A personal account of joining the IndieWeb movement, exploring what was learned and why it matters for online identity and independence.
I Joined The IndieWeb, Here’s What I Learned
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The Death And Rebirth Of My Home Server
A personal home server experienced a complete shutdown but has been successfully restored, highlighting challenges and solutions in DIY server management.
Reviving A 15-Year-old Netbook With Arch Linux
A tech enthusiast successfully restores a 15-year-old netbook using Arch Linux, demonstrating the device’s continued usability with modern open-source OS.
Unlocking the PSP’s Dual Core Setup
Researchers have successfully unlocked the PSP’s dual-core setup, enabling new performance capabilities. Details are confirmed, but full implications remain unclear.
Your ‘App’ Could Have Been A Webpage (So I Fixed It For You)
Developers are converting mobile apps into webpages to enhance user experience and accessibility, highlighting a shift in digital strategy.
Show HN: Super Dario
Super Dario, a new gaming platform showcased on Show HN, aims to combine classic gameplay with modern tech, attracting developer and gamer interest.
Neocities: Create Your Own Free Website
Neocities now offers users a free platform to create and host their own websites, aiming to revive simple web development for hobbyists and educators.
RISCBoy is an open-source portable games console, designed from scratch
RISCBoy introduces an open-source, portable games console built from scratch, aiming to empower developers and gamers alike.
In Emacs, Everything Looks Like a Service
Developers reveal a new approach in Emacs where all features are treated as services, enhancing modularity and extensibility in the editor.
Rewriting Bun In Rust
Developers are working on rewriting Bun, a JavaScript runtime, using Rust to improve performance and security. The project is still in early stages.
