Tag: published on gemini
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Installing Listmonk on Unraid
Frustrated that nobody on the Internet has solved my problem for me, here's my guide to configuring Listmonk on an Unraid server.
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Geohashing expedition 2023-03-10 51 -1
The dog needed a walk, so we explored North Leigh Common in the dark and found a hashpoint.
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UK Strikes in .ics Format
Need all the UK strike action in your calendar app? I just helped a coworker with that, and I'm happy to share the results with you.
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That Moment When You Forget Somebody's Dead
For the first time in years, perhaps, I had that "moment of forgotting my dad was dead" thing.
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Keeping 2FA Secrets in a Password Safe?
I use my password manager to generate TOTP second factor codes. I know this is controversial, with some folks claiming it reduces multifactor authentication down to a single factor and is therefore no better than just a username/password, but I disagree, and I can explain why.
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Kev Quirk: Ten Years of Blogging
My thoughts on Kev Quirk's learnings from ten years of blogging.
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Murder in the Library
Our first in-person murder mystery party in a long time was a success, and a great time was had by all.
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The Page With No Code
View Source shows nothing, but the page has content. The Page With No Code is the kind of puzzle that makes web developers unhappy.
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I'd Like to Change my Mother's Maiden Name
LastPass users are having to cycle their passwords in the light of a recent security incident. That might well include their "security question" answers, which necessarily leads to some amusing conversations.
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Geohashing expedition 2023-01-02 51 -1
Taking a dog for a walk up a hill: couldn't be simpler, right? What if there were a flood in the way?
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Email newsletters via RSS
No, I won't subscribe to your newsletter... except by using my RSS reader (and a clever feature of OpenTrashMail)!
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Why Did Media Players Look Like That?
As MP3s took off, early player software looked... weird and ugly. To this day, I can't understand why.
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Transferring to a new phone network, 2022 edition
Stuart shared his experience of changing mobile network. I have only one tip to add...
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Geohashing expedition 2022-12-05 51 -1
A cycle in the dark leads to a hashpoint on a bridleway and the opportunity to improve OpenStreetMap.
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Reply to The ethics of syndicating comments using WebMentions
In reply to Terence Eden, Dan says that he considers it's morally-acceptable for a personal website to take a reactive approach to the moderation of comments syndicated via WebMentions, and explains why.