Ryan's project to make it easy to share blog posts to the Fediverse, etc

Home page of the creative game developer

Game adapted to TV, stills look great

Version of the popular ad blocker that will work in Chrome Manifest v3. Said to work well despite the limitations of the new API

American privacy law created in the wake of someone obtaining Robert Bork's video rental history without permission

2016 post introducing a new Unix file searching tool, talking about why it is so fast. 7 years later and it is still great

Sean Gillies on attempting to run a 100 mile ultra marathon in under 36 hours. Remarkable athleticism.

Simple math expressions (think a * b + c) that you can then use in systems. A standard to allow for interoperability

Comic about a religious experience

Account of hearing La Monte Young play his unique American minimalism in New York

Code for Infocom's original game engine found and published

Screenshot of Google Toolbar disclosure in 2007 to get truly informed user consent

Secret ballots are called "Australian" because Australia had them before the US or the UK

Automated industry tool to opt you out of 100+ surveillance sites

She was in charge of trust & safety at Twitter for many years and doesn't talk often. Interview takes a bit to get going but has a lot of interesting detail.

Live map of carbon impact of energy usage broken up by region

Historical stats for viewership of the big esports event

Excellent comments from Marcelo Prates on his artistic map making software and his career in general

Library for working with approximations of very large numbers, used in incremental games

Finally, unified open text messaging across Android and iOS

Gay up your Christmas tree

A guide to all the various AC electrical plugs we use in the US. NEMA 5-15 is the standard we know and love.

Easy to understand example of using Javasript and web components to enhance vanilla HTML

New book on the history of gay bars

Useful roundup of various cultural and technical problems. It's all correct but doesn't stop me from enjoying the community

SF Street Artist paints giant fish in intersection at beginning of our pedestrianized street

A reflection on our signature food

DEA panic flyer about the Kids These Days using emoji to talk about drugs. ❄️🍁🏈❤️

A surprisingly good tourist site by the SF government, focused on what to do in particular neighborhoods

Apparently a cultural universal

Funny pictures of SF landmarks as giant mechas (AI generated?)

When working on a code project you can add annotations to old commits with "git notes".

A personal assistant that watches everything you see and hear and summarizes it for you.

Hilarious link shortener that produces URLs that look empty, by using zero width Unicode

An active fork of OpenHardwareMonitor, a good Windows open source program for monitoring system sensors

A short history

An excellent Mastodon client