Tell me you know how to do #timezones by hand. I dare you! At this point, if you don't have machines doing this, your job is just timezone calculations. 🤣

Ubuntu's ready for Alberta and Morocco time zone changes - OMG! Ubuntu

Times are literally changing and Ubuntu's keeping pace – well, kinda. In November, most of Canada will turn its clocks back an hour, but the Western

omgubuntu.co.uk

I been using and developing on #Linux for more than two decades now. Every year was said to be the year of Linux desktop. But now... I don't know... It really feels like. 😅 We finally hitting mainstream adoption. It's a weird world we live in now. 😁

Linux Desktop Market Share Surpasses 10% in North America

Statcounter reports Linux at 10.65% of desktop usage in North America, with Cloudflare data lending further support to the milestone.

linuxiac.com

Woah, hashimoto is making a new company called #Superlogical. And the first part they building is a #terminal #multiplex. 🤯 I can kind of see how it relates to #libghostty. The track record speaks for itself. Basically, I am ready! 😎

An announcement from Superlogical

Building the multiplexer for all work.

superlogical.com

Building with a #Localfirst mentality changes quite a bit on how you design software. It's not simply phone home. Think of where the data rest. What even a server means. Use relays and replication all over. The benefit is independence and control of your data. 😎

Reading a bit on #iroh. I just can't shake the feeling how similar it is to the #BEAM. 😅 Yes, one is a full runtime, the other is a network system. But it's how you use, that brings the similarity for me. Now. If I can "just" merge them in some way... 😉

What is iroh? - iroh

Documentation Index

docs.iroh.computer

At $dayjob, I have to use #claude and #gemini. And I do. But at home, I use solely #openweight models. However, these models have gotten advanced. Enough so I prefer them. 😎 Like they seem to follow directions better and stay more focused than the frontier ones.

Nice. #GleamLang 1.18 is out. And focuses on tooling with #UX of development. Like #LSP go to magic. ✨ May not seem as much, but this is what makes using a language a joy versus dying from a thousand paper cuts. I'm liking gleam more and more. 😎

A field day for Gleam’s language server | Gleam programming language

News post: Gleam v1.18.0 released!

gleam.run

The more that I use #optique by @hongminhee@hollo.social, the more impressive the #typescript CLI parser is. It's clearly a CLI framework. Like I just found you can do man pages! 🤯 I'm now navigating more to see what other secrets this has. 😎

Optique: type-safe combinatorial CLI parser for TypeScript | Optique

Model your command-line grammar with composable, type-safe parsers. Mutually exclusive modes, dependent options, inferred result types, help, completion, and man pages all come from the same parser…

optique.dev

Say you use email with custom domain. And have wildcard access for any sub domain usage. Any #DNS label you create with CNAME will break that same email label... 🫠 Learned this yesterday for a good ol' email outage of about 12+ hours. 🤣

I'll bite. I want to try leaflet.pub now! Atmosphere is getting interesting. And I am going to experiment a bit. Here's a much longer winded reason why:

Ok, I'll try Leaflet now

A story of wanting to do more than blogging on a site for blogging. While also ranting about what hasn't worked.

a.baez.link

So #flyio is betting solely on agentic workloads. That's a thing you can do. 😅 But honestly, there's SO many #PaaS solutions out there. Trying to deviate is the real pitch here. I'm curious how they mature with this.

Turn And Face The Strange

Documentation and guides from the team at Fly.io.

fly.io

Objectively I get it. #Codeberg ban on #cryptocurrency and #LLM assisted. Hopes for higher integrity. But here's the thing. Both are controversial and can have excellent software built. Choice of technology doesn't make bad software. It's how a person uses a technology that provides distinction.

Recently learned of #d2lang and have become an instant convert. 😅 I write a lot of diagrams. While #mermaid has been my go-to, I can say not always is it clear how to set up. But on d2? I barely know it and already have some potent diagrams. That actually look nice. 🫡

Home | D2 Documentation

D2 is a modern DSL that turns text to diagrams.

d2lang.com

Well then... Was not at all expecting #turso to also do #postgres. 🤯 Like if rewriting #sqlite alone wasn't hard enough. 🤣

We're building Postgres in Rust. Using the LLVM of databases

Turso is becoming the LLVM of databases: one modern, reliable Rust core with many SQL frontends. After rewriting SQLite, we are now building Postgres.

turso.tech

Wasn't even aware #dbus broker was replacing dbus daemon on #ubuntu. Very very nice. 😎 Getting everything to use one bus may sound simple, but it's really not. So MANY failure cases. Glad this is on 26.10. Cause time will be needed for bugs. 😅

Ubuntu 26.10 retires dbus-daemon after 22 year run as default - OMG! Ubuntu

Ubuntu 26.10 is replacing its D-Bus implementation for the first time since 2004, swapping dbus-daemon for dbus-broker – a change end-users are unlikely

omgubuntu.co.uk

So recently I was looking for a new #tui library to work with #typescript. Because wanting to try something of a one system with #Deno Desktop. 😉 Anyway found this gem, #Melker. Full fledged markup language! Pretty wild to see. Going to try to build something. We'll see how it goes. 😅

Melker - Run text with meaning

A terminal UI framework for apps you want to share safely. Document-first terminal apps with permission sandboxing.

melker.sh

May seem obvious, but when doing batch insert, presort before writes. It helps significantly on writes and you get significant gains on any db really dealing with indexes (spoiler ALL OF THEM) andersmurphy.com/2026/06/07/s...

Started to learn #diataxis. It's refreshing way of how to navigate documentation. Take the difference of what a tutorial versus how to. May seem obvious, but really isn't. Already started using and I'm like never going back to my prior mess of no "compass." 😅

The difference between a tutorial and how-to guide - Diátaxis

In Diátaxis, tutorials and how-to guides are strongly distinguished. It’s a distinction that’s often not made; in fact the single most common conflation made in software product documentation is that…

diataxis.fr

Being able to have temporal ranges in #postgres is such a low key productivity boon. Like, I cannot think of a time where I didn't use dates to filter through rows with anything more than a key look up 😅

Looking Forward to Postgres 19: It's About Time

Postgres 19 brings native temporal table support. Shaun Thomas covers WITHOUT OVERLAPS, FOR PORTION OF, and temporal foreign keys - and what's still missing.

pgedge.com

Speech to text integrated in #Ubuntu desktop is very much a welcome inclusion in my book. 😎 #myna project already looks promising. ... As long as we can choose which ai models we use. AND it's not only big cloud ones. 😉

Introducing Myna: Speech to Text for Ubuntu Desktop

Speech To Text is an important accessibility feature, but it’s also a useful productivity tool for anyone who finds it easier to speak than to type. Today I’m excited to introduce Project Myna, a…

discourse.ubuntu.com

Really liking the initiative features #tangled keeps coming up with. The ssh tui for me is how I'll be using like 90% of the time. 😅 All thanks to brilliant #wish library from #charm.

Newsletter 02

Vouching, CI logs over SSH, and more

blog.tangled.org

Oh my! #DuckDB materialized views as generated #markdown tables for #obsidian. And as a plugin!? This is brilliant! 😍 I actually was doing something similar... but... outputting as a query I had to remember to output to DuckDB. 😅

Your Obsidian Vault Can Now Run SQL (and Your Agent Can Read It)

Run DuckDB SQL inside your Obsidian notes and freeze the results as plain markdown tables, local files or MotherDuck cloud data alike. Your vault becomes a local knowledge base your AI agent can read…

motherduck.com

I been waiting for the release of #multigres. A #postgres sharding and connection pooling solution by #supabase. This is low key amazing tech. So many places where it will fit. Predominantly on #cockroachdb market value. 😁

Multigres v0.1 Alpha: an operating system for Postgres

Today we're releasing Multigres v0.1 alpha to the open source community, bringing Vitess-grade horizontal scaling, high availability, and operational simplicity to Postgres.

supabase.com

I gotten to learn enough on #graphql to know that implementing involves figuring out your own way to the loose spec. So having a community share for figured out specs is the right move. At least get some conformity in this space. 😅

GraphQL Auxiliary Proposals

Fully Qualified Operation Names

gaps.graphql.org

One of the promising things that has happened with ai agents is that we #CLI now. 😅 #DNSimple product is already well worth it. Now with the CLI, it just makes sense. Not everything needs the api. And these CLI tools make things easier for auth in general. 😎

Introducing the DNSimple CLI: Manage Your DNS from the Command Line

Announcing the public release of the new DNSimple CLI, a powerful command-line interface for DNS management and domain registration, designed for human users and AI agents alike.

blog.dnsimple.com

We live on the weirdest of timelines. One where #Microsoft Linux distribution is fully accessible, instead of in a small sub-space called "Azure". 😅

Microsoft surprises with its first server Linux distribution: Azure Linux 4.0

You'll be able to run this Linux distro on both Azure and your desktop using Windows Subsystem for Linux. Here's what we know about it so far.

zdnet.com

I'm quite curious what are the plans for #DuckDB on 2.0. They have an #OLAP local renaissance in their hands. 😎

Quack: The DuckDB Client-Server Protocol

DuckDB instances can now talk to each other using the Quack remote protocol. This lets you run DuckDB in a client-server setup with multiple concurrent writers. In DuckDB's spirit, Quack is simple to...

duckdb.org

#Fastmail has now an #mcp server. If you use with #qwen36 locally, you got yourself a fully private access to your emails. Benefits of ai without snooping. 😅 So no #Google or ai vendor training on your data. 😎

An MCP server for Fastmail — National Email Day

Connect your preferred AI client to Fastmail using MCP

fastmail.com

#canonical #notary is such an elegant solution to #TLS expiration. 😅 Handling distributed TLS expiration is not exactly a solved problem. So many incidents due to it. Even with notary just being an intermediary, worlds better than managing it all. 🫠

Beyond the maze: How Canonical Notary aims to unify the TLS Lifecycle

Beyond the maze: How Canonical Notary aims to unify the TLS Lifecycle The foundation of any secure software infrastructure or platform is Transport Layer Security, yet its lifecycle management…

discourse.charmhub.io

So the #thunderbird team at #Mozilla created a new ai agent tool called #thunderbolt. 😵‍💫 Did not see that coming. 😅 My question is more of how does it impact the new thunderbird pro effort the same team is trying to release. 🤔

Thunderbolt — AI You Control

The Open-Source, Cross-Platform, Extensible AI Client

thunderbolt.io