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🔗 The bizarre secrets I found investigating corrupt Winamp skins
I started looking through corrupt Winamp skins and it lead me down some very strange rabbit holes
I was more of an xmms guy myself growing up (desktop linux), but I love how...human the artifacts are in these corrupted skins. More like this, please. -
🔗 Is Australian Sunscreen ACTUALLY stronger than Asian Sunscreen? I put them to the test!
Thank you for joining me on this journey. A journey full of many discoveries... and many regrets. I now own enough sunscreen to protect a small village. Than...
Glad to see the ones I regularly use doing well in the test. Also, they have pumps with sunscreen for everyone in Aus like we have alcohol for cleaning our hands in Japan?! Amazing! tl;dr The best sun screen is the one you actually use. -
🔗 Home-Cooked Software and Barefoot Developers
The emerging golden age of home-cooked software, barefoot developers, and why the local-first community should help build it
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🔗 I Miss BSD/Linux
I miss BSD/Linux. Or was that GNU/Unix, I’m not sure? Silly jokes to get a statistical minority reading this on the edge of their seat aside, I do miss it. It’s still out there, but no longer in here, so what happened? In 2007, work happened, permanently
It’s me. I miss using Gnome and Linux and all of that, but … *sigh* -
🔗 A New York-Style High Line Is Coming to Tokyo
Tokyo is getting its own High Line-like elevated pedestrian walkway, marking a nascent shift in the city’s emphasis on automobile supremacy.
It’s still years off, but getting rid of expressway and adding more pedestrian friendly areas sounds is a win. Excited to see it develop.