreeBSD 13 on the Panasonic Let’s Note CF-RZ6

  1939. Comparing and contrasting

  1940. What you can’t install with NetBSD’s pkgsrc

  1941. Singapore and Japan dialogue on Covid

  1942. Esther Golton, All The Room I Need

  1943. Credit card cachet in an era of phone payments

  1944. Replacing XML::XPath with XML::LibXML in Perl

  1945. The ignominy of relegation

  1946. LCD Android phones to sync with FreeBSD

  1947. When Ubuntu is off topic for Ask Ubuntu

  1948. Be kind to retail staff

  1949. JJ Kale

  1950. Super blood moon, 2021

  1951. Twitter account for this site is back

  1952. Alicia Wanless on tackling disinformation

  1953. The @andrewhuang on streaming “success”

  1954. Add to my to do list: bait and switch

  1955. More cores are good

  1956. Hololive English: Take Me Home, Country Roads

  1957. Using NetBSD’s pkgsrc everywhere I can

  1958. Clearing nginx’s cache

  1959. Speed-reading app advertisements

  1960. There probably won’t be a post-COVID reset

  1961. Interpreting the OPML type attribute

  1962. Comestibles containing holes

  1963. Trying Perl signatures

  1964. Testing from Big Sur

  1965. Troubleshooing Palm Desktop on Windows 2000

  1966. David Gerard’s IT job description

  1967. The M1 Mac: “seems fine”

  1968. John Oliver on hair

  1969. David Gray, White Ladder LP

  1970. Applying Georgina’s framework to anxiety

  1971. A simple bar of soap

  1972. I’m not sure that UNIX won

  1973. What’s a manufear?

  1974. When your customers want your service down

  1975. Your most annoying things about TV

  1976. Coffee shop chats

  1977. Other factors behind unhelpful comparison sites

  1978. The spotted wood owl

  1979. Megaprojects video on submarine cables

  1980. Show 414: The thingy stuff episode

  1981. GHOST / 星街すいせい by Suisei

  1982. Umbrage at trying FreeBSD and Linux in VMs

  1983. When image positioning attacks

  1984. Two types of comparison sites

  1985. ACIC’s expanded surveillance submission

  1986. Answering @klarainc: Where I started with ZFS

  1987. Mathematician’s answer, via Screenbeard

  1988. My state of macOS virtualisation, with FreeBSD and NetBSD digressions

  1989. If you have two loaves of bread, buy a CD-ROM

  1990. My new (replacement!) Palm IIIx

  1991. Reading audiobooks

  1992. A term for accurate, yet pointless responses

  1993. Linus Tech Tips: Nothing EVER works!

  1994. Pyramid schemes

  1995. I’m now a part of @pavoliareine's Royaltea!

  1996. Disabling memberships in Ghost 4 blogs

  1997. Minecraft, and mental health

  1998. Palm LifeDrive in a Windows 2000 QEMU VM

  1999. The ten important things about blah

  2000. Named arguments in Swift

  2001. Increasing irrelevancy of award ceremonies

  2002. Practical Engineering on cavitation

  2003. Japanese Friendship Garden in San Jose

  2004. I have a Linktree

  2005. Managing encryption in the enterprise

  2006. I’m now in @ninomaeinanis’s tentacult

  2007. My Palm LiveDrive!

  2008. A personal atlas

  2009. Thoughts on Dockernetes orchestration

  2010. Moccona Hazelnut instant coffee

  2011. Rhyming socks

  2012. We’ll party like post alone!

  2013. Whimsy and the new coloured iMacs

  2014. It’s not the name they call you

  2015. Palm PDA nostalgia on its way!

  2016. 03:00 thoughts

  2017. A 580 pixel blog width

  2018. Being so confident

  2019. Buy Esther Golton’s music as a bundle!

  2020. e-life @ Suntec

  2021. Effectiveness of the Free Software Foundation

  2022. Opting out of Google’s FLoC

  2023. FreeBSD 13.0-RELEASE sources via Git

  2024. A mysterious LibreOffice Calc £

  2025. DOS-friendly bootable ISOs with mkisofs

  2026. FreeBSD 13.0-RELEASE available!

  2027. Perceptions of remote work

  2028. A 740-page Tennant Schrobmachine

  2029. The XTree Fan Page

  2030. MediaWiki toasts the sunflower logo

  2031. Feedback about a slow CF card

  2032. Antranig on blogging regularly

  2033. How do you use your computer?

  2034. An updated clearance sign

  2035. Newer CF card slower in my Pentium tower

  2036. Holidays versus journeys

  2037. Repairing, not replacing old parts

  2038. The tech in fintech

  2039. The @watsonameliaEN and @pavoliareine

  2040. The rise of online readability scrapers

  2041. The Texas power failure

  2042. What was the first thing you were flamed for?

  2043. The FIRE approach for clearer thinking

  2044. We don’t always need to extract maximum value

  2045. Survey on the perceptions of migraines

  2046. Apologising to wpa_supplicant and FreeBSD Wi-Fi

  2047. Hong Kong MTR station colours

  2048. Rediscovering one of our family computers

  2049. A mini, portable display for Commodore gear?

  2050. Now obsolete MacBooks still have better screens

  2051. i386 on FreeBSD 13 will be Tier 2

  2052. How I blog regularly

  2053. A monoculture question from 2005

  2054. Arena swimming blog discusses breathing, anxiety

  2055. Letting people find themselves

  2056. Feedback from Thomas Jensen

  2057. No more JavaScript frameworks

  2058. Motives aren’t sufficient on social media

  2059. Wedge the Ever Given anywhere

  2060. An evergreen post about news reactions

  2061. Holo Bass and Amelia Watson, Pop on Rocks

  2062. Best attribute for 8-bit enthusiasts: patience

  2063. Our bathroom hippo

  2064. Email signatures that wake you up

  2065. My experience with an Australian bank broker

  2066. Redirect your @FSF donations elsewhere

  2067. grep returns (standard input) on FreeBSD

  2068. Don’t write “how it looks like”

  2069. Testing SD cards with QEMU and MS-DOS 6

  2070. Dover and Dover again

  2071. “Vinyl saved us, but CDs are the best”

  2072. Random Wikipedia Article: Niigata, Japan

  2073. Saying goodbye to my Commodore 64

  2074. Painting by Emily Carr

  2075. Chromium monoculture marches on

  2076. Thinking about movies

  2077. The VIA VT82C586B PCI, PC97 controller

  2078. No, RSA is not broken

  2079. tulloch4801’s video on the 3801 relaunch

  2080. A Commodore 128 and TED monitor stand

  2081. You can (not) bracket

  2082. Women’s mental exhaustion in IT

  2083. Rubenerd.com linked to on Lobste.rs

  2084. My Commodore 1571 drive arrived!

  2085. Quote from @Aral on debugging

  2086. Minecraft won’t launch on macOS

  2087. Commutes before and after the pandemic

  2088. Seeing the 3801 steam locomotive

  2089. Bathroom design affordances

  2090. Jokes at the expense of retail staff

  2091. Fortress Australia and New Zealand

  2092. Why did initials on MOS chips disappear?

  2093. Hackers are malicious

  2094. Reliability of cassette tapes and disks

  2095. Minibarring people who use your system

  2096. Music Monday: acoustic piano

  2097. Anxiety tips: stop playing personal FUD

  2098. Moving on from Apple

  2099. Hales on unexpected LiveJournals

  2100. Troubleshooting my Commodore 128’s 80-column mode, part one

  2101. My jail post was read on BSDNow!

  2102. Missing MacBook Pro features returning

  2103. Rubenerd.com has a LiveJournal?

  2104. Gura and Cali on TED Talks

  2105. Headphones as a social signal

  2106. Crime shows, and the money motive

  2107. NHK: The Sanriku coast train

  2108. Retr0brighting my Commodore 128 keyboard

  2109. Slanty road barrier things

  2110. Troubleshooting a Commodore 1541 disk drive

  2111. I won’t watch it if it’s inaccessible

  2112. Truth in advertising hits Twitter

  2113. WWR: Singer Songwriter Heaven

  2114. Necessity versus rarity in online auctions

  2115. The Internet interprets censorship as damage?

  2116. Email unsubscribe fail: Trustwave

  2117. Follow me on Mastodon

  2118. Gadget-like computers, or computer-like gadgets?

  2119. Stores for Commodore 128 components

  2120. Can’t set Firefox new tabs to use local files

  2121. Commodore 128’s 80 column mode in VICE

  2122. Comprehensive Breville BKE395 kettle review

  2123. Fixing my unbootable Commodore 128

  2124. Pop Up Parade’s Quintessential Quintuplets

  2125. The SS Golden Eagle

  2126. Almost wrote about my Commodore 128

  2127. Replacing Facebook news with RSS feeds

  2128. Cord cutters, and the age of streaming

  2129. MTG words of wisdom

  2130. Crown can’t operate in NSW

  2131. Ain’t no scheduled posts

  2132. Introverts and Covid

  2133. Douglas Brebner on integration and complexity

  2134. FreeBSD 13.0-BETA2 graphics on the Panasonic CF-RZ6

  2135. Chick Corea ♡

  2136. fstab in FreeBSD jails

  2137. Hobby judgement as an adult

  2138. Music Monday: Haachama’s Big Red Heart

  2139. That grumpyness spiral

  2140. A point to consider before retr0brigting

  2141. That complexity inflection point

  2142. There’s more to the story

  2143. Alice Di Micele on ageing

  2144. Marie Kondo would say this kicks arse!

  2145. Reinventing visual metaphors for no benefit

  2146. Jim Kloss on art

  2147. Being victim of another data breach

  2148. Trickle-down economics

  2149. Room in New York

  2150. You want Chanel? You buy me Gucci!

  2151. Ideas waiting for their time

  2152. Going to Shadu

  2153. To go work on personal projects

  2154. Apology for spam #9001

  2155. Triple J’s Hottest 100 for 2020

  2156. Yale University Press Blog

  2157. The circular Delaware border

  2158. Not just the price limiting EV adoption

  2159. Talk to me… goose?

  2160. Today’s errors

  2161. New year resolutions, goals, and what’s important

  2162. Our belated leave

  2163. Show 413: The Wheaty 2021 episode

  2164. That one specific spammer who can’t pad

  2165. That distinctive ALCO engine rattle

  2166. Microblog, week 3 of 2021

  2167. You can just pay more taxes/wages/etc!

  2168. Many of my software icons are green

  2169. A 1980s PBS documentary about early diesels

  2170. Follow-up about FreeBSD jail advantages

  2171. Difference between 19200 and 19200R ECC RAM

  2172. Random article: The Circus Building

  2173. “You wrote about X, can you link to me?”

  2174. Abandoned blogs as time capsules

  2175. A royal pain in the toe

  2176. John Roderick and Bean Dad

  2177. We might have a Hololive FreeBSD problem

  2178. Rejoining, or losing Scotland

  2179. The SS Martin Mullen

  2180. The joy of music collections

  2181. Dynabook screens

  2182. Jim Kloss on headaches

  2183. Whole Wheat Radio whipped the llama’s arse

  2184. Veritasium does the Ames Window Illusion

  2185. 2.5 and 5GbE adaptors

  2186. Things I was thankful for in 2020

  2187. The world’s chunkiest card reader

  2188. The joys, and not, of studio apartments

  2189. Merry Xmas, 2020

  2190. Tribblix m24 available

  2191. Feedback on my blog-as-a-business post

  2192. “Turn your audience into a business”

  2193. Neptunia fig re-releases, and Yuru Camp

  2194. Ann Reardon on viral fake, food videos

  2195. How we respond to crises

  2196. The media's culpability in the NBN

  2197. Friedrich Nietzsche on purpose

  2198. Trying OpenZFS 2 on FreeBSD 12.2-RELEASE

  2199. Felicia Day’s rant about RSS

  2200. Talking about chips

  2201. Toodles and Michael Tsai on OLED iPhones

  2202. Ques Q’s VR 1/7 Mashu figure

  2203. Cory Wong: Ketosis (feat. The Hornheads)

  2204. Starting with FreeBSD jails

  2205. CentOS, as we know it, ends

  2206. The golden-headed cisticola

  2207. Trying WordPress again after a few years

  2208. Block copy disk over SSH with gzip

  2209. Experience of flying back to the US

  2210. Antranig moving from macOS to FreeBSD

  2211. Data and algorithms aren’t neutral

  2212. If you don’t like it, Mori Calliope has the answer

  2213. Responses to my new homelab server

  2214. Claire Saffitz makes focaccia

  2215. Building a new homelab server

  2216. Turns out, not a brush with Covid

  2217. After the rain on the interstate

  2218. Unlearning unsaved unbuffers

  2219. “Don’t start a podcast”

  2220. Acronym Finder isn’t one

  2221. Recdiffs on why people are the way they are

  2222. It’s not that people don’t want kids…

  2223. Spelling mistakes for week 48, 2020

  2224. Security flaws in smart doorbells

  2225. Arm-wrestling Gura and Ame

  2226. 737 Max issues were people

  2227. An online place of record

  2228. Boring description of my favourite anime

  2229. Video conference fatigue

  2230. Here are some related, incompatible items

  2231. Takeuchi Mariya, Plastic Love

  2232. School memories, and can I just take it down?

  2233. Gawr Gura on poultry identification

  2234. Marco Arment on the Apple Watch sport band

  2235. Tom Scott’s video on copyright

  2236. With whom I normally disagree

  2237. My first Hololive EN supachat

  2238. Lessons learned from the 2016 Australian census?

  2239. My first anime crushes, via @_BADCATBAD

  2240. Clickbait

  2241. Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership

  2242. Interfering with opening in new tabs

  2243. Using RSS: Awesome RSS plugin for Firefox

  2244. @Spycrowsoft on OLED sensitivity

  2245. Clara’s and my first buried treasure

  2246. Context switching

  2247. Scatterbrain Apple M1 chip thoughts

  2248. Unlimited web services aren’t

  2249. Feedback on my Vim post

  2250. An abandoned coffee shop full of letters

  2251. Relationships with podcasters and bloggers

  2252. Mktemp started on OpenBSD

  2253. Thinking out loud about Vim

  2254. Pet Shop Boys, DJ Culture

  2255. A celebratory New York cheesecake

  2256. Trying an alternative to RSS topic folders

  2257. Being a customer, not a producer

  2258. That map we’ve all been watching

  2259. Word of the day: Diffident

  2260. Enterprise IT, where tech goes to live

  2261. Microservices and containerisation

  2262. Rebecca Hales on more manga fitness

  2263. GMM on computer science

  2264. Hales warns us of greymarket electronics

  2265. Music Monday: J.D. Lasica

  2266. Everything normal again? Sort of, maybe, kinda

  2267. Where to find the BBC’s RSS feeds

  2268. Equinix data centre advice

  2269. Debian 9 Stretch breaking in Xen guests, clouds

  2270. NetBSD 9.1, FreeBSD 12.2-R, OpenBSD 6.8

  2271. Tech in the two-speed Covid economy

  2272. Another reminder not to use seasons in tech press

  2273. American friends: please vote

  2274. Om Malik’s GR III San Francisco photos

  2275. OpenSSL 3.0 /dev/crypto issues on FreeBSD

  2276. Antranig Vartanian on RSS, HiDPI, Apple Silicon

  2277. Becky Hansmeyer, Dan Benjamin on the iPhone 12

  2278. The United States of Apathy?

  2279. Abandoned virtual worlds

  2280. Al Jarreau on Hololive

  2281. Wait, that heatsync isn’t really copper?

  2282. Firefox 82.0 resolves macOS stuttering scrolling

  2283. Our Minecraft Chunnel

  2284. Raf Czlonka on BSD licencing

  2285. Do good

  2286. Being worthy of social security

  2287. Microbreaks

  2288. People asking about FreeBSD licencing

  2289. It’s 20:10 2020-10-20 (AEDT)

  2290. Band names in console output

  2291. How my latest Twitter break is going

  2292. Minecraft; and on FreeBSD!

  2293. OLED-sensitive people left out from the iPhone 12

  2294. That Outlook for Mac sloth

  2295. The ultimate 2020 conspiracy theory

  2296. Now Captchas are just messing with me

  2297. Missing music

  2298. Merging migrated Git repos

  2299. Mac Dock persisting in Full Screen mode

  2300. Rhett on opening coconuts

  2301. Homeless people in media

  2302. Some mid-spring Sydney fog

  2303. Re-containerising VP9 from webm to MP4

  2304. Tech journalism’s either/or fallacy

  2305. The Scorpions: Wind of Change

  2306. Cleaning another Mac Bitcoin miner

  2307. John Naughton on the Internet-of-Things

  2308. Hacktoberfest needs to stop

  2309. Thirty years since German reunification

  2310. My new-ish 16-inch MacBook Pro

  2311. Derek Muller’s video on Penrose Tilings

  2312. Apologies for not posting your comments yet

  2313. Feeling guilt upon buying something

  2314. AC3 is not AAC

  2315. The Australian government’s NBN backflip

  2316. OpenSSH 8.4 released

  2317. Rodriguez and Sailor Moon

  2318. Hacker News: Why aren’t we all more serious?

  2319. My September 2020 iOS application picks

  2320. SortedFood oranges

  2321. A talk show host apology

  2322. Linux Journal is back!

  2323. Consolidating running software

  2324. It also has numbers in it

  2325. Hacker News on my audio kill switch post

  2326. Life lessons from Hololive’s Amelia

  2327. When scp’s misleading warnings attack

  2328. A turkey, and the Sydney Harbour Bridge

  2329. Ethernet papercuts

  2330. The Kobo Forma as a manga reader?

  2331. The 2020 Ig Nobel Prize for Medical Education

  2332. Twenty posts per page

  2333. Holstein Switzerland

  2334. If we could demand the same security answers

  2335. Music Monday: Yasutaka Tarumi on the duduk

  2336. Feedback on my Mr Orange post

  2337. When services always had RSS

  2338. The US West Coast fires

  2339. Homework load in Singapore

  2340. Forgetting to set UTF normalisation on a ZFS pool

  2341. We need physical audio kill switches

  2342. Some more spelling corrections

  2343. That guy in the GoToMeeting splash screen

  2344. A KONE lift diagnostic test tool and decoder

  2345. Bloomberg TV, back in 2020

  2346. NBN already outdated

  2347. Oblivious advice

  2348. Empty code blocks

  2349. Easier to read, maintain, and extend

  2350. Dr Beckmann’s Floor Carpet Stain Remover

  2351. The Cranberries: Dreams

  2352. System76 laptop displays

  2353. Mr Orange, and Joe Biden’s hires from tech

  2354. ATO overcharging tax for salary sacrificed super

  2355. FOSS laptops and subpar displays

  2356. The roles of OSs have changed

  2357. Goodbye, Bon Appétit test kitchen?

  2358. We can’t all work from home

  2359. Photo of Bishop Hill in New York state

  2360. A social network’s inaccuracy

  2361. Journalism: make them care

  2362. Firefox’s situation reminds me of OpenSSL

  2363. Show 412: The wandering mug episode

  2364. Banpresto’s 1994 Sailor Mercury poster

  2365. Goodbye to the Three Beans in North Sydney

  2366. It it the tool, or the people using it?

  2367. Technical support airing personal details in public

  2368. You lock your data with us, we cannot fail

  2369. Bruce Schneier on blockchain tech

  2370. Uncommon Advansys Iomega Jaz Jet SCSI-II cards

  2371. Coalgirls signing off, and toxic people didn’t help

  2372. Today’s word: Allocable

  2373. The Galaxy Towers

  2374. To static site, or not, again

  2375. When the industry dismisses qualitative metrics

  2376. New computers don’t feel faster

  2377. Type-Moon Racing Umu fig announced

  2378. Working from home still tenuous sometimes

  2379. You don’t need tmux or screen for ZFS

  2380. 10% the flu rate in New South Wales

  2381. Fate/Grand Order ServantFes 2020: Blogging

  2382. Phones before the iPhone

  2383. Music Monday: Kris Delmhorst

  2384. Those email-unsubscribe reasons

  2385. Still buying digital and analogue music in 2020

  2386. Casey Liss on memories in restaurants

  2387. Remote work as a platform

  2388. Update on split username-password forms

  2389. Kamala Harris’s comments on US standing

  2390. Fate/Grand Order ServantFes 2020: Both sides

  2391. Tech hardware fails, as written in 2012

  2392. COVID, science, and emotion

  2393. Ljubljana from Nebotičnik Tower

  2394. MiniDisc, sign in, be respectful

  2395. Fate/Grand Order ServantFes 2020: Backups

  2396. NHK World-Japan on the Apple TV

  2397. Music Monday: Book-end, Happy-end, again

  2398. Our current software and web slump

  2399. Fate/Grand Order ServantFes 2020: Glasses

  2400. Airgapped devices and networks

  2401. Feedback on audio magazines

  2402. On the function of Heisenberg compensators

  2403. Trademarks disputes in tech

  2404. Wait, 7,000 posts?

  2405. Friday Fanmail: Machon SERP, and a novella quote

  2406. Fate/Grand Order ServantFes 2020: Dolphins

  2407. Testing a new machine

  2408. Ferdinand II on the King of France

  2409. Fate/Grand Order ServantFes 2020 dialogue

  2410. FSF’s Free Software Gang almost included FreeBSD

  2411. Allan Jude discusses ZFS on Level1Linux

  2412. The 3.5 mm headphone jack

  2413. Music Monday: Al Jarreau, Tell Me

  2414. Social network CFO says iOS 14 to hurt tracking

  2415. Movies I’ve seen more than five times

  2416. Vending machines in anime visuals

  2417. John Roderick did have some points about millennials

  2418. SimilarTech’s site analysis only half wrong

  2419. Science is beautiful

  2420. iperf3: error - unable to connect to server: Permission denied

  2421. Being yourself on your blog

  2422. Raf Czlonka on my ice cream post

  2423. An analysis of native IoT advertising

  2424. RMS Aquitania’s Grand Staircase

  2425. Bryan Hughes on intentions

  2426. What Carl Sagan would say about mask protests

  2427. Finding file duplicates with fdupes on FreeBSD

  2428. Daniel Andrews on empathy for COVID testing

  2429. Why aren’t you more serious?

  2430. Josh on how to peel garlic

  2431. nvi2 in FreeBSD ports

  2432. The Kos Porta Pro X headphones

  2433. Uncle Roger’s rice reaction

  2434. Young and knowing, or old with money

  2435. Semantic discussion of macOS plists

  2436. What are the biggest lies you’ve been told?

  2437. Vanilla or chocolate first

  2438. Irrational computing feedback from Jim Kloss

  2439. Strive not to be a success, but rather to be of value

  2440. Bitcoin scam sites

  2441. Pasquale Sciarappa’s One Pan Pasta

  2442. My new/old Technics SL-J300R turntable

  2443. Irrational things I still do with computers

  2444. Charging Australians to come home, with apologies to Clarke and Dawe

  2445. 죠지, 오랜만에 (George, After a long time)

  2446. These measures aren’t political statements

  2447. Andranig Vartanian on Solaris, with more nostalgia

  2448. A late morning Sydney walk

  2449. Checking if FreeBSD geli is using AES-NI

  2450. Making RSS prominent again

  2451. Remembering Sun and MySQL in 2008

  2452. Fate/Grand Order 3rd Anniversary craft essences

  2453. Colin Percival on the zeroth-system effect

  2454. Renaming git default branch to trunk

  2455. Cancel culture

  2456. Tutorial sites treating FreeBSD like a Linux distro

  2457. John Siracusa on WFH holidays

  2458. Historic Kyōto in 2010

  2459. De-politicising COVID responses

  2460. RÜFÜS DU SOL, live from Joshua Tree

  2461. Booting from an ISO on OrionVM

  2462. Identifying vegetables

  2463. Peter Dutton in contempt of court

  2464. Follow-up to AT power supplies

  2465. Michael Dexter on software project communication

  2466. Algorithms directing art

  2467. The Athena AT40 400W AT power supply

  2468. My ratings for foods Bon Appétit rated

  2469. New stock market records… wait, what?

  2470. The second half of 2020

  2471. BSD Now discusses my encrypted ZFS on NetBSD post

  2472. Music Monday: Butterfly by Bump of Chicken

  2473. Exporting starred Github repos

  2474. Blog retrospective: 720K floppies

  2475. Universally-applicable pip design decisions

  2476. Add MJ12bot to your web server spam lists

  2477. Selling your fire extinguisher

  2478. Two-factor auth codes need to be chunked better

  2479. “Your unpopular opinion about Re:Zero”

  2480. Goodbye Home-Fix, and Singapore’s DIY scene

  2481. More FreeBSD HPE Microserver homelab answers

  2482. Music Monday: The Vanilla Bean Situation

  2483. Still getting mail from a leaked database

  2484. Bringing my own git in-house

  2485. Making better tea

  2486. Feedback on Markdown’s square brackets

  2487. Markdown links have brackets backwards

  2488. ARM Macs (but RISC-V would be cooler)

  2489. Show 411: The FreeBSD cat(1) episode

  2490. Text::Template as a Perl Jinja alternative

  2491. COVID resources from our building’s strata

  2492. Installing pkgsrc fonts on macOS

  2493. The speed of technology

  2494. Borders around Burundi and Rwanda

  2495. Sleep patterns and home isolation

  2496. This SCO module contains...

  2497. .dotfile management

  2498. pngcrush’s loco crush option

  2499. Booting FreeBSD off the HPE MicroServer Gen8 ODD SATA port

  2500. The web we lost: a retrospective

  2501. My humble homelab, with awful ASCII diagrams

  2502. The 2020 iPhone SE

  2503. MDF disk images to ISOs

  2504. csh feedback from @debdrup

  2505. Pro-p’s K-On! fanart

  2506. Exercise during isolation

  2507. What’s missing from NAS reviews

  2508. One-liners: Downloading a https cert as text

  2509. Race riots

  2510. Music Monday: Japanese aviation fuel train

  2511. SpaceX Crew Dragon docks with the ISS

  2512. Wealth inequality and falling interest rates

  2513. Show 410: The apothecary coffee episode

  2514. Shinjuku station in Fate/Grand Order

  2515. Custom tab completions in oksh

  2516. NetBSD used to default to csh

  2517. Costa Rica recognises marriage equality

  2518. It’s Alive! Brussel sprout kimchi

  2519. Netatalk3 Mac file sharing on NetBSD

  2520. Ships classed as trains for a 1960s database

  2521. Quick FreeBSD bridge when your switch is full

  2522. When reCAPTCHA attacks

  2523. ACCC’s March quarter 2020 report

  2524. Kyary Pamyu Pamyu performing Candy Candy live

  2525. Colour ls on NetBSD

  2526. Encrypted ZFS on NetBSD 9.0, for a FreeBSD guy

  2527. Seinfeld has been to our apartment

  2528. Live video feeds of Tokyo trains

  2529. I’m relieved that...

  2530. Your local cafe is an expensive habit!

  2531. COVID is the ultimate externality

  2532. Post-US world on display

  2533. Remuxing old FLVs to MP4, without re-encoding!

  2534. That’s You, to the power of Us

  2535. RSS is more than plumbing

  2536. eBay Saved Search emails ignore geography

  2537. NetWare IPX/SFX slides

  2538. IoT, and Hypponen’s law

  2539. Conflating implementation with intent

  2540. Ministers not wanting the COVID tracking app

  2541. 686 pages

  2542. Official Hige Dandism - 115万キロのフィルム

  2543. Other SMR considerations

  2544. Err…

  2545. Logs grinding Netatalk on FreeBSD to a hault

  2546. Show 409: The uncanny silhouette episode

  2547. A prophetically-appropriate AKB48 song

  2548. Hidden shingled-drive follow-up

  2549. Locking down SSH to specific IPs

  2550. If there are silver linings to any of this

  2551. Guardian flag quiz, and some of my favourites

  2552. Gatekeeping, and Mac users on FreeBSD

  2553. Kevin Rudd on Australia and NZ's relative COVID success

  2554. Savage Garden: Thousand Words

  2555. Colourfully-stunning Morino Rinze fig

  2556. The Shingled magnetic recording NAS debacle

  2557. Photo of Gangtok in the eastern Himalayas

  2558. Algeria is massive

  2559. Goodbye Windows 2008 R2 and 7

  2560. Comparing footprint of cities I care about

  2561. Digital connectivity is oil?

  2562. Follow-up to my fintech security post

  2563. Try and pick the fake COVID story

  2564. Show 408: The deserted tape episode

  2565. Even respected sites are failing to address fintech security

  2566. First late night walk in ages

  2567. Change is a measure of competence

  2568. $100 million on your first letter

  2569. Music Monday: Why Spring Ain’t Here

  2570. Working remote

  2571. Correcting the record

  2572. FreeBSD consolidation, and spam apologies

  2573. Chaldea Broadcast System for March 2020

  2574. Music Monday: Santana, Foo Foo

  2575. Delightful 27th March things

  2576. The Onkyo C-707

  2577. A happy birthday jiggly pancake

  2578. FreeBSD 12.1 on a new (to me) ThinkPad T550

  2579. Givin’ It Up for Love, Al Jarreau and George Benson

  2580. Anecdotal Ethernet interference

  2581. Techmoan’s puppets on The Italian Job

  2582. Erashkigal art from Megami, March 2020 issue

  2583. Gigolo failed to mount Windows share

  2584. Show 407: The overengineered everything episode

  2585. How to version control LibreOffice spreadsheets

  2586. Reducing Perl memory usage

  2587. Dangerous new anime figs for 2020

  2588. A meta-thinking realisation

  2589. Figuring out Hi-Fi component dimensions

  2590. Initialising a new self-hosted remote Git

  2591. An update from Stack Exchange on licencing

  2592. Anime Festival Sydney 2020

  2593. Show 406: The chipped hero episode

  2594. LibreOffice 6.4.2.1 fixes macOS text regression

  2595. Show 405: The Walkenbach Envelope episode

  2596. New neighbours

  2597. Removing characters with tr

  2598. Clearing up FreeBSD GCC news

  2599. CSS didn’t decouple content from presentation

  2600. FreeBSD 12.1 Nvidia desktop

  2601. Adwaita themes in FreeBSD

  2602. 2020–02–29

  2603. An old domain whitelist text file

  2604. Show 404: The 29th griddle episode

  2605. NOTNULL in Postgres

  2606. Kenwood DEM-9991D circuit diagram

  2607. A final farewell and thanks to YNAB4

  2608. Flag of the Canary Islands

  2609. HO-scale R-761

  2610. Physical symptoms of job stress

  2611. The Weeknd: Blinding Lights

  2612. Arena Unix II swim cap

  2613. NNTP

  2614. Writing without backpacks or spaces

  2615. Using spreadsheets as databases

  2616. When junk blogs stifle troubleshooting

  2617. Owner-occupiers driving house demand

  2618. Smartphone book readers on the train

  2619. What started as investigating /opt on FreeBSD

  2620. STRICT_ALL_TABLES now default in MariaDB

  2621. 3801 is back in Thirlmere

  2622. Processing text

  2623. Australian FTTN and metadata surveillance

  2624. Both sides to saving money on cafés

  2625. Why we prefer subtitles

  2626. Fog in Sydney yesterday

  2627. Coronavirus info from data centres

  2628. Music Monday: Samba Pa Ti

  2629. TeX graphicx changing page margins

  2630. Another post on open source civility

  2631. Stepping on anything other than unsubscribe

  2632. Surface of the Sun

  2633. Empathy for Scotland rejoining the EU

  2634. Help NetBSD test 9.0 Release Candidate 2

  2635. Music Monday: Follow That Man

  2636. 2020–02–02

  2637. Rediscovering LaserDiscs

  2638. LibreOffice is great; just not on the Mac

  2639. Some delightful late January spam

  2640. Symlinking FreeBSD svnlite to svn

  2641. Fifteen years of posts

  2642. Digital rights and political impunity

  2643. fetch: authentication error on FreeBSD

  2644. Windows Insider takes cake for worst unsubscribe

  2645. Curly quote fix coming for Hugo 0.6x

  2646. Music Monday: IBM PS/2 It!

  2647. Gotchas when adding a drive to an existing ZFS pool to make a mirror

  2648. Changing my mind on light text, dark backgrounds

  2649. Apple Wallet boarding pass ergonomics

  2650. The envelope method, and 64-bit YNAB4 works

  2651. The first FreeBSD conference in Australia

  2652. Cancelled flights between Sydney and Melbourne

  2653. Overnightscape Central: Detectives

  2654. Overheard C and Python

  2655. Show 403: The hot cake episode

  2656. Intel’s discrete GPUs at CES

  2657. Living in electric dreams

  2658. I may even republish their spam

  2659. Music Monday: Janet Devlin, Mad World

  2660. A technical admission

  2661. Show 402: The hidden PPPoE episode

  2662. 666 pages

  2663. Technical accuracy, and the whole product concept

  2664. Bushfire news is too much

  2665. Richard Feldman on functional programming

  2666. Installing Hunspell on FreeBSD and macOS

  2667. My favourite anime in the 2010s

  2668. Enabling /dev/diskid and /dev/gpt on FreeBSD

  2669. Overnightscape Central: Abstract Novel Again Again

  2670. A personal retrospective on the 2010s

  2671. Show 401: The on fire episode

  2672. Our own small brush with a bushfire

  2673. Anders Enger Jenson: DiscoVision

  2674. Show 400: The Quadricentennial episode

  2675. Rearranging The Verge’s tech flops list

  2676. Curious case of the 32 GiB key with only 64 MiB

  2677. Comparing BSD potatoes in liquid nitrogen

  2678. Here’s your PIN, here's the eBay PIN…

  2679. Fate/Stay Night UBW Xmas

  2680. Revisiting ten ways to reduce stress

  2681. Greta Thunberg

  2682. New KDE/FreeBSD team website

  2683. Bushfires, with comments from my dad

  2684. Impeached Mr Orange

  2685. Solution to blocking home recording

  2686. ATAR results, via @BADCATBAD_

  2687. Curly quotes broken in Goldmark, Hugo

  2688. Overnightscape Central: More Topics

  2689. That holiday scene from the Disappearance of Suzumiya Haruhi

  2690. Music Monday: I Bought You a Plastic Star

  2691. Firefox reporting blocked trackers

  2692. Wikipedia’s mathematics articles need work

  2693. Do you agree to accept our cookies?

  2694. Yahoo Groups deletion follow up

  2695. Consuming media

  2696. Overnightscape Central: Misfit Toys

  2697. What a FreeBSD guy uses NetBSD for

  2698. Chatswood sky, April and today

  2699. Music Monday: Rhythm is our Business

  2700. Talking at FreeBSD events

  2701. Twitter threads should be blog posts

  2702. The career skill of accountability

  2703. Where life expectancy is above 80

  2704. Funding bhyve VirtFS/9p completion project

  2705. Music Monday: Fanfare for the Common Man

  2706. The Hyperion luggable from 1983

  2707. The Tesla Cybertruck

  2708. The Indian Roller

  2709. My friend on the way to school

  2710. Lorimer Street

  2711. Searching for FreeBSD ports

  2712. Spelling Good Mythical Morning

  2713. Angus Taylor’s metadata adventure

  2714. Music Monday: Null

  2715. A Potemkin mind

  2716. Trying the new 16-inch MacBook Pro

  2717. Unsub me already: Sprint, fail

  2718. What I’m excited about

  2719. And now, Sydney thunderstorms!?

  2720. Another smoky Sydney morning

  2721. Site updates, late November 2019

  2722. Overnightscape Central: Top Ten

  2723. A smoky Sydney morning

  2724. Chaining addresses in FreeBSD ipfw

  2725. Music Monday: Walk in the Rain

  2726. Pronouncing Project like Progress

  2727. The letter versus spirit of the law

  2728. Cody’s sunflower lab

  2729. Using brew cask search

  2730. Replacing the phone

  2731. 16-inch MacBook Pro

  2732. Out of stock, now with free shipping

  2733. Australia’s ruling class on bushfires

  2734. Ubiquiti’s phoning home issues

  2735. Mythical Chef Josh

  2736. Fitbit and Yahoo Groups

  2737. Manga swimsuit follow-up post

  2738. Thanks everyone for your positive thoughts!

  2739. When companies underpay staff

  2740. FreeBSD 12.1 available

  2741. Union Pacfic’s steam turbine locos

  2742. Thanking Medicare and RNS staff

  2743. Overnightscape Central: Funny Animals

  2744. Pet Shop Boys, Only the Wind

  2745. Android biometrics in October 2019

  2746. Condescending responses to tech questions

  2747. 1977 kept coming up

  2748. Remember the Mac PowerPC to Intel shift?

  2749. Fate/Grand Order Babylonia key visuals

  2750. iOS 13.1 is still pokey

  2751. Van Morrison, Cleaning Windows

  2752. Fun with online ECC memory shopping

  2753. Small homes out of trucks

  2754. Worrying out loud about EOL

  2755. Australian broadband adventures, Q3 2019

  2756. Lessons from hours screaming in a metal tube

  2757. Current ThinkPads with HiDPI

  2758. Consolidating all the things, also watches

  2759. When you book hotels online

  2760. David Hodges was an audio visual

  2761. What I'm reading, 2019 week 42

  2762. Relieved to see Perl 6 being renamed

  2763. Fixing Hugo JSON-LD

  2764. Cisco’s internal network issues

  2765. iPhone typing accuracy declines

  2766. That Fate/Grand Order fragment from 2004

  2767. Custom awk delimiters

  2768. Hales fixes my RSS

  2769. Infosec Jack Sparrow

  2770. Show 396: The Brisbane Perth episode

  2771. Overnightscape Central: Fun Times

  2772. Discouragement in IT

  2773. SortedFood Mystery Box with liquorice

  2774. Stack Exchange changing licences

  2775. Deciding on a bank based on their mobile apps

  2776. Fixing Hugo pagination in 0.58

  2777. Cape Town Civic Centre

  2778. Please don’t use fixed-position navigation bars

  2779. Housing as an asset class

  2780. The Sony StorStation Ditto tape drive

  2781. C2C Genius as “jitters”

  2782. iTelephone 2019 wish list

  2783. The xkcd password leak

  2784. Everyday Canteen

  2785. Australia’s uninterrupted economic growth…

  2786. Rambling on biology and tech

  2787. iOS always forgets what audio I was playing

  2788. Windows games on FreeBSD via Homura

  2789. Woolloomooloo coffee in the morning

  2790. Fate/Grand Order Nero Fest and Summer 2019

  2791. Carrie Lam and Boris Johnson

  2792. Helpful internet people

  2793. Back at a Dôme

  2794. Cleaning compromised servers

  2795. Bidding salamat tinggal to the Q on Harris

  2796. Japanese tourism

  2797. GCC being removed from FreeBSD 13 base

  2798. Colin Bass: Return to Earth

  2799. Anime I hate, love, find overrated, etc

  2800. Some more jot numbers

  2801. Doug DeMuro on multiple dead-ends

  2802. More sun, less grass

  2803. Shock jocks and free speech

  2804. Music Monday: Opportunities

  2805. Fun with a phpMyAdmin honeypot

  2806. Goodbye again to the Linux Journal

  2807. The SS Grampian

  2808. ThinkPad feedback from @sjdorst

  2809. Steve Hofstetter on Robin Williams

  2810. Anime motorbikes and scooters

  2811. The ThinkPad X40, an all-time favourite

  2812. Huntington State Park

  2813. Common myths about private browsing

  2814. Music Monday at Milsons Point

  2815. Lesson 11 in grilled cheese sandwich observation

  2816. Decluttering: Mofo Soap

  2817. Your Sunday morning economics snippets

  2818. Reading list for early August 2019

  2819. Can’t change Slack private channels to public

  2820. Siri response grading

  2821. 2019 Good Smile Racing Miku

  2822. Concerns for Nikon

  2823. Goodbye, Caffetini

  2824. Choosing a NAS

  2825. Maid skateboarders by すずしろ

  2826. Even with the best of intentions...

  2827. Music Monday: Hare Hare Yukai~

  2828. The new Funan Centre

  2829. Where do you find the time to blog?

  2830. When someone close nearly got phone scammed

  2831. Running NoScript in 2019

  2832. Feedback from @infinitary

  2833. Simple VyOS port forwarding

  2834. Music Monday: Window Washer’s Dream

  2835. 10x Engineers: The brilliant jerks

  2836. Comparing SimCity 3000 railways and subways

  2837. The issue isn’t privacy, it’s privacy?

  2838. Dual-boot NT and NetBSD on the Libretto 70CT

  2839. False dichotomy of human rights or privacy

  2840. Evangelion battle alpacacs

  2841. TWG Tea

  2842. Boris Johnson, and malicious joy

  2843. A brief history of KornShell time

  2844. Music Monday: Youssou N’Dour, 7 Seconds

  2845. Love for Kyoto Animation

  2846. John Roderick on Portland

  2847. When’s the best time to use a plane lavatory?

  2848. Using Subversion with GitHub

  2849. My 2019 essential tool list

  2850. Australian solar to Singapore via undersea cable

  2851. Rhett and Link on equine identification

  2852. That time he whinged about a headache

  2853. Design anti-patterns: Misleading buttons

  2854. Automatic Korn Shell aliases

  2855. Unlimited plans are almost always flops

  2856. San Francisco Muni: Two Car, Shovel

  2857. Australian IT firms not consulted about #aabill

  2858. Covering laptop cameras, revistied

  2859. Some random things I learned today

  2860. ThinkPads and MacBooks

  2861. New Sailor Mercury Figuarts Mini

  2862. Mr Smooth

  2863. Ayako Kawasumi at Anime Expo

  2864. URLs, URIs, URNs

  2865. Dan Benjamin on computers as tools

  2866. ZFS isn’t just for NAS boxes

  2867. Ken Akamatsu on the Raspberry Pi 4 model B

  2868. Ansible name parameters in cron

  2869. President Widodo raises plastic at G20

  2870. Why do most PC laptops have awful screens?

  2871. Sashin’s House at the Top of the World

  2872. Show 395: The corned mindfulness episode

  2873. Streetcars in the US

  2874. Spellging mistaes for this week

  2875. Disambiguating licence plates

  2876. Ansible authorized_key and user variables

  2877. HPE buying Cray

  2878. When people say Straight Pride

  2879. Versions of ksh93 in macOS, FreeBSD

  2880. Speaking of plastic

  2881. Don’t forget the -y with FreeBSD Ansible

  2882. When CDNs say you have malware

  2883. Yurucamp Nendoroids

  2884. Benjamin Wittes on the Mueller Report

  2885. Thanking Dropbox for the final stick

  2886. Reading atlases, and Stepanakert in Artsakh

  2887. Plastic straw ban follow up

  2888. Manchester Baby, and Elizebath CityCenter [sic]

  2889. KVM trolley suggestions for data centre operators

  2890. El Goonish Shive

  2891. Just live without your phone for a week? Yeah, no

  2892. Gregory Porter, Take Me to the Alley

  2893. Jaycar external RAID box with FreeBSD and ZFS

  2894. The Mid-range utility Mac

  2895. Not if they win the lotto!

  2896. Roman numeral IIII on clocks

  2897. Capitalise first letter in Perl

  2898. Anti-trust suits, then and now

  2899. Rhett and Link on baking gastronomy

  2900. Apple’s new campus not attached?

  2901. A purpose-built FreeBSD home bhyve box

  2902. Plumbing drafts: Now

  2903. Tweeting about FreeBSD, NetBSD

  2904. Hugo generator deprecation warnings

  2905. Percussive maintenance

  2906. Re:Zero’s Rem on a collared shirt

  2907. Cropping a single row of pixels with ImageMagick

  2908. Pitfalls of Windows 2012 R2 USB boot keys

  2909. Cadillac Fleetwood Mac

  2910. Next macOS to use zsh by default

  2911. Relief for the 2019 Mac Pro

  2912. Mid Valley Johor Bahru

  2913. He’s back, with housekeeping

  2914. Tigerlily

  2915. Hard drive capacities: a 2008 retrospective

  2916. 2019 MacBook Pros

  2917. When did you learn version control?

  2918. Luminary and the future of indie podcasting

  2919. Australia lost, again

  2920. Bob Hawke

  2921. Michael W. Lucas: Control your platform

  2922. Goodbye tanakasuka, my last RAIDZ-1 ZFS pool

  2923. SE.RA.PH: Defeat 10 servants from the East

  2924. Microsoft Linux or IBM Linux

  2925. OrionVM launches Melbourne PoP

  2926. Richard Di Natale on Australia’s #aabill

  2927. Photographing cosplayers, with attribution

  2928. Snippets from my personal wiki

  2929. Type fast and break prose

  2930. Rename IPSec peers in VyOS

  2931. When people answer questions with “why?”

  2932. bzip2 and KornShell fun

  2933. Miku Expo 2019 Taiwan and Hong Kong

  2934. Kao laundry powder scoop analysis

  2935. SCSI to CompactFlash for vintage PCs

  2936. Changing to the middle seat

  2937. Elizabeth Warren breaking up big IT

  2938. BSD questions from @romanzolotarev

  2939. Hetalia and Free! boys

  2940. Add new Postgres schema to search path

  2941. Commodore SFD-1001, and the Teac FD-505

  2942. Intermittent fasting, and metabolism

  2943. User 'polkitd' disappeared during update

  2944. The Cayenne Convection Oven

  2945. Perl 5.28.2 in ports and perlbrew

  2946. Wadarco’s art in Chaldea Ace Volume 2

  2947. Fully-recyclable Adidas shoes

  2948. DuckDuckGo features keep surprising me

  2949. Disabling SELinux on CentOS, RHEL

  2950. Hunting for a Dropbox replacement

  2951. Who’s Chef Boyardee?

  2952. FreeBSD devd files need a .conf extension

  2953. Don’t confuse gohugo by adding symlinks

  2954. The Aquantia AQC107 10GbE controller

  2955. Curly bracket substitution in sed, nvi, Vim

  2956. Brexit silver lining

  2957. Serverless

  2958. Show 394: The hierarchical coffee episode

  2959. Music Monday: French coffee

  2960. Event Horizon Telescope sees a black hole

  2961. Attitudes to mental health

  2962. Tipping culture

  2963. Another (site) bites the dust

  2964. Subversion in OrionVM FreeBSD templates

  2965. We almost got Arena manga swimsuits

  2966. PF in FreeBSD and NetBSD

  2967. A second chance for FGO Bride Umu

  2968. Estonian government-in-exile

  2969. AAPT on moving off copper

  2970. Sceptical of synergies

  2971. How web businesses surprised me

  2972. DW Documentary on North Korea

  2973. Australian IT in the budget reply speech

  2974. Using a 4K LG UltraFine display with FreeBSD?

  2975. Our first aviation go-around

  2976. The @georgiecel on what to read

  2977. The Christchurch massacre

  2978. Show 391: The Lemon Grove episode

  2979. pngcrush with reduce

  2980. Tethering is still voodoo

  2981. The 737 MAX

  2982. Medhi’s Mother of All Fullest Bridge Rectifiers!

  2983. Spam disclaimers

  2984. The Sorted Gents

  2985. Excitement over Windows 7’s demise

  2986. Peak California... on Medium

  2987. Another new newsletter abusing email lists

  2988. Making a macOS Mojave USB key

  2989. Fate/Grand Order Valentine Rerun

  2990. No FreeBSD on the Libretto any more

  2991. Storage versus RAM configurability

  2992. My colleague’s MT3 profile board

  2993. Dropbox isn’t case-sensitive

  2994. NetBSD devpubd as a FreeBSD devd equivalent

  2995. Roderick on the Line: Turtles

  2996. Music Monday: Uptown Funk

  2997. Good planning

  2998. Little things with Outlook, Apple Mail

  2999. Technical reasons may often be insufficient

  3000. 1993 Computer Chronicles on Spectre

  3001. Opening a Kensington Orbit Trackball

  3002. Facebook’s lobbying against global privacy laws

  3003. Learning about shell indirect expansion

  3004. Flat design on websites

  3005. Bosnia and Herzegovina has a coast

  3006. ElectroBOOM! on eddy currents

  3007. Josh Nunn on week numbers

  3008. FreeBSD sh getting set -o pipefail

  3009. Back to school specials!!1!one!

  3010. Lateral thinking: sponges

  3011. George Pell found guilty

  3012. Austin and Doug on the Yugo

  3013. Testing HTTPS/TLS sites

  3014. Ergolux corner standing desk

  3015. macOS not downgrading Wi-Fi security

  3016. Moving out of the way of commuters

  3017. FeedReader: Generally safe

  3018. Simpson Strong Tie Set Xp Msds

  3019. And now Sydney is frigidly cold?

  3020. Anxiety plus ignorance, it is!

  3021. Apple’s rumoured 16-inch MacBook Pro

  3022. Pop Up Parade anime figs

  3023. Homebrew no longer accepts options

  3024. When client-side validation attacks

  3025. Our moving NBN adventure

  3026. FreeBSD shared object libssl.so.8 not found

  3027. Baby Shark on Wikipedia

  3028. The unfortunately-named bought Eero

  3029. 144dpi images in ImageMagick

  3030. Delivering blog post text in RSS

  3031. Show 390: The Overnightscape Pegasus episode

  3032. Remembering Le Cornu in Adelaide

  3033. Decentraleyes

  3034. Airbus ending the A380

  3035. Pinterest’s CEO and his service

  3036. The golden-headed cisticola

  3037. Box doesn’t do Markdown

  3038. Digital Dark Age, even within sites

  3039. Overnightscape Central: Book Series

  3040. Scott Morrison loses a vote

  3041. I came across Latest Posts with $5,900,000

  3042. Tony Benn on refugees

  3043. Openrsync: A BSD-licenced rsync

  3044. Do parliaments need a separate executive?

  3045. Posting regularity

  3046. Lazy Sunday, anime figs, missing email

  3047. Stack Overflow survey 2019

  3048. Firefox disabling auto-playing video

  3049. Fixed podcast descriptions in iTunes

  3050. qemu HAXM on NetBSD

  3051. Goodbye, AT&T data centres

  3052. Churning to Superloop

  3053. Happy Birthday @JamieJakov and Rin!

  3054. Source RSS namespace has moved

  3055. A list of lightweight laptops from 2018

  3056. fd, the find alternative

  3057. Churn in anti-virus vendors

  3058. Ranking of laptop keyboards

  3059. Dublin Core in HTML5

  3060. State of Apple in 2018

  3061. Going loud in the morning

  3062. Midsomer Murders: Vixen’s Run

  3063. Pointless Rubenerd stats: The

  3064. Moving with figs

  3065. After the jump

  3066. Day after Australia Day picnic

  3067. Not ranking well for certain keyword phrases

  3068. Being told a Tumblr post had been reviewed

  3069. It’s been a month since the 25th of December

  3070. Moving to Chatswood

  3071. Companies leaving over Brexit

  3072. American Express jellyfish

  3073. It has numbers in them

  3074. Peter Cook and Microsoft Bob on The Bard

  3075. Forum signatures

  3076. Mark Bittman: No-knead bread

  3077. Finding the current week number

  3078. Kanaya Resort in Hakone

  3079. A decade ago: appearing on blogged.com

  3080. Self-redundancy

  3081. What blogging is

  3082. My final answer on mock meat

  3083. The folly of haircut instructions

  3084. A Yoko Littner fig... in 2019‽

  3085. A certain new chat application logo

  3086. Create a mirror of an FTP site with wget

  3087. IBM agrees to buy Red Hat

  3088. Katelyn Ohashi’s 10 point routine

  3089. The Australian people

  3090. Setting FLAC compression in FFmpeg

  3091. How likely are you to recommend this survey?

  3092. Having another Brexit vote

  3093. Scientology’s Australian recruit struggle

  3094. Show 389: The 2018 spectacular episode

  3095. Firefox application bundle sizes

  3096. Sakura on ufotable’s Twitter

  3097. Show 388: The archived hat episode

  3098. A lyric like that

  3099. Predictable issues with video doorbells

  3100. The European Space Agency store

  3101. Buying the Chrysler Building

  3102. On entrepreneurship

  3103. He’s just not that great a negotiator

  3104. Just test the damned pills

  3105. Financial hardship in invoicing

  3106. Summoning Musashi in Fate/Grand Order

  3107. Bell Canada wanting permission to track customers

  3108. Cheaper, and more affordable

  3109. Vulfpeck on whale feet

  3110. Information war

  3111. Overnightscape Central: Fire

  3112. Some café quotes from this morning

  3113. Vortex Race 3 keyboard

  3114. SortedFood sandwiches

  3115. Sydney trains late, crowded

  3116. Max’s apartment from Double Decker

  3117. Selectively disabling gohugo RSS feeds

  3118. TigerVNC on macOS Mojave

  3119. Life advice

  3120. The Ghost blog editor

  3121. Road Work on snark

  3122. Can’t killall on Debian 9 Stretch

  3123. The Opal Tower conflict of interest

  3124. Stack Exchange first response: why?

  3125. Ball & stick but bill wurtz is missing

  3126. Windows versus BSD and GPL

  3127. Why OLED phone screens suck for some of us

  3128. CoreTypes.bundle still has some classic hardware

  3129. Our 2019 New Years

  3130. Spot the difference: Share bikes

  3131. My 2018 news resolution backfired

  3132. Cookie Dozer

  3133. Some December Sydney skies, part one

  3134. This comment on a bc post

  3135. The Lucent 901928-01 Keyboard

  3136. Show 387: The upsidedown Xmas episode

  3137. The Marriot Marquis atrium

  3138. Spending real-world money in virtual worlds

  3139. Publuc keys

  3140. Bookmark cleanout, December 2018

  3141. The RMS Lucania and Campania

  3142. Christmas day ramble, and Annexe import

  3143. A festive Fate lock screen

  3144. Could not chdir to fulljail

  3145. Retail abuse

  3146. Driving from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur

  3147. The 80586 Pentium

  3148. SORTEDFood visualising time

  3149. Australian property downturn reporting

  3150. Chains I miss in Australia and Singapore

  3151. John Gruber on Gizmodo, exclamations

  3152. Random Georgian Scandanavian wanderings

  3153. rmdir versus rm

  3154. OpenSSH undefined symbol on FreeBSD

  3155. Parliament a disadvatage for governments?

  3156. 3D printing the future

  3157. A dodgy English sentence on USB keys

  3158. Revenue and responsibility

  3159. Sugar-free whisky sour

  3160. Yes, the #AABill is about encryption

  3161. Show 386: The somewhat serious episode

  3162. Interconnection is Key to Digital Transformation

  3163. A dev quote attributed to Maurice Wilkes

  3164. A dodgy USB key

  3165. Social media demands we not have nice things

  3166. Midsomer Murders on finding things

  3167. StatusCake chatbot

  3168. Fate/Grand Order whales

  3169. Apia

  3170. IBM selling Lotus

  3171. Australia’s new anti-encryption bill

  3172. Goodbye FastWay Supermarket

  3173. The Hawker Siddeley Nimrod

  3174. Updating Apple Support Communities

  3175. Option wishlist for shell software

  3176. RHEL also deprecating btrfs

  3177. Red Hat deprecating KDE, with reminiscing

  3178. A stuck tooltip

  3179. Rubenerd Vacancy Pile Index

  3180. The world’s worst minivan

  3181. Feminine men

  3182. Overnightscape Central: TV Personalities

  3183. Show 385: The Jeffersonian Keynsham episode

  3184. macOS modifier keys

  3185. Create new FAT floppy disk image on macOS

  3186. If you want encryption, you support…

  3187. Apple T2 webcam security

  3188. Xorg: More than one possible primary device found

  3189. A decade of Yuletide Steins;Gate

  3190. Greyed out VMware Fusion NIC settings

  3191. Marc Edwards on 2x Retina

  3192. Loud coffee shops

  3193. FGO Ishtar!

  3194. Australian Prime Minister Taylor Swift

  3195. IBM CEO on Silicon Valley privacy

  3196. Apple’s Entrepreneur Camp for women

  3197. High-vis economics

  3198. Second Xmas event when FGO became self-aware

  3199. Scoop is another Windows package manager

  3200. Those white collars

  3201. Corrine Bailey Rae, Put Your Records On

  3202. Overnightscape Central: Scramble

  3203. Economic impact of back doors

  3204. Not news, but ed25519 keys are tiny

  3205. Why rip up functional footpaths?

  3206. Ports

  3207. mkfs.xfs on Debian

  3208. Fate/Grand Order Xmas again

  3209. RMS initials and acronyms

  3210. Red Hat Forum Sydney 2018

  3211. macOS guest in VMware Fusion

  3212. A YouTube Overwatch video

  3213. Wikia now Fandom

  3214. Show 384: The down low-fi episode

  3215. Overnightscape Central: Coffeetalk

  3216. Workshop spam on demonstratable empathy

  3217. Encourage-mint

  3218. The new most convoluted unsubscribe process

  3219. Brexit and paranoid fantasies

  3220. How likely are you to recommend…?

  3221. Gateway to the world

  3222. Migraine coping techniques

  3223. Support Atheist Nexus

  3224. Show 383: The portable episode

  3225. Music Monday: Bump of Chicken, Ray

  3226. World War I

  3227. homebrew-cask-versions

  3228. Want better platitudes? Ask bigger marketing

  3229. Work automation

  3230. Can you do it cheaper?

  3231. Linux to FreeBSD: lspci to pciconf

  3232. New Caledonia votes against independence

  3233. A specific Gintama Souko Okita fig

  3234. Overnightscape Central: Candy and Fun

  3235. LattePanda

  3236. Music Monday: Book-end, Happy-end

  3237. Gendered schools

  3238. So glad we replaced IRC and XMPP

  3239. Haruhi in the 2007 Megami magazine

  3240. The new MacBook Air isn’t 2:1 Retina

  3241. WordNet and Problematical

  3242. A new type of blog referral spam

  3243. A tale of two Finders

  3244. Rounded internal SCSI cables

  3245. flvio.cc tracer experiment 25

  3246. Happy Hyouka Day!

  3247. The new MacBook Airs are devoid of touch bars!

  3248. Addressable SMB

  3249. It wasn’t Pyne’s fault, maybe!

  3250. Apple New York event wish list

  3251. Review of BusyCal for Mac

  3252. Overnightscape Central: Halloweeny

  3253. Victorian opposition leader on religious classes

  3254. WORLD ORDER: Let's Start WW3

  3255. Speaking of buyouts, M1?

  3256. Another chance to buy a DAN A4-SFX case

  3257. IBM plans to buy Red Hat

  3258. The Aston Martin Lagonda

  3259. iTunes: You Can (Not) Advance

  3260. Azur Lane Neptunia followup

  3261. Y2K was a planned fizzer

  3262. Show 382: The mock food episode

  3263. A Sysinternals retrospective

  3264. My own Twitter policy

  3265. Goodbye, Chatswood stores

  3266. ifconfig

  3267. Confirmation shaming feedback from @sjdorst, @FiatSlug1

  3268. More plastic, via @Georgiecel

  3269. Confirm shaming

  3270. You have detached Mosh sessions on this server

  3271. Amplified: Mr. Raindrop

  3272. Deleting all FreeBSD jails

  3273. Why do some smoke detectors use radioactive material?

  3274. Overnightscape Central: Disc Jockeys

  3275. Ruben’s second watchlist

  3276. That rising temperature bet

  3277. xkcd: Hazard Symbol

  3278. Train Simulator 2019 on Linux

  3279. MUJI table test

  3280. Not having an opinion

  3281. Show 380: The three-eighty episode

  3282. My personal RSA whoops

  3283. Malé and SimCity

  3284. Trying Grammarly

  3285. Cloudflare’s domain registrar

  3286. Obsolete best IT practices

  3287. Captain Straydum Fuusen Gum

  3288. Change your git repo source URL

  3289. Top tourist destinations by money spent

  3290. Fate/Grand Order Nero Fest 2018

  3291. Anime shoes

  3292. MAS: trade friction and uncertainty

  3293. Friday Fanmail: Accosting SEO

  3294. Dropbox.design is excited

  3295. Telstra feedback survey

  3296. Zero percent battery

  3297. Overnightscape Central: Expensive

  3298. More Homebrew serendipity

  3299. Feather preening

  3300. Lee Myung-bak sentenced for bribery

  3301. The new American Express logo

  3302. The tree swallow

  3303. pgAdmin 4 version 3.4

  3304. The G in PNG and JPG

  3305. Microsoft Error Reporting error

  3306. Ruben’s watchlist

  3307. Best Nitocris fanart

  3308. When Macworld isn’t

  3309. Suppress echo newlines

  3310. An empty udon bar at night

  3311. Seeing Chermside at Chatswood

  3312. Dark patterns in networking email

  3313. ToHeart2’s Miyauchi Lemmy gets a fig

  3314. Hello Sexy Pants

  3315. Mosh on Amazon Lightsail

  3316. An Australian public energy retailer

  3317. Even more sign generator planes

  3318. Save the web; wait, not you!

  3319. Schady’s back, tell a friend

  3320. Overnightscape Central: The Radio

  3321. Facebook browser console ASCII art

  3322. Australian household spending from savings

  3323. See you soon

  3324. Someone designed these

  3325. Father's day, life, work

  3326. Half-rhyme patrol

  3327. How do you make time to blog!?

  3328. The longest post ever, on the STV-4540 PDU

  3329. Paulding, United States

  3330. Disabling Hyper-Threading for Spectre

  3331. The iOS Settings search field

  3332. More sign generator planes

  3333. A few days back on a small phone

  3334. Squirtria’s third culinary critique

  3335. Australian Prime Minister Morrison

  3336. Performance management Friday Fanmail

  3337. Airline Sign Generator

  3338. Today on Punwatch: Oil

  3339. PostgreSQL NOT IN with NULL

  3340. Places I read but still mispronounce

  3341. Argument mnemonics

  3342. Communicating isn’t just stating facts

  3343. My new Kindle

  3344. Scalars greater than 2

  3345. Aretha Franklin and Matt “Guitar” Murphy ♡

  3346. Anime we’re watching, Q3 2018

  3347. Full page newsletter signup trends

  3348. Friday Fanmail: Pressurising in your city

  3349. Squirtria’s second culinary critique

  3350. A straw-man argument on plastic

  3351. Oh Android, don’t ever change

  3352. ModernWebBloat.js

  3353. FreeBSD ZFS catching mismatched disks

  3354. Saber Altria’s culinary critique

  3355. Truncated to sixty pages

  3356. Carved Friday Fanmail

  3357. MacVim 8.1.235 (150)

  3358. 567 pages

  3359. King George V and Queen Mary on the RMS Maurentania

  3360. 2018-08-08 08:08:08

  3361. Fate/Grand Order Summer 2018

  3362. Jean-Luc Picard is back!

  3363. The Dutch are invading my Mac

  3364. Michael Franks, The Music in My Head

  3365. Banning SF corporate cafeterias

  3366. Wildcard and DNS Let’s Encrypt certificates

  3367. Favourite Character Bingo, via @Dekopatchi

  3368. When I got stuck in my own bathroom

  3369. Lots of typos, even for me

  3370. Cancelling your Australian My Health Record

  3371. The Android EU decision

  3372. Show 375: The Commodore 128 episode

  3373. My first crush

  3374. A GitHub purchase post, with lists

  3375. A true 757 replacement

  3376. rsvg-convert svg to png

  3377. A Lockheed TriStar without its centre engine

  3378. A bit more of O’Reilly vanishes

  3379. This techno-utopia

  3380. Sting and Shaggy, Waiting For the Break of Day

  3381. The black-tailed godwit

  3382. Finding sausages

  3383. Saber Kimono Dress figure

  3384. Friday Fanmail: Marvis

  3385. Sting and Shaggy, Morning is Coming

  3386. Bathroom observations

  3387. Cabin of a TWA Lockheed TriStar

  3388. Alan Bean 🚀

  3389. Fate/Stay Night UBW art in Animedia

  3390. Why ZTE was banned in the US, Australia

  3391. The Walkie-Talkie Sky Garden

  3392. Micro‐beads

  3393. Kline bottle limerick

  3394. New York’s C Trains

  3395. My FreeBSD desktop from ten years ago

  3396. Concat VMDKs with VMware Fusion

  3397. From the not‐this‐again department

  3398. A cut-open 737-200

  3399. Using rsyncd instead of rsync over SSH

  3400. DOS and sex-ed feedback by @ozzmosis, @Georgiecel

  3401. Sting and Shaggy, 44/876

  3402. Respect for sex education

  3403. Paul Houle’s Enhanced DOSKEY and pumpkin

  3404. Please explain summaries, Wikipedia editors

  3405. Right-click on Ubuntu 18.04

  3406. Friday Fanmail: Charlotte

  3407. That wireless shield icon

  3408. CRN mobile network outage poll

  3409. A Tesla and Maserati

  3410. Building beautiful websites

  3411. Enkheimer Ried

  3412. Nero TYPE-MOON RACING fig

  3413. Nice FreeBSD bash prompt

  3414. $q q Vim bug, and moving to vim-console

  3415. FreeBSD doesn't need moused for Xorg

  3416. Friday Fanmail: $1009

  3417. It's a foggy Sydney this morning

  3418. IPv6 address easter eggs

  3419. Lists and outlines

  3420. Feedback on static comments

  3421. New frontmatter generator

  3422. The Eurasian Blue Tit, by Francis Franklin

  3423. Moving from 1Password for KeePassXC

  3424. RFC: Comment systems

  3425. Vertel Etherwave

  3426. Forcing Xen ACPI shutdown

  3427. The beige 5.25 inch Zip Insider

  3428. Mad as Hell!

  3429. Replacing social networks with RSS

  3430. Electoboom on fruit-based proverbs

  3431. Using Amex as a single-trip Sydney Opal

  3432. Upupuper!

  3433. Epson’s classic combo floppy drives

  3434. Sydney Then and Now, 1959–2016

  3435. A home-office hideaway computer desk

  3436. Goodbye, Digg Reader

  3437. Turning 32!

  3438. First direct flights from Australia to the UK

  3439. My Akihabara GPD Pocket

  3440. When you cd to double slashes in bash, tcsh

  3441. Friday fanmail: I noticed your website

  3442. Upgrading pip packages

  3443. The Facebook market failure

  3444. Flat, mobile designs reduce usability

  3445. More regressive web design stickyness

  3446. Keysmash #3

  3447. Rockmelon and life

  3448. How does one push 0.4 of a commit?

  3449. It’s the first of March

  3450. People leaving Sydney domestically

  3451. Missing iDOLM@STER TOKYUH@NDS

  3452. Lightbox popups and push notifications

  3453. Looking at slabs of glass

  3454. Photo of my desk in 2005

  3455. Home digital assistants

  3456. Music and phones in public

  3457. mkshrc

  3458. Chopping onions with Gordon, Jin, Namjoon

  3459. Show 373: The extinguisher episode

  3460. A railroad made of human bones

  3461. London Underground schwag

  3462. The bubo scandiacus

  3463. Homebrew serendipity

  3464. Codeine in Australia

  3465. A redacted post about an Australian politician

  3466. Expedia spam

  3467. The one time I installed Chrome

  3468. We are not spammers

  3469. The Pushkinsky Bridge

  3470. LibreOffice 6 instability

  3471. iUmu, the iMac

  3472. Ridding myself of vices

  3473. Yeah but, y’know, caffeine butter

  3474. HomePod

  3475. Still on Upian’s Hot Links!

  3476. Perl 5 and Perl 6

  3477. 800×600 in a Retina world

  3478. Fate/Grand Valentines

  3479. Concatenating with append in ImageMagick

  3480. nano in macOS High Sierra

  3481. Leopard surprises me, a decade ago

  3482. Customer demands on small IT businesses

  3483. The Hawker Siddeley Trident was fast

  3484. Azur Lane Neptunia

  3485. Hall and Oats epiphanies

  3486. This spam is virus free!

  3487. Sorting a *nix folder by last modification date

  3488. BeOS in the Wayback Machine

  3489. Evolution, a decade ago

  3490. Amagi Brilliant Park #04

  3491. Followup NBN post

  3492. A moment of calm in the Goldsbrough Valley

  3493. Keysmash #2

  3494. The original NBN was bad, because Turnbull?

  3495. Two-factor auth and password managers

  3496. No Speedo patterns for gents

  3497. Ports Collection support for your FreeBSD version

  3498. Bitcoin with vests

  3499. The trap of using Unix find in ordered lists

  3500. Fuji Xerox

  3501. The Intercity-Scala

  3502. Bitcoin spam with amber

  3503. Show 372: The park episode

  3504. Keysmash #1: Gresham

  3505. Bitcoin spam and cheese

  3506. Sydney’s bubble tea, ranked

  3507. Stack Overflow survey omission

  3508. jOOQ SQL for Java

  3509. GitHub supported manifest files

  3510. Sunrise, by everyone

  3511. Yearly archives in GoHugo

  3512. Not attributing motives or histories to people

  3513. HP battery recall

  3514. The daily bird, via @sjdorst

  3515. Fate/Grand Order yukata figs

  3516. 12TB drives are now a thing

  3517. Baked Australia

  3518. Time for configuration management

  3519. Meltdown and Spectre

  3520. Norah Jones, Sunrise

  3521. Xen on yesterday’s Intel issue

  3522. The red-backed fairy-wren

  3523. A list of jazz musicians

  3524. Intel’s protected kernel memory leak fun

  3525. Blogging in 2018

  3526. Concatenating images in ImageMagick

  3527. Listerine mouth wash taste guide

  3528. Welcome to 2018!

  3529. Tactical summer beverages

  3530. Brigid Delaney on Australia’s 2017

  3531. Disabling VyOS console devices

  3532. StorageCraft’s holiday glitter

  3533. The Mackinac Bridge

  3534. Replace FTP client with NcFTP on High Sierra

  3535. Show 371: The FGO episode

  3536. Overnightscape Central: Jimbo Two and Blue

  3537. AOL Instant Messenger

  3538. That's a big desktop VM

  3539. The unrecyclable, unsellable stuff

  3540. Sportsmanship

  3541. Buried under eBay chargers

  3542. CRN poll on fate of the NBN

  3543. Marriage equality now law in Australia 🎄 🌈

  3544. FreeBSD swapinfo

  3545. Only upgrade Apple on .2 releases now

  3546. Selling on eBay, December 2017

  3547. Retina image downscaling with CSS

  3548. VMware Windows 2000 KB835732 additions error

  3549. Dangerous of reporting on “wiki” and “crypto”

  3550. Verifying my Micro.blog

  3551. FreeBSD.org using Let’s Encrypt

  3552. Headers

  3553. Songs with the word ceiling in their title

  3554. Friday Fanmail: Mark Waller

  3555. 34th Street–Hudson Yards

  3556. A diamond encrusted bass guitar

  3557. FaceID

  3558. Using HTTPS Debian repos with Ansible

  3559. The Tupolev Tu-114

  3560. Decluttering to a little portable library

  3561. Activities and Visitors!

  3562. Australia just said yes to marriage equality 🌈

  3563. Belle Gibson, fake cures, and media

  3564. MacOS High Sierra UI bugs

  3565. Installing Python pip in Homebrew

  3566. The @Gruber on cars in Singapore

  3567. Advanced protection from Google instead?

  3568. Paring back to an essential vimrc

  3569. J. Ellis on thoeries

  3570. Enter username, hit button, enter password

  3571. Apps first

  3572. The origin of DirectX green

  3573. OLEDs suck, for me

  3574. Hackensack text clipping

  3575. King Willem-Alexander at KLM

  3576. Show 370: The Canberra episode

  3577. A Horse with No Name

  3578. Irredentism

  3579. Mrs Robinson

  3580. Happy anniversary and tricks from lzop!

  3581. How to really add FreeBSD users to groups

  3582. iTunes 12.7

  3583. But Steve Jobs wouldn’t have done it!

  3584. What’s new in the Debian installer

  3585. Amagi Brilliant Park #03

  3586. Marriage equality

  3587. Video: Bit dusty next door

  3588. No more plain text Zendesk

  3589. Amagi Brilliant Park #02

  3590. Trump

  3591. Pointless list #1: People I like and dislike

  3592. Apple’s September 2017 kit

  3593. Rubenerd Law of Headlines

  3594. Xen and KVM in 2017

  3595. You can (not) advance to Safe Senders

  3596. Unsub me already: Webjet, fail

  3597. OSUNIX

  3598. Rubenerd 2017 theme live

  3599. Ansible: Unable to find in expected paths

  3600. Electroboom on the Right Hand Rule

  3601. What about AIX and HP/UX?

  3602. A journal entry from 2010, and date formats

  3603. Goodbye to Solaris, probably?

  3604. Bootstrapping Perl with Perlbrew and CPAN

  3605. Amagi Brilliant Park #01

  3606. Show 369: The wurst episode

  3607. firewalld gotchas

  3608. Overnightscape Central: Whatever

  3609. Five hundred pages

  3610. Manflu 2017

  3611. HTML layout template example

  3612. Motor racing shopping trolley

  3613. Using perl -pe over sed

  3614. Another vote for Safari favicons

  3615. Going from Vegetarian to Pescetarian

  3616. That Google gender-diversity memo

  3617. Did you have a chance to review my last email?

  3618. Flaws with Sydney’s Opal card

  3619. Fresh spam

  3620. Show 364: The Hong Kong episode

  3621. Scott Ludlam

  3622. Show 363: The everything except episode

  3623. Citibank Australia and Safari

  3624. Rick’s 10GbE home network

  3625. Recycling VHS tapes

  3626. Second–hand computers do exist

  3627. Building a Wall

  3628. Unsub me already: GitHub, fail

  3629. Lonely people in Singapore

  3630. JSON Feed, and JSON in RSS

  3631. Fibre to the Node

  3632. Gotten

  3633. Show 362: The table screw episode

  3634. Unsub me already: PagerDuty newsletters, fail

  3635. Hamburger icons

  3636. High speed rail in Australia, again

  3637. Prevent GELI password boot prompts

  3638. A decade of iTelephones

  3639. Unsub me already: ZDNet Tech Today AU, pass!

  3640. Cardinal George Pell charged

  3641. Doc Searls: Lessons people learn too late

  3642. Unsub me already: FedEx Australia, fail

  3643. Who’s to blame for slow AU broadband?

  3644. Boeing 757 Heavy

  3645. Unsub me already: Australian School of Applied Management, fail

  3646. Unsub me already: Startup.co, fail

  3647. Unsub me already: APNIC Secretariat, fail

  3648. Deprecating homebrew-dupes

  3649. Moving in 2017, and all that fun stuff

  3650. VASP

  3651. Unsub me already: Manufactoring Operations Institute, fail

  3652. Ogden Nash #1

  3653. Definition lists in markdown

  3654. HTML tidy syntax

  3655. Unsub me already: HP Australia, fail

  3656. Unsub me already: M20/20 StartUp companies, pass!

  3657. Unsub me already: TechTarget, fail

  3658. Mr Brandis, You Can (Not) Decrypt

  3659. Castle

  3660. UK election 2017

  3661. Sydney house prices in 2017

  3662. Social norms and coffee shops

  3663. Jerry Novak's June coffee

  3664. Interest over values

  3665. July 2017 Rubenerd spam

  3666. Goodbye, del.icio.us

  3667. But I’d treat her better!

  3668. Here’s an email for a received message

  3669. Ubuntu switching to Wayland

  3670. Giving up refined sugar

  3671. This press release is excited!

  3672. VirtualBox guest additions in Fedora 25

  3673. Charities worth your time and money

  3674. The blight of expired Let’s Encrypt certs

  3675. Old driver decision tree

  3676. Building QEMU on CentOS 7

  3677. Unboxing a 1997 Iomega Jaz Drive

  3678. Oliver’s law of assumed responsibility

  3679. The Show is back on iTunes

  3680. Where oil rigs go to die

  3681. Marcon, not Le Pen

  3682. Show 361: The Clark episode

  3683. Flex

  3684. Mr John Clarke, one of the great satirists

  3685. Overnightscape Central: Shambles Constant (Hometownville Bonus)

  3686. Dat sentence

  3687. Show 360: The revolutionary episode

  3688. Overnightscape Central: We’ve Got Ideas

  3689. Fix DOS MBR

  3690. Sending back UTM links

  3691. Big Boy

  3692. diskutil unmountDisk

  3693. One is not like the others

  3694. You've woken up to a 1980s breakfast

  3695. No more local Singapore-Malaysia calls, kinda

  3696. Fate/Grand Order VR feat. Mash Kyrielight

  3697. Restoring my first computer

  3698. del.icio.us in IFTTT

  3699. The HP Pavilion Wave

  3700. The @Stilgherrian on fake news

  3701. The new Mac Pro shall be

  3702. LibreOffice HTML table paste

  3703. Goodbye CodePlex

  3704. Typewriter style keyboard

  3705. Goodbye Daisuke Satō

  3706. I’m 31

  3707. ECC in AMD Ryzen

  3708. Keep it simple, Ansible

  3709. Sila’s gamble

  3710. Python interpreter for Ansible

  3711. Guarenteed market share

  3712. Safari in 2017

  3713. The Zip Insider

  3714. Ansible with FreeBSD

  3715. Versions of EMM386

  3716. Chlorinated water bottles

  3717. Dad on the mend

  3718. Icehouse, Electric Blue (1987)

  3719. Rhipe Prime Portal

  3720. Terry comments on New Jersey episodes

  3721. Boris Kustodiev’s Shrovetide

  3722. Show 359: The C= episode

  3723. Atlassian, I am disappoint

  3724. Record answers for Apple secret questions

  3725. Hot enough for you 2017?

  3726. The most 21st century paragraph ever

  3727. 3D-printed Penrose Triangle

  3728. Valentine termination spam

  3729. Running Anisble locally

  3730. On the size of the Commodore 128

  3731. Ten years of Haruhi

  3732. Millions benefit from housing speculation

  3733. Borland in iTerm

  3734. afconvert and avconv performance

  3735. Show 358: The cable episode

  3736. The NOCHANGE BBS car

  3737. Unsub me already: Slack, fail

  3738. Unsub me already: Box, fail

  3739. Civil use of Australia's mandatory metadata

  3740. Show 357: The borders episode

  3741. The state of the Mac

  3742. Hugo 0.18.1

  3743. Hyouka's Chitanda, the unsung composer

  3744. Saber TYPE-MOON RACING fig

  3745. BBS automotive spam

  3746. MacVim's search replace

  3747. Farewell office coffee mug

  3748. Overnightscape Central: 1984

  3749. Norfolk Island, I can't handle your birds

  3750. The Boeing 727 prototype

  3751. UK's EU ambassador quits

  3752. Don’t enforce password character limits

  3753. Two-tone beige keyboards in 2017

  3754. But even in their dressing

  3755. A list of Windows disk benchmark tools

  3756. Registrars for .moe

  3757. Testing SSL connections

  3758. HealthMeTV video station billboards

  3759. 2016 and masculinity

  3760. Australian ISPs to block torrent sites

  3761. Firefox and Vivaldi are smaller

  3762. Goodbye junk

  3763. Prescription drugs are far worse

  3764. More sold and closed OpenStack clouds

  3765. The best interview of all time

  3766. Overnightscape NY/NJ feedback

  3767. Getting into blogging

  3768. No more public Dropbox folders

  3769. Unsub me already: CD Baby, fail

  3770. Fate Grand Order 2016 Summer Event

  3771. Colleague feedback

  3772. Unsub me already: OnlineCompliancePanel, fail

  3773. Unsub me already: Exxact, fail

  3774. Unsub me already: The WHIR / Pentontech, fail

  3775. Unsub me already: Wrike, pass!

  3776. Offshore Singapore bank accounts

  3777. Megaport newsletters

  3778. Fujitsu exiting laptop business

  3779. Reasons to use HTTPS

  3780. freebsd-update timezone changes

  3781. The unfortunately-named Eero

  3782. Why politicians like property investment

  3783. Case-insensitive file systems aren't clear cut

  3784. Domain: All you need are rich parents

  3785. Fate/Grand Order TV special

  3786. The NSG uClean LD-1420 HMT

  3787. Overnightscape Central: Pockets, Cans and UFOs

  3788. Weaning off streaming music

  3789. Australia's immigration dimwits

  3790. Boeing 777 and narrow-bodies compared

  3791. Wikipedia user groups

  3792. youtube-dl through a proxy

  3793. The @wellmaywesay podcast

  3794. Unbounce Convertables

  3795. Fate/Grand Phone Case

  3796. Infrequently asked questions

  3797. Graduate Outcomes Survey

  3798. The moe Sukhoi T-50

  3799. Trump

  3800. The greatest songs of all time

  3801. Sell or promote spam

  3802. Show 355: The New Jersey episode

  3803. Recommended for you!

  3804. Women in IT on Slashdot

  3805. Mac downloads in 2016

  3806. DirtyCOW

  3807. Collecting American licence plates

  3808. Open the Door (-문을 여시오)

  3809. Those are even more commits

  3810. Show 353: The Olympus trip episode

  3811. 287 megabytes of Emacs

  3812. Kelana Jaya Putra LRT line

  3813. Eight years ago, the Convair 880

  3814. A week of posts at once

  3815. Check for bashisms

  3816. Here's looking at you, Facebook

  3817. One Australian electorate against marriage equality

  3818. Parked on footpaths: Merc SUV

  3819. Dismissing macOS modal dialogs

  3820. Multiple GoToMeeting versions

  3821. Leaked doc show long Medicare delays

  3822. Blank iTunes apps column

  3823. Selling my Yoko Littner bunny fig

  3824. The Rubenerd @1999io server

  3825. Latest @humblebooks bundle: Science fiction by real scientists

  3826. It’s IT Pro Day ‘16!

  3827. Overnightscape Central: Reading Room

  3828. Show 352: The companion cube episode

  3829. iTunes 12.5.1.21

  3830. Moving from del.ici.ous to Pinboard

  3831. The first Lockheed L-1011 TriStar

  3832. Eleven cafe trends

  3833. iTerm2 3.0.9

  3834. Overnightscape Central: Changes

  3835. Collecting a decade of work

  3836. USB aquarium alarm clock pen holder light

  3837. No offline OneNote

  3838. Show 351: The minty creole episode

  3839. The wonderful FreeBSD cal

  3840. Four rules for web form design

  3841. Lesson 10 in grilled cheese sandwich observation

  3842. The iPhone 7

  3843. Japan on Brexit

  3844. Amex Australia customer survey

  3845. Goodbye, Internet Explorer 6

  3846. Overnightscape Central: Strange Places

  3847. Webmaster Hales on four power supplies

  3848. Show 350: The sandy camera episode

  3849. rgb2ycbcr and rgrep

  3850. Four power supplies

  3851. FreeBSD and ZFS with Plex

  3852. Quaquaversal Satellite: Palace

  3853. Enforce 4k sectors in FreeBSD

  3854. Small, good camera for 2016

  3855. Force overwrite with cp

  3856. Newsletter abuse

  3857. Vesper claim chowder

  3858. Goodbye, Instapaper

  3859. If it isn’t right for you right now

  3860. What happened to Otto?

  3861. S. R. Nathan

  3862. Overnightscape Central: Food Food Food

  3863. Show 349: The nanotube skyscraper episode

  3864. Back on 20th August 2006

  3865. Show 348: The transient existence episode

  3866. HPE buys SGI

  3867. Goodbye Gawker, and hopefully Gizmodo

  3868. Moving to Amex

  3869. Extracting more money from renters

  3870. The derived namespace

  3871. Re:Zero's Rem

  3872. IT snow days

  3873. Font rendering in 2016

  3874. Fate/Stay Night: Unlimited Blade Works

  3875. Mr Turnbull on the NBN and #CensusFail

  3876. The ASUS EeeBook X205TA

  3877. Overnightscape Central: Lethargy

  3878. Confluence as a family wiki

  3879. An incomplete list of my common misspellings

  3880. Sydney restaurants that take Amex

  3881. Singapore nostalgia at Equinix

  3882. Over 9,000 and Sysadmin Day

  3883. More flexible gohugo summaries

  3884. Ruben the university graduate

  3885. Overnightscape Central: Escape

  3886. Parked on footpaths: Isuzu Tipper

  3887. Deactivating Windows

  3888. Install Windows help files

  3889. Windows robocopy alternative to rsync

  3890. Hugo generating content in memory

  3891. Covering laptop cameras

  3892. Show 347: The Harrison Ford episode

  3893. Show 346: The cereal episode

  3894. Alternative Let’s Encrypt Clients

  3895. Recharge

  3896. Kindly, Don’t Do That

  3897. URL encoding codes

  3898. Eschewing (gesundheit) the word just

  3899. It’s 7-11

  3900. Spare a thought for Outlook users

  3901. Show 345: The turncoat episode

  3902. Show 344: The fixtery episode

  3903. Vim’s smart undo without saving changes

  3904. Overnightscape Central: Mystery

  3905. Overnightscape Central: Albums #2

  3906. Boxed–up posts

  3907. WWDC 2016

  3908. How likely to recommend emails

  3909. brew cask move yourself

  3910. Overnightscape Central: Albums

  3911. Show 343: The light episode

  3912. Overwatch

  3913. Being an ISFJ

  3914. macOS

  3915. Overnightscape Central: Nostalgia

  3916. Vivaldi

  3917. Vivaldi gets some 1Password love

  3918. Show 342: The DisplayPort episode

  3919. The NBN is dead, but look at the kitten!

  3920. Overnightscape Central: Ramp Fiction

  3921. Basic sh to scan an IP range

  3922. Overnightscape Central: Franchises and Series

  3923. Showing dd progress

  3924. Check your election enrolment

  3925. Brexit being something else

  3926. Facebook privacy

  3927. Overnightscape Central: Military

  3928. Show 341: The shoes episode

  3929. Aizu Project’s Ayanami Rei

  3930. And you’re gonna hear me roar

  3931. OK Go: Upside Down & Inside Out

  3932. Dumb interview questions

  3933. Overnightscape Central: In Between

  3934. Choosing a minimalistic Mini-ITX case

  3935. Show 340: The stuff episode

  3936. Overnightscape Central: Creativity

  3937. RFID spam

  3938. Xamarin the loss–leader

  3939. Apple Lossless versus FLAC

  3940. Overnightscape Central: News

  3941. Show 339: The bojangles episode

  3942. Using spell checkers to break bad habits

  3943. rar files in Debian Jessie

  3944. Show 338: The Sydney episode

  3945. Overnightscape Central: Games

  3946. Light iTerm colour schemes

  3947. Hidden TV Tuner metadata from last decade

  3948. Overnightscape Central: Gossip

  3949. Life event unlocked: SteamFest 2016

  3950. Show 337: The skimming episode

  3951. scp can tab-complete for three slashes

  3952. Safari Technology Preview

  3953. ssh, sftp, scp, tftp port fun

  3954. Transport NSW Australian Tennis

  3955. Thunderbird 1024

  3956. Icelandic PM no confidence vote over Panama Papers

  3957. Government still committed to uni fee hike

  3958. Overnightscape Central: Jean Shepherd

  3959. Won’t Get Fooled Again

  3960. Introversion

  3961. We don’t need Australian state taxes

  3962. Myriad Colours Phantom World

  3963. Show 336: The twenties episode

  3964. Thirty

  3965. Amazon's vexillology needs some work

  3966. MacVim wants to go full screen

  3967. Show 335: The woke-up episode

  3968. Show 334: The lanyard episode

  3969. Show 333: The triptriptriple episode

  3970. Melbourne IT on graceful degradation

  3971. Show 332: The gap episode

  3972. Overnightscape Central: Baseball/Cricket

  3973. Show 331: The rainbow episode

  3974. Calibre installs a few things

  3975. Parked on footpaths: Nissan hatchback

  3976. Show 330: The Oh Marion episode

  3977. When pluralisation attacks

  3978. When NinjaFirewall attacks

  3979. When password character limits attack

  3980. No more Australian HECS repayment incentives

  3981. Show 329: The sound game episode

  3982. Parked on footpaths: Great Wall ute

  3983. Folding paper seven times

  3984. Browsing tar files with Vim

  3985. Overnightscape Central: Other Podcasts

  3986. Parked on footpaths: Toyota Plastix van

  3987. Blocked networking between EC2 instances

  3988. Show 328: The Gardeners Road episode

  3989. Curiosity Stream

  3990. MIT algorithm for page speed

  3991. The Sun Type 6

  3992. GitHub asks for username with SSH configured

  3993. Overnightscape Central: Writers and Writing

  3994. Show 327: The syncing corn muffin episode

  3995. Australia's failed NBN

  3996. Show 326: The 29th of February episode

  3997. Overnightscape Central: Show of Shows 2016

  3998. Venture capital firm spam

  3999. Overnightscape Central: Three TV Shows

  4000. New Fate/Stay Night Master Arturia

  4001. Windows 10 versus Wireshark

  4002. Overnightscape Central: Pennies From Heaven and Cars

  4003. Why I'm an Onsug and 5by5 guy

  4004. Show 325: The long lost 2013 episode

  4005. Show 324: The withinside episode

  4006. Death by CloudFront

  4007. Show 323: The front fell off episode

  4008. First of February

  4009. The Great GitHub Outage of 2016

  4010. Show 322: The reading into Straya episode

  4011. Overnightscape Central: Alternate Reality

  4012. Show 321: The Ziggy Snape episode

  4013. Show 320: The world simulator episode

  4014. CRN: Optus rescues Dick Smith team

  4015. Ian Potts

  4016. Elements.pm

  4017. The Venus is in the Horsehead Nebula

  4018. Show 319: The Lift episode

  4019. Upgrading and locking FreeBSD 10+ ports in pkgng

  4020. Ground Control to Major Tom

  4021. Overnightscape Central: Radio

  4022. The best thesaurus sentence of 2016

  4023. Perl 5.20 in FreeBSD

  4024. CSS was a missed opportunity, part 2

  4025. Show 318: The unverted imbrella episode

  4026. Overnightscape Central: Library

  4027. Outlook Web Access

  4028. Show 317: The Whitefish episode

  4029. This month's unsubscribe fun: Pinterest

  4030. Hey Everybody It’s Jimbo: Interview with Ruben

  4031. Young Ace, June 2015

  4032. Show 316: The Opera House episode

  4033. Rest in peace, Ian Murdoch

  4034. Show 315: The 2015 soundtrack episode

  4035. Gurren Lagann Yoko bunny figure

  4036. Overnightscape Central: Half a Decade

  4037. Show 314: The Christmas pie episode

  4038. Show 313: The Coffee Support Team episode

  4039. Overnightscape Central: Characters

  4040. Show 312: The Adelaide returns episode

  4041. Back at the Boatdeck Café

  4042. Hey Everybody It’s Jimbo: ONSUG Synchronicity

  4043. Overnightscape Central: The Absurd

  4044. Show 311: The Jimbo episode

  4045. Turnbull’s moot startup point

  4046. Show 310: The bag episode

  4047. Overnightscape Central: Weird Holiday Memories

  4048. Show 309: The Shambles episode

  4049. Monochrome EMM386 memory with Windows 3.1x

  4050. brew install sshpass

  4051. Facebook like-buying #Spam

  4052. Show 308: The sugar soup episode

  4053. The 2015 Toffee Nut Latte

  4054. Australian privacy, NBN net neutrality, and other news

  4055. Overnightscape Central: Spiderman

  4056. Show 307: The Doc Sleaze episode

  4057. Show 306: The hand dryer episode

  4058. Markdown in Vim

  4059. Is Earth's clear sky unusual?

  4060. Overnightscape Central: Corner Store

  4061. We are all Lebanese and French

  4062. WordPress 2015 Survey

  4063. Show 305: The Special Delivery episode

  4064. Overnightscape Central: Hall of Fame

  4065. Show 304: The wellness episode

  4066. Can't use rbenv–installed Ruby?

  4067. Overnightscape Central: Science Fiction

  4068. Show 303: The paradox of choice episode

  4069. When Truncation Attacks: IT News

  4070. Cancelling PayPal subscriptions

  4071. Overnightscape Central: Time and Aging

  4072. Something to do with KVMs

  4073. Being mostly wrong about diesel cars

  4074. Show 302: The metro coffee episode

  4075. You’re not part of the problem if you criticise FTTN

  4076. Overnightscape Central: Why We Record

  4077. Show 301: The G3 media episode

  4078. Why bother with fake meat?

  4079. Hunter Valley Gardens

  4080. +612 8076 2005 is spam

  4081. I could pass a US citizenship test

  4082. Overnightscape Central: Villains

  4083. Show 300: The decade episode

  4084. Dishing it out, but can't take it?

  4085. Show 299: The stitchin' episode

  4086. Overnightscape Central: Imagination

  4087. Show 298: The midnight kookaburra episode

  4088. Microsoft responds to Windows 10 backlash

  4089. Overnightscape Central: Breakfast Especially Cereal

  4090. World Airways

  4091. eyeD3 not setting year correctly

  4092. Show 297: The late night train episode

  4093. Tracking loved ones, with victim blaming

  4094. Fans brave wet as iPhone 6s goes on sale

  4095. Show 296: The data centre episode

  4096. Convert ova images to raw

  4097. Unsubscribing from ZDNet newsletters

  4098. My newsletter–unsubscribe score card

  4099. Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull

  4100. When homebrew-cask won’t let you uninstall

  4101. Overnightscape Central: The Unknown

  4102. Show 295: The tangentially Who episode

  4103. Kill la Mizugi

  4104. Just don’t use Facebook then

  4105. Changing QEMU floppy disks

  4106. ejabberd with RapidSSL wildcard certs

  4107. Wikipedia has all three homes

  4108. When will VoIP kill the telephone?

  4109. Show 294: The Emperor's Puff episode

  4110. Overnightscape Central: Another Music Show

  4111. FreshPorts on GitHub

  4112. 444 Rubenerd pages

  4113. Subtracting dates to 209

  4114. Australian iPhone 6s plans stuck in the 2000s

  4115. Show 293: The microfiche episode

  4116. The xkcd survey

  4117. Show 292: The George Foreman Grill episode

  4118. Two years of the Abbott Government

  4119. Overnightscape Central: Reality

  4120. Trolls ruin all the things

  4121. Show 291: The veg episode

  4122. Call on Australian Government to offer safety to Syrian Refugees

  4123. Ed Bott on Windows 10

  4124. She’s The One

  4125. Finding the current week

  4126. The Rudebox Matrix

  4127. Google’s new logo

  4128. OpenBSD getting a native hypervisor

  4129. NCSA HTTPd archived

  4130. Segfaulting Firefox on FreeBSD

  4131. Denali joins Uluru

  4132. Show 290: The calm episode

  4133. Akisora Hiyori’s giant girls

  4134. Mid-2012 MacBook Air SSD upgrades

  4135. That's a lot of commits

  4136. Importing from Bitbucket to Github

  4137. Drop the grit

  4138. Pointless Rubenerd post stats

  4139. Wq is not a Vim editor command

  4140. Right turn from left lane, caught by police

  4141. jot and shuf

  4142. Launching RDP from SecureCRT

  4143. Overnightscape Central: Sunday

  4144. Show 289: The CTE 209 VIII episode

  4145. Asukaziye’s Saber Lily

  4146. Using CoreOS ISO to install

  4147. CoreOS needs a gig of memory

  4148. The SecureCRT terminal emulator

  4149. Quietly clobbering with GNU sed

  4150. Overnightscape Central: 50s Movies

  4151. Show 288: The time nostalgia episode

  4152. MySQL/MariaDB search and replace

  4153. Show 287: The fire alarm episode

  4154. Show 286: The hardware store episode

  4155. The HTML5 be evolving, breaking

  4156. Overnightscape Central: Show of Shows Again

  4157. Using Safari for a week

  4158. Show 285: The construction site photo episode

  4159. Dave Chinner on XFS scalability

  4160. Overnightscape Central: Rock n Roll

  4161. Goodbye, Bronwyn Bishop

  4162. Show 284: The coffee-spy solitaire episode

  4163. Ignore certificate warnings in wget

  4164. Stop -webkit-font-smooting: antialiased

  4165. San Francisco trialling urine–repelling paint

  4166. Stopping SOGo Connector notifications

  4167. Integral to the success of integers

  4168. Overnightscape Central: Disney

  4169. Show 283: The 80s shopping centre episode

  4170. Mount ZFS in FreeBSD single user mode

  4171. Raw tech specs

  4172. Flickr Pro doubles the size of its eel

  4173. Blazing fast grep alternative in Bourne shell

  4174. Concession Opal cards

  4175. Creative code spammers

  4176. Overnightscape Central: Age and Aging

  4177. Shows now under Creative Commons Attribution

  4178. Show 282: The transient space episode

  4179. The day the package managers died

  4180. Show 281: The lucid island episode

  4181. July 2015 iPods

  4182. nginx 1.9.3

  4183. Renaming files with invalid characters

  4184. Overnightscape Central: James Bond

  4185. Show 280: The exploring virtual worlds to electronica episode

  4186. Is site blocking effective in stopping piracy?

  4187. Overnightscape Central: Terrible Television

  4188. Say what, Perl?

  4189. That's a lot of Windows domains

  4190. Show 279: The four cities of Sydney episode

  4191. A computer on every desk and in every home

  4192. A BitBucket easter egg

  4193. Show 278: The Onsug scary house Jerry Novak episode

  4194. PowerShell for the Bourne guy

  4195. Not Atom, Atom

  4196. Ruben sets up utilities

  4197. OS X El Capitan

  4198. Show 277: The Northern Irish Clara episode

  4199. raindog308 on CentOS 7 and systemd

  4200. Poles and wires for the NBN

  4201. Show 276: The moonshine shampoo episode

  4202. OpenSSL now at 1.0.2b

  4203. Top posting sigs in Thunderbird, SeaMonkey

  4204. Using VPNs for the subs

  4205. Who Ha's Khaki, and @FrankNora

  4206. When nginx add_header don't appear

  4207. Show 275: The inscrutable six year mark episode

  4208. debian_version in Ubuntu

  4209. Q Branch is still technically in business

  4210. Wrike Summer

  4211. My bedroom home office in 2010

  4212. Google Photos

  4213. Another reminder of luck

  4214. BREAKING: Terrifying police scope–creep spam!

  4215. CentOS 7 symlinking ALL the bins

  4216. When git fatal pathspec's you

  4217. Terminal emoji

  4218. Reading off smartphones is rote learning

  4219. Eye on Springfield

  4220. Empty plist input with Homebrew Cask

  4221. Australia's surveillance tax is on

  4222. Git shortcut for moving tracked resources

  4223. John Oliver in Sydney

  4224. git-lite on FreeBSD

  4225. Mothers Day 2015

  4226. The @georgiecel on DuckDuckGo

  4227. Translucent screens

  4228. DuckDuckGo

  4229. sed versus Perl substitution performance

  4230. Red Cross Appeal for Nepal

  4231. Australian housing affordability

  4232. When you factor in externalities

  4233. I heard you like cranes

  4234. Shaun needs dental surgery

  4235. Something rather than something

  4236. Stopping around the web links

  4237. Australian living standards

  4238. When I accidently The Australian

  4239. Sharing DOS with Windows 95 and 3.1

  4240. US bases in Australia

  4241. John Roderick for Seattle City Council

  4242. Updating packages with reprepro

  4243. Saccharin spam

  4244. “Y Combinator created a new model for startups”

  4245. Windows Applications

  4246. Stop trying to make Apple Watch without 'the' happen

  4247. Friendfeed shutting down

  4248. Fun SEO spammers

  4249. This isn't my jam

  4250. Vegemite pizza

  4251. Build and use xva-img to extract raw images

  4252. Xfce 4.12

  4253. Dark side of the moon

  4254. That’s a lot of Unix installs

  4255. Railblazer

  4256. Difference between Quanta and Qantas

  4257. Rocky OpenStack

  4258. The IKEA firm RÖLLEKA pillow

  4259. AKB48 Sugar Rush

  4260. Dat Cosby Sweater

  4261. Paul Simon’s One Trick Pony

  4262. File `graphicsx.sty’ not found

  4263. Ten friggen years of Rubenerd

  4264. CPU architectures on nixCraft

  4265. Sourcing bash and Bourne shell scripts

  4266. 256 greys with transparency

  4267. Converting down PNGs to 256 greys

  4268. My first ever geographically relevant spam

  4269. A tree without decoration

  4270. The bane of GNU Info

  4271. Expired and deleted domains

  4272. Ultra super secure invalid passphrases

  4273. Devuan forking Debian over systemd

  4274. No-nonsense MemTest86 bootable USB keys

  4275. Accidental Tech Podcast on Git

  4276. Improving visual appearance with spam

  4277. An ECDSA randomart vulture

  4278. Cloud storage arrays

  4279. An RSA randomart camel

  4280. He knows basically everything spam

  4281. An RSA randomart boot

  4282. Microsoft open sources .NET?

  4283. The FireHOL flame haze

  4284. No more Nokia Sync

  4285. Not much time left for Github Pages DNS change

  4286. An unexpected FreeBSD 10.1 RC4

  4287. Circular (travelling) headphones

  4288. Hey, your tag links are blue again

  4289. Time to shake the toner

  4290. Yes, you can use qcow2 images with Xen

  4291. #wgetNoSatisfaction

  4292. Decorations

  4293. Keyloggers

  4294. Those DNS network ports

  4295. BetterSnapTool window tiling for OS X

  4296. Ubuntu mirrors

  4297. Bowie and Jagger Dancing in the Street

  4298. Jekyll GitHub gists

  4299. The 27 inch Retina iMac

  4300. Podcast quotes for 2014

  4301. CSS3’s new box-sizing property

  4302. Brand New Music, with Ben Sidran

  4303. Sophos Security Gateway on Xen

  4304. Recording screens with ffmpeg

  4305. The Typo2 iPhone keyboard

  4306. UTS Building 11 lifts

  4307. Infinite scrolling

  4308. Missing FreeBSD map file

  4309. Xen embargo

  4310. Hey, bash doesn’t exist

  4311. Bash code injection vulnerability

  4312. MySQL comments

  4313. Sugary job offers

  4314. SATA on QEMU

  4315. Using xz with newsyslog

  4316. Converting vmdk version 3 images

  4317. FreeBSD 10 performance

  4318. The Bic Orange Finepoint most certainly is

  4319. Disable moused on a FreeBSD Xen guest

  4320. Choosing a keyboard for gaming and typing

  4321. Changing the owner of a symlink

  4322. Monday Postgres derp

  4323. The Back Nine, with Ben Sidran

  4324. Initialising regrettable decisions with systemd

  4325. Wheel group for FreeBSD visudo

  4326. Interpreting ipmitool ser list memory errors

  4327. A hundred little drafts

  4328. Latest TPG ISP adventures

  4329. The cost of fast TV and web browsing

  4330. Debian Wheezy backports

  4331. Featured images

  4332. Default servers in nginx

  4333. When script kiddies don’t get absolute URLs

  4334. John C. Dvorak on not fixing the obvious

  4335. UTS Building 11 feedback

  4336. The lost opportunity of UTS Building 11

  4337. You’re subscribed to our new mailing list!

  4338. Two years with a MacBook Air

  4339. SCSI

  4340. Here Comes The Playlist

  4341. Data retain THIS, Mr Attorney General

  4342. Saturday nights with a PSU

  4343. Basic nginx headers

  4344. Media reporting on Dropbox security, privacy

  4345. Getting started with Xen

  4346. Use curl to download image sequences

  4347. But women can’t be...

  4348. When force umount doesn’t even work

  4349. A small list of terrible web clichés

  4350. FreeBSD 10 PVHVM serial console

  4351. Terminal capability "cm" required

  4352. PCI passthrough without VT-d support

  4353. Goodbye, Aperture

  4354. Force SSH password authentication

  4355. pkgng repository size

  4356. Running ServerBear

  4357. A minimal network enabled Slackware install

  4358. Hypne cyprès

  4359. Galculator

  4360. Rubenerd for the next ten years

  4361. vnd.3M.Post-it-Notes?

  4362. NTP sanity check

  4363. Thinking of @CaseyLiss when learning C#

  4364. Remember SOAP?

  4365. Sneakernet cloud uploads

  4366. Jekyll dates

  4367. S/MIME in Mac Outlook

  4368. Windows 8 Mail and S/MIME

  4369. VyOS, a Vyatta fork

  4370. Installing PHP APC on Debian

  4371. intl PECL extension not available

  4372. Replacing MySQL with PostgreSQL in php-fpm

  4373. Listing installed Debian packages

  4374. OmniFocus 2 and seeking an alternative

  4375. Bill Shorten’s Australian budget reply

  4376. Ladar Levison, and tapping is easy right?

  4377. The snake oil of application document recovery

  4378. Why Lavabit shut down

  4379. This is bad for the Internet

  4380. Tasty PerlMonks ASCII art

  4381. Getting rid of Cisco spam

  4382. Google Chrome removing OCSP

  4383. Where NetNewsWire 4.0 stores app data

  4384. Diesel cars

  4385. Altered brew tap structure breaking brew-cask

  4386. Just ordered an @atpfm shirt

  4387. A Firefox 29 bugshot

  4388. Libertarianism

  4389. This is my 77,777th tweet

  4390. Is that an IPA in your trash?

  4391. Expensive regressions for Sydney Trains

  4392. The Topre RealForce looks absolutely perfect

  4393. WASD keyboard design fun

  4394. The house at the top of the world

  4395. Disruption from Sydney, and keyboards

  4396. One hiccup using Tumblr as a blog platform

  4397. Accessing raw unmountable Mac volumes

  4398. The Roland TR-808

  4399. The OpenSSL heart bleeds

  4400. CoolerMaster QuickFire, via @screenbeard

  4401. I’m a Cent Cent CentOS guy

  4402. Tumblr as a blogging platform

  4403. My preferred Safari extensions

  4404. Defensive programming and system design

  4405. Disconnect for ALL the browsers

  4406. An Ultimo pilgrimage to MSY

  4407. Ruben and Malcolm’s technology mix

  4408. Ruben talks shoes

  4409. HBO Go Game of Thrones etc

  4410. Beautiful Bravia commercial from 2005

  4411. Jekyll 1.5.1 likes my timezones again

  4412. Digg is back, and spamming us

  4413. The @caseyliss and pedantic critiques

  4414. The new @1writerapp with dark theme

  4415. Jekyll date fixes and not respecting GUIDs

  4416. 1Writer is like a Fantastical iOS editor

  4417. 1970s computer science tomes from UTS

  4418. Secure input blocking TextExpander

  4419. #KyaryPamyuPamyu in Sydney!

  4420. The CODE keyboard

  4421. Electronic inclusionism

  4422. HTML5 renders XHTML mimetypes invalid?

  4423. A PL/SQL induced surreal trip

  4424. Homebrew Eclipse Java EE Tomcat 6

  4425. My birthday will be a real wingdinger

  4426. My second workstation: Unicomp keyboards

  4427. IMAP email followup

  4428. Finally moving to Fastmail, or another provider?

  4429. Suspiciously timed massive Archival Discs

  4430. Teana Lanster and Mahou Shoujo Lyrical Nanoha

  4431. LTO Ultrium tape drives

  4432. Cards with Onodera

  4433. rsync 3.1.0 and OS X extended attributes

  4434. Ghost of The Ascott, Singapore

  4435. The @JamieJakov on my daily posts

  4436. My one Windows 9 feature request

  4437. Amazon wish list addresses

  4438. SoylentNews is people

  4439. Tiamo’s 32–bit efi and Mavericks 10.9.2

  4440. Water stars

  4441. Prominent North American Enterprise Linux Vendor

  4442. Practical, private Dropbox use cases

  4443. Batch append text in TextMate

  4444. HTML5 @georgiecel @zoomosis timestamps

  4445. Singapore camera phone pictures from 2007

  4446. HTML5 deprecates dates

  4447. Followup to Mozilla Firefox advertiles

  4448. Simple Mavericks WordPress test environment

  4449. The @dai1313 on Optiplex nostalgia

  4450. Silent swap meets and IT nostalgia

  4451. Mozilla Firefox advertiles

  4452. Got a little carried away raking

  4453. There’s something about Aperture

  4454. EscrowSecurityAlert and LaterAgent

  4455. When MariaDB has a brilliant About page

  4456. Mavericks on my first gen Mac Pro

  4457. When MariaDB gets all tsundere

  4458. Satya Nadella and Stephen Elop

  4459. Photos, or the experience

  4460. Rails to the future, almost

  4461. Why I publish a PGP public key

  4462. My own (albeit small) internet extortion adventure

  4463. Flu-like words, late at night, to my Terminal

  4464. The mystery of internal drive enclosure connectors

  4465. #PostADay2014

  4466. Mmm, chewy phone cables

  4467. Downloading from multiple sources with aria2

  4468. The sound of PPPoE silence

  4469. Hidden messages in HTML email

  4470. Kindles, iPods, teal shirts

  4471. Follow Ruben troubleshooting an mpv install

  4472. The Razer antithesis to the new Mac Pro?

  4473. Speaking of broken JPEGs

  4474. Validating HTML 3.2 pages, like it’s 1997

  4475. The wonderous new fcpbundle

  4476. Using (or not) Markdown

  4477. Client–side blogging

  4478. Wikipedia on DuckDuckGo and Google

  4479. When you use the same mouse as him

  4480. Jekyll timezones

  4481. Accidental JPEG Wiphalas

  4482. AText as a basic TextExpander alternative

  4483. A public service message on Helvetica Neue Ultra Light

  4484. Something @Gruber dot Markdown

  4485. Essential Australian Museum minerals

  4486. Amazon Cloud Drive

  4487. Five posts

  4488. Mac Pro compromises might not be for me

  4489. Scaling images for responsive designs

  4490. Webkit font smoothing

  4491. The Belkin Thunderbolt Dock

  4492. The LEGO Acropolis

  4493. ClaimID

  4494. 2013 Wordle

  4495. I’d rather be happy than “right”

  4496. All this new tech is making us antisocial

  4497. I used to be that guy; the new Mac Pro

  4498. When Michael Bublé took over the world

  4499. OS X Mavericks 10.9.1

  4500. Happy 9th Birthday, Rubenerd Weblog!

  4501. When our frigid whitegood was neither

  4502. Linux RdRand

  4503. SaaS cloud encrypting customer data

  4504. How nvALT changed my life

  4505. FreeBSD and hardware random number generators

  4506. Some ZFS SSD feedback from @zoomosis

  4507. J.J. Cale

  4508. Fedora gem can’t find header files

  4509. ZFS on FreeBSD supporting TRIM

  4510. FreeBSD 9.2 with vesa in Parallels Desktop 9

  4511. Linux doesn’t have to lose for BSD to win

  4512. Yearly draft cleanout

  4513. A graphical Mac application package manager

  4514. Confessions of a Blogger who dislikes these posts

  4515. Classic Toshiba driver archive

  4516. bsdtar and xz on one line

  4517. Plushie sushi and yuletide trees from @hanezawakirika

  4518. It’s beginning to look a lot like holidays

  4519. Aviation stuff you learn from Wikipedia

  4520. A Microsoft Office TIFF vulnerability

  4521. Cooking with Nyan

  4522. Windows 2000 only supports up to Feb 2010 DirectX 9.0c

  4523. Access Virtualisation in the Kusnetzky Model

  4524. I’m a grilled sandwich, from @mayonakaotaku

  4525. KeyRemap4MacBook

  4526. Outlook Web Access and NoScript

  4527. Mavericks would be great, if it liked my keyboard

  4528. The Gimp on SourceForge shenanigans

  4529. The ever–evolving TLS ciphersuite

  4530. The almightly Perl reference

  4531. Ditto

  4532. rsync remote command not found

  4533. CSS float away

  4534. US Congress nearly cost me an exam

  4535. So we heard you like being in ads

  4536. Unsubscribe email filter

  4537. Goodbye GitHub Pages

  4538. When the site had a meltdown

  4539. When rsync compression maketh sense

  4540. More Wahroonga photos

  4541. Wahroonga Photowalk with Clara

  4542. Quora is the new Expertsexchange (cc @jlist)

  4543. The IKEA Upptäcka backpack

  4544. UTS Student Experience Survey 2013

  4545. Sound in Windows NT 4.0 VMware Fusion guests

  4546. A tour of the Equinix SY3 data centre in Sydney

  4547. One step ISO creation from folders in OS X

  4548. The Sydney Morning Hearld

  4549. Stop OpenOffice Writer truncating your dates

  4550. Remembering the goals of IT security

  4551. Because, that’s why

  4552. A date with my invalid RDF feed

  4553. The new Eclipse icon

  4554. Bitsplitting Podcast review

  4555. Welcome to Notational Velocity!

  4556. A shorter Java println

  4557. Learning JazzHub with John Schilt

  4558. Testing

  4559. Playing with iSCSI, ESXi with @ShengYeo

  4560. Insufficient CentOS memory

  4561. What Motorola is to Google

  4562. Rubenerd Idle: Knife-Wielding Yuki

  4563. Lessons from Jekyll and Github pages

  4564. Testing the site in IE 10

  4565. An ESXi IaaS evening with @shengyeo

  4566. Photocopiers making randomly alterations

  4567. An evening with printers

  4568. My own WordPress to Jekyll adventure

  4569. Technopreneur

  4570. Obama’s 2009 whistleblower promise

  4571. Hello, World!

  4572. Why I’m sticking with RSS

  4573. W3C RDFa validation works, thanks @sideshowbarker

  4574. Microsoft enhances Windows 8.1 with ads

  4575. Homebrew now has Haswell CPU tests

  4576. IDG Connect retro logo is retro

  4577. W3C HTML5 validator no longer accepting RDFa?

  4578. So long Mr Conroy, thanks for all the fish

  4579. SalesForce Oracle supposition soup

  4580. The real barrier to SaaS adoption

  4581. HKSAR Government statement on Edward Snowden

  4582. Sony CDP-101

  4583. Cisco Discovery Protocol, eventually

  4584. C++ function for a Perl guy

  4585. Twitter won’t load on #TPG in the evenings

  4586. Our mascot is ready for winter!

  4587. Cray Mac Pro

  4588. Mascot

  4589. Perl print on closed filehandle

  4590. Why we should care about a retired Twitter API

  4591. A long overdue au revoir to aterm!

  4592. My Mac Pro space station

  4593. The @brentsimmons on Mercurial versus Git

  4594. Replacing RSS author with Dublin Core’s dc:creator

  4595. Philosocisco

  4596. Goodbye Camino

  4597. If you see this tweeted, you’re luckier than me!

  4598. When wiki truncation attacks

  4599. Baking of bread rolls in the Czech Republic

  4600. Jekyll dates, timestamps require timezones

  4601. Commission on the Theft of Functional Electronics

  4602. The only networking guy around here

  4603. Go home, site value estimators

  4604. On the open nature of Cisco’s EIGRP

  4605. One does not simply network meme

  4606. Dealing with UTF8 in Perl

  4607. I don’t always make lame networking memes

  4608. Install jekyll-import with –pre for now

  4609. This isn’t about the Cisco 2800 router series

  4610. #Anime Evangelion Art Exhibition Tour in Sydney

  4611. Happy Birthday @domossu!

  4612. Eric Schmidt says we’re just afraid of change

  4613. My latest retro multimedia CD-ROM haul

  4614. Is full-disk encryption worth it? Pokémon

  4615. What’s wrong with technical answer sites

  4616. Lady @Adasifs and Her birthday

  4617. Sharp slipping pSee shipments

  4618. Dell, going private

  4619. I think my new iPad mini is Canadian

  4620. Sorry Scoble, @Om was right on privacy

  4621. Instapaper links for March 2013

  4622. Cisco Packet Tracer doesn’t work on Windows NT

  4623. Google Keep?

  4624. GNS3: The Graphical Network Simulator

  4625. The @Giz_au apoligises for calling me stupid, kinda

  4626. Goodbye Google Reader

  4627. Arigato @risuchiin

  4628. So when Samsung shuns NFC, it’s okay

  4629. Instapaper links for February 2013

  4630. Post ID #11011

  4631. Pinterest

  4632. After @Giz_au says I look stupid, they delete my comment

  4633. Why CSS sucks

  4634. O’Reilly publishing: Muscle Nutshell

  4635. Keeping downloaded Xcode components

  4636. Stephen Fry on Pope Benedict XVI

  4637. When @giz_au said I looked stupid

  4638. The 1990s Dell Dimension, via @dai1313

  4639. The Ancient Compaq Presario 5510 spaceship

  4640. Unsubscribing from StackExchange pandas

  4641. Using TextExpander with Perl? Hell yes!

  4642. Yay, my Twitter was breached!

  4643. Amazon, please check where your customers are

  4644. RVM: It’s the little things

  4645. Instapaper links for January 2013

  4646. It was BQ-12-MU

  4647. Podcasts Ruben Listens to, January 2013

  4648. Goodbye, Old Glossy

  4649. Feedback from @wonk_01, @TypeDom, @babylove0306

  4650. The Fifth Estate Assange Wikileaks movie

  4651. Yahoo! Mail finally gets SSL!

  4652. The wrath of certain Android users

  4653. Slashdot Poll: The status of Java on my machine

  4654. A cheaper Chevrolet Volt

  4655. #Sky for 2013.01.14

  4656. Non-destructive Perl regex substitutions

  4657. It’s Not Apple So It’s Okay™

  4658. Now I know how it feels to talk to me

  4659. Redcarpet table extensions

  4660. I need the lightest possible machine…

  4661. The Frequency running in the afternoon?

  4662. An 11-inch MacBook Air unboxing review thing

  4663. Infinite Solutions: Recharging batteries

  4664. How many comments does it take to ruin a joke?

  4665. 2012 Wordle

  4666. Use FTP to download Firefox betas

  4667. She adores her 64!

  4668. ❄ Yuletide 2012

  4669. Gangnam YouTube Style

  4670. CentOS onigiri, by @hanezawakirika

  4671. kernel_thread_helper+0x7/0x10

  4672. Well hello, @yaakov_h!

  4673. A Mayan end of the world rant!

  4674. Minor site tweaks of doom

  4675. Podcasts Ruben listens to, December 2012

  4676. Happy 25th birthday, Perl!

  4677. Last chance to vote on @Siracusa’s shirt design

  4678. Soon we can download an archive of our tweets

  4679. ISDN faster than ADSL!

  4680. I didn’t pay @CaramelJune for this one

  4681. My first Perl CGI script website nostalgia thing!

  4682. Dave Brubeck, 1920 – 2012

  4683. NoScript Christmas hat!

  4684. Instapaper links for November 2012

  4685. FreeBSD pkg bootstrap is being restored

  4686. pkgng is now in the FreeBSD Handbook

  4687. A veritable pain in the neck

  4688. Malaysian FreeBSD nostalgia and community

  4689. Changing timezones in CentOS, Fedora, FreeBSD, Yuki

  4690. Summer Night: Live with the Chick Corea Akoustic Band

  4691. When I lost some respect for Julia Gillard

  4692. Now @Technorati can’t tell what a blog is?

  4693. Technorati re-verification

  4694. A @grass_desu answer;gate

  4695. #Anime Mugi vector, via @JamieJakov

  4696. Disable some of Google’s tracking

  4697. FreeBSD GPT works just fine on the ThinkPad X40

  4698. Preemptive Amazon nostalgia

  4699. Chrome supports DNT, finally

  4700. pkgin and pkgng for pkgwin

  4701. #Anime Hyouka Halloween

  4702. Instapaper links for October 2012

  4703. 14 years later, he tried SciTE

  4704. Chrome OS: I see what you did there ZDNet

  4705. 我爱你 Clara ♡

  4706. New Skype to debut only on Windows 8

  4707. Alpha Centauri Bb

  4708. XAMPP: Couldn’t start MySQL

  4709. NetBSD 6.0

  4710. Seeing @PSY_Oppa’s Gangnam Style in Sydney!

  4711. Belkin F5D7010 works on Fedora and FreeBSD

  4712. Running XAMPP on Fedora x86_64

  4713. Line numbers in GNU Emacs

  4714. Albatross by Fleetwood Mac, 1969

  4715. CentOS favicons in Nautilus?

  4716. Linus Torvalds and I had the same computer

  4717. Your new Anime@UTS webmaster!

  4718. SHA-3

  4719. I love you John, but stop reporting on Apple!

  4720. UTS site defaced with plaintext passwords

  4721. Happy Birthday Mummy

  4722. HandBrakeCLI start-at and stop-at in

  4723. Dog ate my homework, crashed my calculator

  4724. SCnO-more?

  4725. #Anime Porco Rosso evening piano

  4726. This industry sure moves fast

  4727. Thank you @hanezawakirika

  4728. Google still silent on non-JavaScript +1

  4729. How to use Dropbox public folder

  4730. This year’s #CityRail tunnel adventure

  4731. Point Gnome 3 Contacts to SeaMonkey Address Book

  4732. Happy Birthday Singapore #ndp2012

  4733. Gangnam 길거리 Style

  4734. Acer being truthful about Windows tablets

  4735. Gangnam 보트 Style

  4736. The NASA #Curiosity rover arrived!

  4737. Additional plugins are required to display…

  4738. Are sites storing your passwords securely?

  4739. Gundam Gangnam Style

  4740. Robbie Williams, The Actor

  4741. Bashar al-Assad, Julian Assange

  4742. #Anime #SmashCon 2012!

  4743. Borrowers don’t want me dressing like a nerd!

  4744. Want to see a cool gear animation?

  4745. #Anime Music Monday by Moonlight

  4746. #Sky for 2012.07.10

  4747. Preallocating qemu-img images

  4748. #Sky for 2012.07.09

  4749. #Sky for 2012.07.08

  4750. But it’s just a theory!

  4751. People still fall for this Twitter DM spam?

  4752. #Sky for 2012.07.07

  4753. #Anime Mugi coin bank, via @ginarrrgh

  4754. #Anime Gesundheit Chitanda~

  4755. Empty spaces

  4756. #Sky for 2012.07.06

  4757. #Sky for 2012.07.05

  4758. EU votes down #ACTA 478 to 39!

  4759. Higgs boson

  4760. #Sky for 2012.07.04

  4761. #Sky for 2012.07.03

  4762. A Firefox phone? Yes please!

  4763. #Anime Mugi the Birthday Vulcan!

  4764. #Sky for 2012.07.02

  4765. Installing @PollyClient on Fedora 16 and 17

  4766. More Gmailers than Hotmailers?

  4767. #Sky for 2012.07.01

  4768. Happy birthday @hanezawakirika!

  4769. An unexpected express train!

  4770. Stallman Schneier Stuxnet Security

  4771. Winter Solstice 2012

  4772. R18 game classification in Australia

  4773. Comments on Microsoft’s Surface Tablet

  4774. A Parisian adventure with @Sebasu_tan

  4775. Wikipedia’s latent research heaven!

  4776. A rambling Mac Pro status report!

  4777. Would you give an ARM for an Intel phone?

  4778. My letter to Westpac about a PayPass debit card

  4779. Ruben studies UML, again!

  4780. Seeing James Morrison with friends!

  4781. An alternative reason for security theatre?

  4782. Why I shouldn’t write nonsense at 01:00

  4783. Lunar eclipse over Sydney

  4784. Retro DEC PDP11 graphics

  4785. Goodbye blog comments!

  4786. Hey you, read @jamiejakovBlog

  4787. One of them thinking out loud posts

  4788. Followup to my Bitcoin post

  4789. Seagate and LaCie, hard drives consolidate again!

  4790. The ABC and Bitcoin

  4791. Happy Mother’s Day

  4792. Review and pronounciation of Wuala!

  4793. Possibly the greatest image of all time

  4794. A new term by @StuartCRyan

  4795. I was wrong about Google Street View

  4796. Steins;Seagate

  4797. Optus, Vodafone network sharing, via @madcatjo2point0

  4798. Microsoft Barnes and Noble, wait what?

  4799. 100% renewables at UTS by 2015, by @Sashin9000

  4800. Did Google Drive rip off Vplayer? Not really!

  4801. Goodbye to Simple Clocks?

  4802. No ATMs skimming from DBS profits!

  4803. Australian street jerks

  4804. Today on #PunWatch: Stone

  4805. #Anime When resolutions attack

  4806. HP Enterprise Mobility Platform thingy

  4807. Mark Latham on the left

  4808. That’s a pretty complex avionics rack!

  4809. Make Qt applications match Gnome 3

  4810. Marriage Equality Amendment Bill 2012 survey

  4811. Google Drive

  4812. Updating your UTS transport concession sticker

  4813. No drive encryption in flavours of Windows 8?

  4814. Friends don’t let friends use crappy keyboards!

  4815. Trains Ruben Taketh: Unmarked

  4816. A380 plushies with @johncarneyau and @DrRachie

  4817. Facebook saved Twitter $1 billion?

  4818. My childhood obsession with the RMS Titanic

  4819. Labelling an ext2, ext3 or ext4 file system

  4820. The partition is misaligned by 3072 bytes?

  4821. It’s as if PM Lee planned this for the QLD election!

  4822. Does not having it impede its primary function?

  4823. Video of John Pizzarelli taking us to Avalon!

  4824. Windows Phone UI efficiency

  4825. Happy 23rd Elke!

  4826. Trains Ruben Taketh #adayinthelifeApril2

  4827. The April Fools Day Buzzkill

  4828. What does Ruben look like?

  4829. Goodbye Google+, I hardly used thee

  4830. First unedited photo with my Tokina 100mm f/2.8 Macro!

  4831. First US Marines arrive in Darwin

  4832. Brief de jure birthday post!

  4833. My de facto birthday 2012!

  4834. This John Pizzarelli post has the wrong album cover

  4835. #Anime Moeblob chopsticks by @hanezawakirika

  4836. Happy birthday! Sydney Harbour Bridge turns 80

  4837. Exception in thread “main” java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError

  4838. Java enhanced for loops for UTS peeps

  4839. Whistleblowers Malaysia Software

  4840. #Anime Alternate Black Rock Shooter plot

  4841. Muppets, mini book review, Goldman Sachs

  4842. Canada scares poor little Dick Cheney

  4843. Brittas Empire Sherlock Day!

  4844. CNN Mashable

  4845. Nostalgic farewell to the Singapore Airlines 747

  4846. Japan and Douglas Adams

  4847. Australian Personal Computer, March 2012

  4848. Sydney in three words, maybe

  4849. A plane old fish!

  4850. FourSquare OpenStreetMap winning

  4851. The Herald Sun pulls a Violet Blue… berry Pie

  4852. Leap Day 2012, now with more nostalgia!

  4853. #AtheistRollCall

  4854. Second only to Synecdoche

  4855. Google didn’t decide to drop mobile Flash

  4856. Legal bedfellows

  4857. Summer flower photos in Earlwood

  4858. Microsoft India stores plaintext passwords

  4859. Today on #PunWatch: German typos

  4860. Czech Republic suspends #ACTA

  4861. Australian full body scanners

  4862. Google has merged their TOS… so?

  4863. Your car was stolen in London too?

  4864. Lord of the Rings Lego Minifigs

  4865. The Royal Botanic Garden Sydney

  4866. Scared of Google? You won’t be of Microsoft!

  4867. Yo trader, what Facebook at?

  4868. Megauploads to delete user data?

  4869. Sydney Botanic Garden #photos, part 2

  4870. Mmm, Australian bank gravy

  4871. Sydney Botanic Garden #photos, part 1

  4872. #TwitterBlackout

  4873. Today on #PunWatch: Currency

  4874. IKEA day with @Sebasu_tan and @hanezawakirika

  4875. That Focus on the User Google thing

  4876. Car crash in Earlwood, a mortality check!

  4877. I had a BlackBerry back in the day, with old photos!

  4878. Sydney Chinese New Year market photos #CNYSYD

  4879. Taking journalists to task, with @Jeorgina

  4880. Softonic Downloader

  4881. Pointless post #4300 celebrations!

  4882. Nothing on Megaupload you haven’t read already

  4883. Waiter, David Aaronovitch’s SOPA piece is cold

  4884. Let the bed bugs bite

  4885. No Kodak moment pun here

  4886. #Anime Picture It – Cityscapes

  4887. Merkel, Sarkozy say growth key in euro crisis

  4888. Wikipedia’s soft #sopablackout

  4889. Blacked out [this post] for SOPA et al

  4890. Our dog Tiger trying to nom pizza

  4891. DBS responds to ATM skimmer fun

  4892. What’s wrong with the world in two tweets

  4893. Today on #PunWatch: Cider

  4894. What’s Avocado’s Constant?

  4895. Probably not Google AntiTrust+

  4896. Today on #PunWatch: Golfers

  4897. Today on #PunWatch: ATM skimmers

  4898. Late afternoon pontifications

  4899. You can just skim this DBS ATM story

  4900. A query on post frequency from @Sebasu_tan

  4901. Google profits more from legitimate ads

  4902. My German immigrant grandparents wore deodorant

  4903. Intel Ultrabooks at CES, via @kevinctofel

  4904. Vote for The Canada Party 2012

  4905. Lisa Ono Music Monday, in a Red Blouse!

  4906. #Anime Tachibana Miya is for sustainable energy

  4907. DBS ATM skimmers

  4908. Better late than never: HP not changing their logo

  4909. Tweaking the SeaMonkey UI

  4910. I say Sherlock, happy birthday

  4911. [Outage] 2012.01.05

  4912. Social media New Year’s resolution things

  4913. A blast from the Twitter 2007 past!

  4914. Post A Day 2011 reflections

  4915. My 2011 posts in a Wordle

  4916. Telstra customers exposed, again?

  4917. NYE Family Fireworks in Sydney 2011

  4918. Made it through Post A Day 2011!

  4919. Replacing Google Reader with SeaMonkey?

  4920. Canadian Foreign Affairs gets odd requests from abroad

  4921. #Anime FateJazz: Fund it!

  4922. Prevent volumes auto-mounting on Mac OS X

  4923. The @GoDaddy to @Hover move begineth

  4924. Won’t somebody think of the gift card issuers

  4925. We had Yuletide cheer again!

  4926. #Anime #fistbump with @dHeinemann

  4927. SeaMonkey 2.6.1 contains many more fastness!

  4928. Goodbye GoDaddy, finally

  4929. Hi mumster, checking in again

  4930. Almost no point posting this iinode entry

  4931. Christopher Hitchens on North Korea

  4932. Giving SeaMonkey a try!

  4933. Possibly my favourite aircraft colour scheme ever!

  4934. Changing your Singapore Mocca email

  4935. Václav Havel and Kim Jong Il

  4936. Christopher Hitchens, 1949-2011

  4937. US troops in Iraq 2003-2011

  4938. BREAKING: I finally cleaned my desk!

  4939. Changing my VMware email saga

  4940. If only they used Google Scholar…

  4941. A belated Alec Baldwin OMG!

  4942. No more Dell netbooks

  4943. Do we all like HP’s potential new logo, again?

  4944. A very Janeway Christmas

  4945. Australia Network, response to @RenaiLeMay

  4946. Parallels Desktop Inception

  4947. My LEGO figs!

  4948. We finally have another Christmas tree :)

  4949. NineMSN has both kinds: Country AND Western!

  4950. Lunar Eclipse from Sydney

  4951. Trying out Parallels Desktop 7

  4952. Telstra joins the Plaintext Password Parade

  4953. #Anime K-On! does punk

  4954. Don’t worry, they’re green bullets!

  4955. Julian Assange 2011

  4956. Building Microsoft online evangelists

  4957. QEMU 1.0 failing to build on Mac OS X?

  4958. Not surprising to me in the slightest

  4959. Sophos CityRail memory key adventures

  4960. Words of Ticketed Wisdom from CityRail #01

  4961. WordPress memory lane, and time to move on?

  4962. TheyLikeCamelCaseAtGmail

  4963. Building and running QEMU 1.0 on Mac OS X

  4964. Brunei is second best! Again!

  4965. @Gowalla bought by Facebook

  4966. Biometric flying Malaysian aeroplanes

  4967. International AIDS Awareness Day 2011

  4968. #OfficialUnofficialMeetUp

  4969. My followup Kindle review followup

  4970. Hey, that plane is smiling!

  4971. #Anime The Borrowers Arrietty with Anime@UTS

  4972. A Cup of Joe

  4973. Witnessing NASA #Curiosity #MSL launch, from bed!

  4974. November 26th #CityFail

  4975. Convert folder of epubs to mobi with ebook-convert

  4976. #Anime Toradora getting Blu-Ray and an OVA!

  4977. Pre-shared games, with @Sebasu_tan

  4978. #QantasLuxury

  4979. Voting for a non-JavaScript Google +1 method

  4980. Free Singapore Civil Defence Force posters!

  4981. Gruber and Topolsky on Android 4

  4982. Cause this is my United States of Whatever

  4983. My shiny new Kindle 4!

  4984. #Anime Antec Bakemonogatari PC decorations!

  4985. Penny Wong on marriage equality

  4986. Super biased reviews of the HP Envy

  4987. Google_nomap?

  4988. BSDInstall is just wonderful

  4989. Mario Monti

  4990. Einstein was a genius

  4991. Google Sidewiki

  4992. How to start blogging, for @JerryNovak

  4993. Some more 2 bit photos for Binary Day!

  4994. 10.11.11 – Happy Binary Day #1!

  4995. 11:11 on 11/11/11

  4996. Airbus A340 flying into the sunset, as it were

  4997. Updating them Firefox 8.0 browsers

  4998. The end of Kyubey Flash on mobile devices?

  4999. My two hours stuck in a #CityRail tunnel, with photos!

  5000. Downloading before Google Buzzes off!

  5001. MyEmailAddressSomePeopleStillHave@aol.com

  5002. #Anime Toradora without Ami

  5003. Insert sleeper caffeine pun here

  5004. Google Reader +1 fail

  5005. Rubenerd Fun Facts #100

  5006. #Anime My first Anime@UTS Music Monday

  5007. Health benefits of writing, blogging and whatnot

  5008. 01.11.11 – Happy Binary Day #0!

  5009. All study, no play makes Ruben CSMA/CA

  5010. That whole Qantas 2011 thing

  5011. The @hanezawakirika on Ruby-tan!

  5012. System Nuakend?

  5013. HP are making PCs again!?

  5014. 10,000 questions from @jeorgina

  5015. #Anime OMG… it’s a pyramid!

  5016. Clari-throm-ycin

  5017. Not sure if I have one of them Kindles

  5018. Japan needs a backup capital city!

  5019. Cute Korean boy bands [초신성]

  5020. Emergency snow heels are for emergencies

  5021. Made one of them Japanese eel things

  5022. @Sebasu_tan and @hanezawakirika on design

  5023. #Anime Completely useless Guilty Crown post

  5024. Seem like legit reasons to stop talking

  5025. Some J-Walk Rubenerd graph goodness

  5026. Am I the only one not giddy and waving a flag over this?

  5027. YouTube launches in The Singapore

  5028. Media cartels, Australian law, pointless images

  5029. Goodbye to the J-Walk Blog after 9 years

  5030. Our first throttling in Earlwood

  5031. Soft sweet pretzels look sweet

  5032. NSW post-leadership benefits… wait, what?

  5033. Victorian Gaming Minister O’Brien has a dumb haircut

  5034. #Anime Guilty Crown

  5035. Dennis Ritchie

  5036. The most awesome photo you’ll see today

  5037. Headaches are

  5038. Finally, a useful CAPTCHA

  5039. Is Facebook any different? I think so

  5040. Merging KDE icons into the Task Manager

  5041. The blog of @Sebasu_tan

  5042. CNET have their old logo back!

  5043. #Anime Crowdsourced Moe Day 2011 post!

  5044. Jobs was my 1337 Flickr post

  5045. #Anime Anime@UTS deliberations

  5046. #Anime Can I have one too please?

  5047. How does David Garrett do it?

  5048. Steve Jobs vigil at the flagship Sydney Apple Store

  5049. iPhone4Steve

  5050. Bangkok night

  5051. Here’s to the Crazy Ones. The misfits. The rebels.

  5052. Steve Jobs

  5053. I got fourteen new iPod nano watches today!

  5054. The Simpsons under threat?

  5055. Online universities won’t be cheaper

  5056. Hacker News trolls #2

  5057. #Anime Guess what’s wrong with this picture!

  5058. Ruben’s Australian immigration rant of 2011

  5059. Goodbye Armada M300

  5060. Fortran 4chan

  5061. Downgrading from Lion

  5062. del.icio.us touché

  5063. Advances in corn mazes

  5064. Awesome Starbucks threads

  5065. #Anime Aria the Scarlet Pizza

  5066. Amazon Kindle Fire

  5067. Firefox 7.0

  5068. Text editor bloodlines

  5069. Ah ballet…

  5070. TextMate: What’s next?

  5071. [Video] Ken’s Sushi Bar Dining dolls!

  5072. My shiny new MikroTik 750GL!

  5073. The IKEA Effect, and Manland

  5074. Warning! OEMNADAP.INF already exists.

  5075. Goodbye @Gowalla

  5076. [Outage] Net Logistics, 2011.09.23

  5077. TPG in SG, FYI

  5078. #Anime Where is Miura Akane-chan?

  5079. Windows VM licencing?

  5080. Recycled shipping container house

  5081. Rubenerd site history for the 4000th post!

  5082. CityRail doesn’t employ vampire labour

  5083. [Outage] 2011.09.18

  5084. #Anime Tiger and Kill Bill Bunny

  5085. Esoteric DOS tip of the week

  5086. KNetWalk is KNetAwesome

  5087. Australian media enquiry misses the point

  5088. #Anime Gurren Lagann #20

  5089. Railfans fixate on stuff like this

  5090. It’s the Opal card!

  5091. Westfield tracking users, not on trains

  5092. #Anime Gurren Lagann #19

  5093. LibreOffice in KDE Fedora 15

  5094. #Anime Gurren Lagann #18

  5095. Krusty Burger

  5096. On this day in 2006: Blu-Ray and song songs

  5097. #Anime Gurren Lagann #17

  5098. #Anime Gurren Lagann #16

  5099. My brand new KDE shirt of awesome!

  5100. Fake trust seals, with bad puns

  5101. Webify me, Mozilla!

  5102. Google TinEye?

  5103. Something Fierce by Marian Call available!

  5104. #Anime Gurren Lagann #15

  5105. Links for 2011-09-03

  5106. 42 more days of J-Walk

  5107. Does nobody teach respect for The Timeline?

  5108. #Anime Gurren Lagann #14

  5109. UTS robot dance troupe

  5110. #Anime Gurren Lagann #13

  5111. Another lost iTelephone

  5112. Were we all Punk’d by HP?

  5113. #Anime Gurren Lagann #12

  5114. 7 of 8, Tertiary Adjunct to Unimatrix Discovery News

  5115. Using WebKit with Konqueror

  5116. #Anime Gurren Lagann #11

  5117. What have you purchased online?

  5118. Links for 2011-08-30

  5119. #Anime Gurren Lagann #10

  5120. Apache donated to OpenOffice.org, and LibreOffice

  5121. #Anime Gurren Lagann #09

  5122. Links for 2011-08-28

  5123. Singapore’s new president

  5124. #Anime Gurren Lagann #08

  5125. I’m back on KDE again

  5126. Goodbye CmdrTako

  5127. #Anime Gurren Lagann #07

  5128. We don’t need fibre optic and power cables!

  5129. Links for 2011-08-26

  5130. Android #1 mobile platform for malware, but…

  5131. #Anime Gurren Lagann #06

  5132. Goodbye Steve

  5133. #Anime Gurren Lagann #05

  5134. Great advertising for a technology university!

  5135. Hacker News are such trolls

  5136. #Anime Gurren Lagann #04

  5137. Hello darkness my old friend…

  5138. #Anime Gurren Lagann #03

  5139. Foresight versus hindsight at Dell

  5140. Singapore’s presidential race in one tweet

  5141. #Anime Gurren Lagann #02

  5142. Environmentalism wasn’t one of their concerns

  5143. #Anime Gurren Lagann first impressions

  5144. An ode to HP desktops and PDAs

  5145. #Anime Blogging future on Rubenerd.com

  5146. Now it violates the GPL? Where does this stop?

  5147. Paying more for stuff and whatnot in Australia

  5148. Cocoa iTunes finally!

  5149. PONPONPON on iTunesTunesTunes

  5150. Did You See Me Coming? ~ Pet Shop Boys

  5151. Late night iMac UTS observations

  5152. Don’t worry, Android is unchanged

  5153. Motoroogle?!

  5154. Tech I couldn’t live without: house fans

  5155. He should fix PayPal first

  5156. Ruben + Nerd = Rubenerd?

  5157. Anime@UTS

  5158. 2007: Apple should pull the plug on the iPhone

  5159. Tech I couldn’t live without: The INSERT key

  5160. #Anime Kyuubee desktop backgrounds

  5161. Links for 2011-08-11

  5162. Changi protection, now with more fibre

  5163. Tech I couldn’t live without: door handles

  5164. Operating Systems Solutions #fail

  5165. 20 years of the World Wide Web

  5166. Ripping ratings agencies a new one

  5167. Farewell Old Twitter

  5168. CNN: Alaskan credit rating still AAA

  5169. Links for 2011-08-07

  5170. IKEA VÄTE lamps need slender bulbs!

  5171. The big C

  5172. Links for 2011-08-04

  5173. Internet Explorer IQ

  5174. My first and last entry on Android patents

  5175. YouTube videos to scare refugees?

  5176. I was wrong about Apple and Android!

  5177. Links for 2011-08-01

  5178. The Sydney Rocks Aroma Festival 2011

  5179. Nothing but fantastic Irish economic news!

  5180. Links for 2011-07-31

  5181. Done the Australian eCensus

  5182. Why Google killed the toolbar for Firefox

  5183. Pon Pon Pon on my Way Way Way!

  5184. Links for 2011-07-28

  5185. Farewell ode to @LanceUlanoff, from PC Mag

  5186. Vertically centred text in CSS

  5187. TextMate 2.0: The Screenplay

  5188. Links for 2011-07-27

  5189. Gerontology consultants

  5190. #Anime Merry Nightmare plushies?

  5191. Cory Doctorow on the Samsung Galaxy Tab

  5192. My rebuttal of Eric Abetz on #QandA

  5193. My dream house

  5194. PONPONPON ~ Kyary Pamyu Pamyu

  5195. 509 Bandwidth Limited Exceeded

  5196. Links for 2011-07-24

  5197. My Australian Bureau of Statistics infographic

  5198. We’re all Norweigian today

  5199. Warn of Murdoch in Firefox and Chrome

  5200. Replaced with apps from the iTunes library?

  5201. #Anime Mahou Shoujo Azusa Magica

  5202. This Week in Rubenerd Mobile Computing

  5203. Assembling Boeing’s A380

  5204. Links for 2011-07-20

  5205. @Scobleizer on Twitter and Google+

  5206. Links for 2011-07-18

  5207. The Gottschild-System CBS 3800

  5208. I vouch for SBS Radio!

  5209. Links for 2011-07-17

  5210. My Harry Potter house

  5211. Links for 2011-07-16

  5212. I don’t watch the Emmy awards, but…

  5213. Links for 2011-07-15

  5214. My own TechCrunch template

  5215. Smooth Jazz Nyan Cat

  5216. Links for 2011-07-14

  5217. A legitimate software question from my sister

  5218. WordPress’s 8888 ID post of fortune!

  5219. When legit isn’t better

  5220. Ten disturbing things about the Interpol filter

  5221. Photos across the Sydney Harbour Bridge

  5222. Links for 2011-07-09

  5223. NASA in 2011

  5224. Mission STS-135

  5225. Google +1 buttons here as well?

  5226. Goodbye, and good riddance NotW

  5227. #Anime Croque-Monsieur Coquettishness?

  5228. Links for 2011-07-07

  5229. What does Google know of your interests?

  5230. At least they asked

  5231. Links for 2011-07-06

  5232. Not paying attention to Moody’s?

  5233. Finally, a government website that makes sense

  5234. Google+, Google Plus, that thing

  5235. My dream about Nicolas Sarkozy

  5236. #Anime Happy birthday Mugi-chan!

  5237. A goodbye Bondi Junction Borders trip

  5238. Do you need another social network?

  5239. VMware Fusion 3.1.3 and Windows NT 4.0

  5240. Happy Canada D’eh!

  5241. @djackmanson, @omegatron and trolls

  5242. Links for 2011-06-30

  5243. #CityRail post followup with [redacted] and Sally

  5244. Singapore army iPads?

  5245. UTS and Happy Day 2011!

  5246. Thank you Hakeae and all of you!

  5247. Mac Pro not seeing a SCSI-USB Jaz drive

  5248. Neil Collins, Esquire

  5249. Steam doesn’t like case sensitive HFS+

  5250. Libertarianism-ism?

  5251. Dr Najib Razak’s meaning?

  5252. An AdLib ISA card!

  5253. #CityFail for 2011.06.23

  5254. Failing broadcom-wl on 32 bit Fedora 15?

  5255. Photo expedition: early evening leaf things

  5256. Sony Qriocity

  5257. A cheap solution for my Nikon D60 battery?

  5258. Supanova Sydney 2011, with almost no photos!

  5259. Steve Ballmer photos, again

  5260. Fedora 15 Xfce spin hanging on second boot?

  5261. +61 3 9945 7300 is Insurance Line telemarketers

  5262. QEMU Sound Blaster in Windows 3.1x

  5263. Winter at Museum Station

  5264. Michael Franks’ Time Together album is out!

  5265. A common sense Queen’s Birthday

  5266. QEMU Ad Lib MIDI in Windows 3.1x

  5267. Concerned about protecting your PC files?

  5268. Governments buying stock doesn’t count!

  5269. Steve Rubel adopts a Tumbeast, has no more pets

  5270. Technorati symptoms of something bigger?

  5271. Mac OS X Universal Binaries finally disappearing?

  5272. Apple only awards Mac App Store developers

  5273. #Anime And I’m really enjoying this… iced cream

  5274. The Schade family garage of doom

  5275. Why do Aussie banks need a wakeup call!?

  5276. Best. Scene change. Ever.

  5277. HP bevels, and xcalc, for some reason

  5278. No way SIA/VA!

  5279. Arpawocky’s encrypted Mac volume followup

  5280. Raffles Place in 1969 and 2011

  5281. Orange MobileNotifier vests

  5282. Don’t be a cloud tool, use them as tools!

  5283. Will VMware Fusion 3.1.3 fix my woes?

  5284. #Anime Spot the difference!

  5285. Still subscribed to my old RSS feed?

  5286. Image Capture.app import error

  5287. Links for 2011-05-31

  5288. #Anime Yumekui Merry #11

  5289. Post #3666! Run away!

  5290. The awesomeness that is @JerryNovak

  5291. Blogging when you should be tweeting?

  5292. Chuck Norris doesn’t plagiarise

  5293. libcxxrt C++ runtime now available under BSD licence

  5294. Openinternet commonsensification

  5295. #Anime New official Haruhi art!

  5296. Links for 2011-05-25

  5297. Towel Day 2011

  5298. Links for 2011-05-24

  5299. Retro Sydney CityRail maps!

  5300. Slashdot: Are Third-Party Android Vendors Violating the GPL?

  5301. HTML5 versus XHTML

  5302. Never tiring does sound nice, but…

  5303. The Sophos Security Gateway?

  5304. Victorinox Altmont 2.0 laptop baggyness

  5305. Sydney IKEA train cake LED pudding candles

  5306. Cutting Annette Shacklett’s hair

  5307. Steve Ballmer, mua har har

  5308. Fun with VMware Fusion 3.1.2 instability

  5309. Rapture is nigh! Give to @i2yh and @Rubenerd!

  5310. Scrabble HAPPY

  5311. Pseudo-Scrabble pseudo-drive letter icons

  5312. Went to Typo today!

  5313. [Possibly NSFW] Commons image of the day

  5314. A user interface progress rant

  5315. eBay Australia sending me postal bags?

  5316. Links for 2011-05-16

  5317. The RMS Campania

  5318. #Anime Is it green yet!?

  5319. #Anime Yumekui Merry #10

  5320. No more supervised Microsoft

  5321. These Sydney photos may look identical at first

  5322. Links for 2011-05-11

  5323. Microskype, or Skyperosoft?

  5324. #Anime Bakemonogtari Magica!

  5325. Links for 2011-05-10

  5326. Homebrew git checkout error

  5327. Comments on my Gnome 3 comments

  5328. Links for 2011-05-09

  5329. #Anime K-On movie poster!

  5330. Ruben’s review of Gnome 3!

  5331. NetworkManager not appearing in Arch

  5332. The Death Star vs The Borg

  5333. Links for 2011-05-05

  5334. How this nerd beats insomnia, sometimes

  5335. Virgin Australia

  5336. Twitter Borg?

  5337. Being realistic about Windows

  5338. Law enforcement usurping botnet control

  5339. #Anime Azusandwich

  5340. 1,024 Folding@Home work units!

  5341. #Anime Yumekui Merry #09

  5342. Links for 2011-05-02

  5343. Osama bin Laden, 2011

  5344. How to make Google good again

  5345. I can haz republic?

  5346. Links for 2011-04-28

  5347. AVOS del.icio.us-ness

  5348. Apple Android locationgate whatnot

  5349. #Anime Yumekui Merry #08

  5350. @i2yh @rubenerd photocopier reminiscing

  5351. Links for 2011-04-27

  5352. Get rid of the HootSuite social bar for good!

  5353. Post ID 8555 pointlessness

  5354. On ANZAC Day, New Zealanders get this?

  5355. Skools and Aussie Vodafone outages

  5356. Singapore in the 1970s and 2010s!

  5357. Links for 2011-04-24

  5358. Maroon 5 local drive (hey I made a rhyme!)

  5359. Support Marian Call like Something Fierce!

  5360. Cloudgate sounds like a toothpaste

  5361. Are ebooks outselling books? Well, no!

  5362. Photos around Circular Quay at night

  5363. Even their hair is kinda the same!

  5364. Building MCrypt on Mac OS X

  5365. The Great Money Caper

  5366. Links for 2011-04-20

  5367. Yahoo still doesn’t get it

  5368. Dropping some sanity… into a box

  5369. MacVim.app comes with console Vim!

  5370. Ben Sidran’s Cool Paradise, track 11

  5371. After 6 years, Rubenerd Purple is back!

  5372. Ben Sidran’s Cool Paradise, track 10

  5373. Oh noes, data caps!

  5374. Mercurial Vim-ness on Mac OS X

  5375. Ben Sidran’s Cool Paradise, track 09

  5376. Hiding categories in WordPress 3.1.1

  5377. DOSBox doesn’t support SHARE.EXE

  5378. Ben Sidran’s Cool Paradise, track 08

  5379. Playing with Homebrew on Mac OS X

  5380. Strusta Lake leaking onto my desktop

  5381. Ben Sidran’s Cool Paradise, track 07

  5382. Ruben’s IMDB Top 250

  5383. Links for 2011-04-15

  5384. Ben Sidran’s Cool Paradise, track 06

  5385. My Fedora ThinkPad has a sense of humour!

  5386. Can’t change a page’s default template!?

  5387. DownloadSquad got Flipped

  5388. France to require cleartext passphrase storage

  5389. Ben Sidran’s Cool Paradise, track 05

  5390. Ben Sidran’s Cool Paradise, track 04

  5391. Sydney train signal equipment #FAIL

  5392. An Optus microcell? Me want!

  5393. Bean.app versus LibreOffice in Mac printing

  5394. Lithium batteries costing us a bundle!

  5395. Ben Sidran’s Cool Paradise, track 03

  5396. I drink coffee because of my genes?

  5397. A Rubenerd.com status update!

  5398. Ben Sidran’s Cool Paradise, track 02

  5399. Can’t import keys for cPanel users?

  5400. Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica DMCAness

  5401. Links for 2011-04-08

  5402. Ben Sidran’s Cool Paradise, track 01

  5403. FileVault on case sensitive HFS+

  5404. Clang!

  5405. De-Chromeify Firefox 4.0

  5406. Links for 2011-04-06

  5407. Custom SSH ports with sshuttle

  5408. Open letter to Apple regarding Finder dimensions

  5409. And the award for worrying awards…

  5410. No April Fools posts from me

  5411. Google closed Honeycomb, so what?

  5412. Links for 2011-03-31

  5413. Could Adobe #fail any more?

  5414. First layer of leaves after the election…

  5415. Is someone at Westpac reading my blog?

  5416. Borland C++ 3.1 from 1991

  5417. The NSW elections were tectonic… really?!

  5418. The Tennant 3400 for post 3400

  5419. A quarter century of Ruben Schadeyness

  5420. Started as a post about Optus YouTube access

  5421. It’s hard being an Aussie Palm fanboy

  5422. Limewire to be sued for $75 trillion?

  5423. Mozilla Firefox 4.0!

  5424. Twitter, icy attitude to developers, inevitability

  5425. Making sense of LibreOffice

  5426. IE6 Countdown should be IE Countdown!

  5427. Young adult Americans drinking more coffee?

  5428. Seeing Weird Al Yankovic

  5429. CityRail coin sneakyness

  5430. Westpac Bank internet security

  5431. Très bien! Mandrake lives on in Mageia

  5432. #QandA in three words tonight

  5433. SpinRite on a Mac using QEMU

  5434. Earlwood sunset

  5435. My white iPhone 4 and Zune predictions

  5436. Super creepy train ride of doom

  5437. Oh no! Most of us aren’t cool and hip!

  5438. CNET, CNA get their priorities straight

  5439. Links for 2011-03-11

  5440. Japan, 11th of March 2011

  5441. Google’s non-existent whitelists… exist

  5442. Transitions in CSS3?

  5443. DeviantArt email thingys

  5444. Links for 2011-03-10

  5445. #Anime The K-On! She lives!

  5446. Microsoft Big W for Mac 2011

  5447. Rubenerd News Network! 2011.03.06

  5448. An Optus phone data post, with cans!

  5449. Links for 2011-03-07

  5450. #Anime Yumekui Merry #07

  5451. #Anime She even has doughnuts!

  5452. Bruce Clement asks why you blog

  5453. #Anime Ijima-sensei in three screenshots

  5454. Like buttons, Facebookers the new AOLers

  5455. iPad 2

  5456. Links for 2011-03-03

  5457. Youths not concerned about online privacy

  5458. This made me cry a little inside

  5459. #Anime Yumekui Merry #06

  5460. Hiding categories in WordPress 3.1

  5461. Japan Airlines should have used JAS’s livery!

  5462. #Anime Some MORE product placement?

  5463. VirtualBox RAM still a dealbreaker for PC DOS

  5464. Some random Singapore news

  5465. #Anime Yumekui Merry #05

  5466. 3333 posts!

  5467. Standing at the end of the world

  5468. Our Taronga Western Plains Zoo trip!

  5469. FreeBSD 8.2-RELEASE

  5470. Borders in Singapore, take two

  5471. #Anime Yumekui Merry #04

  5472. New Zealand, Africa, Middle East

  5473. #Anime The K-On! Movie

  5474. Making sense of them Borders shutdowns

  5475. #Anime Yumekui Merry #03

  5476. How I choose music

  5477. #Anime Yumekui Merry #02

  5478. Singapore schwag!

  5479. Links for 2011-02-18

  5480. Site is back online

  5481. Torch him! He dissed IPv6!

  5482. #Anime Yumekui Merry first impressions

  5483. What’s with all the Zune spam?!

  5484. Bupa International

  5485. Links for 2011-02-15

  5486. Internet Explorer 9 relativity

  5487. Randomly awesome Star Trek paraphernalia

  5488. A Keith Olbermann bobblehead present!

  5489. FreeBSD guy rooting for Fedora

  5490. Java dying? Did Apple do it? An app store?

  5491. He seems legit

  5492. #Anime Sengoku Nadeko Red Sands

  5493. Egypt is about the size of Glenn Beck’s head

  5494. RIP Ken Olsen 1926-2011

  5495. Floods in Peninsular Malaysia now too?!

  5496. Gizmodo Getting Graceful deGradation?

  5497. WordPress ID 8000 celebrations!

  5498. Margaret’s Hinton Train Disaster article

  5499. Shiver! What Sydney heatwave?

  5500. Bing copying Google, apologies to Jack Johnson

  5501. 42 is code for not panicking about heatwaves

  5502. #Anime Piracy boosts sales?

  5503. MacTheKnife is back in bidness!

  5504. Rambutans, Singapore, makan makan

  5505. Julian Assange’s agenda

  5506. Hot enough for you, Sydney?

  5507. My uninformed rant on IPv6: being sold

  5508. February 2011’s pointless sidebar picture!

  5509. Enlightenment E17 at 1.0!

  5510. I knew there was a reason Esther was awesome

  5511. #Anime Which is a better Firefox mascot?

  5512. The Anodized Behemoth

  5513. Ayn Rand in a nutshell

  5514. BREAKING NEWS: Record labels are stupid

  5515. My first bike!

  5516. Nostalgia, SuperDisk drives under OS X

  5517. CSRF, snooping, RequestPolicy for Firefox

  5518. Cool uses for RequestPolicy!

  5519. The world needs another airport security rant

  5520. Witty Crackerbox Palace

  5521. OH NO, the Golden Globes are… rigged?!

  5522. #Anime Toradora Sudohbucks!

  5523. I wish I could have liked IBMs video

  5524. Pass the… rushempeng?

  5525. Chromium’s weird font thingys

  5526. When superfluous instructions attack

  5527. Twitter could fix URL shorteners

  5528. Steve Jobs in 2011

  5529. RubyURL joins urlTea, parrots

  5530. When stalled BitTorrent attacks

  5531. Image Capture.app not saving scanned images?

  5532. Another sophisticated cooling solution

  5533. Maintaining my spelling

  5534. The bane of unmaintained Windows PCs

  5535. A Windows 7 cleaning saga

  5536. Last comment on the Chrome WebM debacle

  5537. Barbara Streisand

  5538. Malcolm Turnbull’s 640KiB moment

  5539. @OliYoung on WebM

  5540. Chrome dropping H.264 but not Flash?

  5541. 23:11 11/01/2011

  5542. Queensland floods

  5543. The oncoming second IT bubbly thing

  5544. Having fun with hotlinkers

  5545. Subpoenas make The Cloud more of The Scary

  5546. You’re probably right, Matz

  5547. Banking on lots of fancy labels

  5548. Ruben is a sucker, and a new Starbucks logo

  5549. Fixing an old, broken WordPress page

  5550. Facebook, Goldman Sachs, Pet Shop Boys song

  5551. RIP Gerry Rafferty 1947-2011

  5552. Hey look, a false banking advertisement!

  5553. Using VirtualBox floppy disk images

  5554. Google Public DNS messing with Apple TVs?

  5555. Wired’s How-To wiki can prevent hangovers

  5556. Nonsense barometers, Spanish copyright

  5557. Goodbyes 2010

  5558. Using QEMU for DOS on *nix

  5559. You think 1/1/11 is impressive?

  5560. #SpiritDay 2010