Apple are clearly on the way out. Cancelled products, delayed launches, failed products, and outsourcing to competitors.

State-level crackdowns in the US threaten to 'break VPN access for the entire internet,' claims online privacy nonprofit pcgamer.com/hardware/state…

good morning to all software engineers with impostor syndrome (so good morning to everyone)

Got an amazing deal on a used server. Then checked how much upgrading the RAM will cost, considering starting a GoFundMe.

32GB DDR4 ECC UDIMM was £60 in 2023, now its over £180

you can just do things

Out of ALL the social media's that are banned to "protect Children", they left Roblox and Discord exempt LMAO...sure buddy

Getting a legacy system running on your local for development SUCKS.

That feeling when you have a power outage and the UPS worked. All my servers kept running until the power came back. I was dreading having to get things running and synced again.

opencode is growing like crazy and no ai thought leader uses it as their primary tool these things are related

PHP people ship products. JS people ship libraries

Devastated. Adam The Woo was a trailblazer, he did his own thing, his way, always. He was a creature of consistency who chased adventure and chaos on a daily basis. He deeply loved what he did so much that he couldn’t stop, even if he wanted to. Adam inspired Kitra and I to

I never met Adam The Woo but felt like I knew him all the same, been watching almost every day for years. Loved seeing him visit London earlier this year. The news of him passing is heartbreaking.

The Online Safety Act is just the latest excuse to tighten the screws on everyone, wrapped in “think of the children” wrapping paper. Kids will always outsmart a filter. The real goal is policing the rest of us, but that won’t work either.

Never put all your eggs in one basket. My email, password manager, VPN, and file storage are all from different providers or self-hosted. The convenience of having these things all in one place doesn't outweigh the risks to me.

If you don't drink your coffee black, you're not a coffee drinker.

Everyone out here switching to Linux. Meanwhile, I've been using Linux for my work machine for years and am currently switching back to Windows for convenience. Not ditching Linux though, WSL is actually good so it's there when I need it.

In 2026 my dev morning routine is: start the agent, go shower, come back to commits.