Daily Links: Friday, Jan 24th, 2025

Hey, I’ve been exploring a variety of topics recently, from optimizing WFH lighting to reduce eye strain, to delving into Home Assistant’s database models. I’ve also discussed YouTube tips for publishers, strategic insights for newsroom innovation, and how journalism can embrace influencer strategies. If you’re intrigued by future publishing trends or open-source projects like creating custom laptops, there’s plenty of engaging content to check out!

 

Daily Links: Thursday, Jan 23rd, 2025

In my latest blog post, I’ve curated some thought-provoking reads! You’ll find a piece on why we should become choosers of software rather than mere users, a personal reflection on my six-and-a-half startup failures, and the importance of consistent communication in community-building with the mantra ‘Be the person who asks twice.’ Dive in for insights and lessons learned!

 

Daily Links: Tuesday, Jan 21st, 2025

Hey there! In this blog post, I’m diving into some intriguing topics. I’m talking about freeing your content consumption with RSS feeds, and there’s a nostalgic trip through vintage computers and classic games. Plus, I’m exploring why Git Autocorrect is lightning-fast, even for Formula One drivers! Lastly, there’s a peek into “The Fuzzing Book,” exploring automated software testing. Quite the lineup, isn’t it?

 

Daily Links: Monday, Jan 20th, 2025

In my latest blog post, I dive into some fascinating topics, starting with why using ChatGPT isn’t as harmful to the environment as some might think. I also share my passion for RSS feeds and explore an intriguing “evil” RJ45 dongle. Plus, there’s a guide on building your own data center, a Kalman Filter tutorial, and an intro to self-hosting with Forgejo! Check it out!

 

Daily Links: Friday, Jan 17th, 2025

Hey, I’d like to share an exciting update from the Proxmox community on Reddit! The current version (V1.24) of the Proxmox Advanced Management Scripts has some cool new features. Want to dive deeper? Check out the link to see what’s in store and how you can enhance your Proxmox experience.

 

Daily Links: Monday, Jan 13th, 2025

In my latest blog post, I’ve highlighted an intriguing tool called hybridgroup/go-haystack that lets you track personal Bluetooth devices using Apple’s “Find My” network, and the best part is, you don’t need any Apple hardware! Also, I shared a fascinating illustrated guide to understanding a Ph.D. journey. Both are definitely worth a look if you’re curious about tech innovation and academia!

 

Daily Links: Sunday, Jan 12th, 2025

In my latest blog post, I dive into two thought-provoking reads. First, I discuss Steven T. Collis’ 2024 book “Habits of a Peacemaker,” where he encourages us to embrace counterarguments. Then, I explore Finland’s impressive Zero Homeless Strategy and the valuable lessons it offers. Join me as I unpack these intriguing ideas and strategies for meaningful change!

 

Daily Links: Saturday, Jan 11th, 2025

In my latest post, I dive into some super cool reads and tips! I’ve explored a fascinating resource on soldering from Tektronix that takes you back in time. Plus, I shared insights from Charles Duhigg’s “Supercommunicators,” a gem on mastering the art of communication in both work and life. And if you’re curious about honing those communication skills, I’ve got some effective habits to share!

 

Daily Links: Friday, Jan 10th, 2025

In my latest blog post, I dive into how we managed to crack a 512-bit DKIM key for under $8 using cloud services—it’s a fascinating experiment! Plus, I explore a compelling approach to enhancing communication skills with “The Five Ps,” a method that has boosted the stardom of musicians and politicians alike. It’s all about thrilling innovation and mastering the art of conversation!

 

Daily Links: Wednesday, Jan 8th, 2025

Hey there! In my latest blog post, I explore the importance of making your own choices and not just relying on machines or the crowd to decide your world. It’s all about keeping life interesting and steering your own ship. I also share some exciting insights from another article on programming with large language models. Check it out!