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Lifting Mastodon rate limits 🔗

I'm a reluctant Bluesky user and a new Bluesky user. I expanded my site's syndication implementation to support Bluesky and updated my links implement [...]

Building the future 🔗

Watching the tech hype train while working in the industry has always felt a bit surreal. There's this nascent feeling that what I'm working on, while [...]

Ribbon - a linkding client 🔗

I built a native iOS client for linkding and launched it, as I usually do, with a sarcastic-ish Mastodon post. I'd been using my instance as a PWA (in [...]

Personal site infrastructure, diagrammed 🔗

That I even need and have made a diagram of the infrastructure for this site speaks to how over-engineered it is. Yet, while it is ostensibly a person [...]

Battling bots 🔗

I've already blocked entire countries to combat scrapers, I update my robots.txt for well-behaved bots (and 403 any included in the list that access a [...]

Migrating infrastructure off Coolify 🔗

I've spent a while recently migrating my personal infrastructure off Coolify. Coolify's an excellent tool and one that helped manage the initial learn [...]

Building a Navidrome scrobbling plugin 🔗

Navidrome released plugin support a few weeks ago and I've been working on implementing a plugin that scrobbles my listens to my own API endpoint. Thi [...]

Owning your data 🔗

Owning your own data is hard. I've been trying to own as much as I can, and my site has become a reflection of that process, both in what I display an [...]

Pinning homebrew dependencies 🔗

You learn something new every day. I've been using Homebrew for over a decade and, up until a few weeks ago, hadn't hit a case where I would not want [...]

The conditionally open web 🔗

I spend a lot of time thinking about the open web. We talk about it a lot. But I'm not sure it exists, at least not in the way it's often described. E [...]

Getting cited as a source on Wikipedia 🔗

I use analytics on this site primarily to see where referral traffic comes from. It's not necessary, but it satisfies my curiosity. One of the most in [...]

Blocking entire countries because of scrapers 🔗

I use Goatcounter for analytics primarily to see where things I post might get mentioned. I don't get a ton of traffic, nor should I expect to. [...]

2025 in review 🔗

This year has, to be frank, been exhausting. At least in a macro sense. It feels quite like the United States is collapsing as fascism and kleptocracy [...]

Using Calibri on .gov sites 🔗

The US government is run by petty morons that are threatened by a font. But because the web is the web, you can at least force .gov sites to render al [...]

App selection criteria 🔗

The last app I bought through Apple's app store was a client for my Audiobookshelf instance and this reminded me why I'd built a Navidrome client. I w [...]

Building my Myspace 🔗

I mentioned on Mastodon that my wife lovingly (and jokingly) refers to my site as my Myspace. She's always right and this is no exception. I have seve [...]

Turning my reading list into podcasts 🔗

linkding is one of my favorite applications that I self-host and the place where I save everything I want to read later. The catch being that what lit [...]

Deploy on push with Forgejo and Coolify 🔗

All of my projects are now stored on my Forgejo instance rather than GitHub as the latter continues to speed run the enshittification curve. I've impl [...]

My default apps, 2025 edition 🔗

An update on my 2024 post. Some fairly major changes this time around. I've been making a concerted effort to move to more self-hosted applications an [...]

Automating my reading progress updates 🔗

I've tracked my reading progress on my site for a bit now. I'd originally done this by fetching my progress from external APIs and sources on platform [...]