No, I don't want you to summarise the page!
I'm getting sick of LLMs being everywhere. Let me use you how I want to use you, then get out of my way!
Proudly ruining the web since 2013.
I'm getting sick of LLMs being everywhere. Let me use you how I want to use you, then get out of my way!
Online search is objectively broken no matter which service you use.
I'm quite liking #Vivaldi, especially now I have dark/light mode switching working in #Ubuntu.
If it sticks, I'll play with their email and RSS integration next.
WordPress really is a nightmare, and this post by Pup On Tech really capsulated that!
GitHub has now been officially replaced with Codeberg.
I've been thinking about leaving GitHub, and here's my plan.
Finding a new blog to read is one of my favourite things to do; it genuinely brings me joy. Here's how I do it.
Here's an update on my recent concerns about being scammed by someone on eBay.
I think I've been scammed selling a watch on eBay and it turns out I have absolutely no recourse.
WordPress now has a private in-browser only version that you can use. Pretty neat.
All good things must come to an end, and today is that day for one of my projects, the 512kb Club.
Firefox have come through an delivered and actual AI killswitch in the browser.
Clarifying that you can use Pure Comments anywhere, not just on Pure Blog.
Today I'm launching Pure Comments and Pure Commons, an umbrella project for all things PURE.
My search for a Firefox replacement has been thorough, and not really born any fruit. But that's ok.
I'd like to introduce you to my latest project, a simple blogging platform I've dubbed, Pure Blog.
I've been using Firefox for over 20 years at this point, but after a stream of cock-ups, I'm thinking about moving on.
I was listening to the Waveform podcast on my way to work this morning and they were talking about cloud vs local computing, and I have thoughts...
I've managed to get my Jekyll based site working behind Bunny CDN, while maintaining my .htaccess redirects. Here's how I did it...
A smart (and slightly bleak) take from Luke on why contact forms attract more spam than email addresses.