Since I’m back to work tomorrow I got it out to see if it was charged enough for the train journey in the morning. 90% remaining. After 3 weeks. It wasn’t turned off, just closed. Why I’m Spoiled By Apple Silicon (But Still Love Framework)

/me is listening to “The Suburbs” by Arcade Fire

Elements of C Style: Oldies but goodies. #clang

How Container Filesystem Works: Building a Docker-like Container From Scratch.

How to Debug Chez Scheme Programs. Note that this applies to Chez Scheme. #scheme

Rendezvous hashing is an algorithm to solve the distributed hash table problem – a common and general pattern in distributed systems.

/me is listening to “Let Us Be Loving” by Alice Russell

More than 5k pages left here.

I finally got this “rounded upgrade”, or macOS 26. As someone who spend almost all the day in a Terminal, it’s pretty okay since I’m only exposed to changes made to the menu bar (Dock has always been hidden on my laptops, and I don’t store files or folders on the Desktop). Safari 26 was no longer working with comact mode on Sequoia 15.7 (no way to interacti with the address bar other than with using keyword shortcuts). The floating buttons and panels are a minor inconvenience on most apps I use, but still it’s a drastic shift in macOS UI. Maybe this is becuase I still own a very old iPhone with a very outdated iOS, or maybe this is just me, like many others. Also, they revamped the nifty volume icons we used to have on the Desktop. At least we got a useable Spotlight again. #apple

I just want an 80×25 console, but that’s no longer possible. Reminds me of my playing with virtual consoles all along on Linux distros. #unix