Private networks made easy using Tailscale (see how it works). I already subscribed to NordVPN, which does the job well when it comes to broadcast anonymous connections. Unfortuantely, it looks like the only way to get it is through Google or M$.

TIL there’s something like Keybase that’s not totally Keybase (now part of the Zoom security sphere if I remember correctly): Keyoxide. The author has a very nice website, btw.

Webmentiond. An interesting series of links regarding webmentions and the indie web.

Webmentions allow blogs to send message to each other when there is a link in the pinging one pointing to the linked one, the linked one may display that mention at the end of the page, thus creating some form of conversation.

Mighty: Is this the future of Chrome?

I finally agreed with myself on the color theme that I will use in the coming months.

(It’s entirely based on Nord theme, with fuzzy stuff removed.)

Apparently, anonymity is a thing.

Nyxt browser: Be productive on the Internet.

Magit lets you reword a previous commit message so easily (compared to interactive rebasing solutions that are suggested all over StackOverflow). In a magit status buffer, just r w, select the commit, fix it, then C-c C-c. This is even better than the earlier solution offered by the author. Interactive rebasing is also a joy. #emacs

Emacs Speaks Statistics Config Share Space. #emacs

How to find what you want in the Django documentation. #python