Gecko: Intent to ship: Temporal bit.ly/3QVzXdp

rebase is better than merge this is not an april fools joke loser, you are just bad at git

I always get asked "what does RTL do?" in silicon design, so I made a quick generic-company chip design org chart

If you work in DevOps read this post-mortem. If you don't work in DevOps, send this to your coworkers that do. Trust me, it's important they read this. landh.tech/blog/20250211-…

I'm still confused as to what nix is actually supposed to fix. In my experience the only things it fixes are my abundance of free time that's not spent editing configuration files, and the dearth of issues on my bug tracker complaining things only work in a standard FHS env.

I met Jonathan Jacobi in 2018 when he was 18y/o presenting at CCC. 6 years later I met him again for an interview to learn more about his life and career. The Life of a Hacker: Jonathan Jacobi

i maintain that Sid Meier’s Alpha Centauri “counts as literature”

Just built Ladybird from source (and it built quickly!)… surreal that we have a new & from scratch, truly independent browser engine making progress so quickly

On Saturday airs the episode with Andreas Kling about Ladybird and web browsers in general! Here's a highlight with Andreas telling me how to think about the browsers - what are they made of!

Uh oh. Looks like someone at JetBrains forgot to press the right certificate renewal buttons.

Pretty impressed by how well Ladybird does on rendering modern webpages, given it’s an independent browser with its own engine

We're extremely happy to announce that the IRS has granted us 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status! Donations to the Ladybird Browser Initiative are now tax-deductible, including those made in the past.

This blog from GitHub does a great job of explaining why so many people are excited about Ladybird and willing to put money down to see our mission succeed. It's a privilege to work on FOSS that gets people excited about the future! github.blog/open-source/ma…

Gotta love popular science posts. Tons of likes, a pre-print paper that claims the CMB is dead thanks to JWST. And then you read the paper, where they say their new findings account for "1.4% or more" of the energy in the CMB. smbc-comics.com/index.php?db=c…

Chromium has created a new distributed build tool called siso to be a drop-in replacement for ninja. Or at least it's supposed to be. There's one ninja tool that I just can't live without, and I'm shocked they forgot it. Luckily, it can be patched in. gist.github.com/ADKaster/e3275…

Chris Wanstrath has stepped down from our Board of Directors. In his words, "The org is now over a year old with strong leadership and momentum, so this feels like the right time to formally step away. I’m grateful to have helped get the non-profit off the ground, and the

Average bug report as a Linux desktop app dev: "ghostty doesn't work when skibidi-ng signals systemd-gears on wayland 42.1.2-2006-04-21 with a swahili keyboard layout using keyd, also I have a custom keyboard firmware to only activate the key on layer 69 on an xbox controller"