A couple of days ago I stumbled on the Slash Pages website which lists common slash pages found on websites, usually personal ones. Slash pages are root-level pages focused on a specific topic, for example /about or /contact. I have a few of those on this site so I decided to take a moment to list them all here: /about: I don’t think I need to explain...

This is the 40th edition of People and Blogs, the series where I ask interesting people to talk about themselves and their blogs. Today we have Matthew Graybosch and his blog, starbreaker.org To follow this series subscribe to the newsletter. A new interview will land in your inbox every Friday. Not a fan of newsletters? No problem! You can read the...

I was going through my morning routine of checking emails and various forums and chats, when I stumbled on this post on mastodon. Not going to comment on the stupidity of the suggestion itself but it got me wondering if the fact that most of the web is English-based is going to be both a blessing and a curse for these AI. There is just so much nonsense...

If you’re into blogging and the blogging world, chances are you might have heard about bearblog.dev. And if you’re a reader of this blog you might have also read the interview with Herman, Bearblog’s creator. I never used Bearblog, mainly because I’m happy with my setup and I have no reason to look for another blog solution. That said, a few weeks...

You're currently reading this post either in your RSS feed, in your inbox, or in your browser. You are consuming content. Consuming content is what the majority of the people do most of the time online. But what's the ideal ratio between consuming and creating content? I'd argue that a 100/0 split in favour of consumption is not ideal the same way...

This is the 39th edition of People and Blogs, the series where I ask interesting people to talk about themselves and their blogs. Today we have Rebecca Toh and her blog, rebeccatoh.co To follow this series subscribe to the newsletter. A new interview will land in your inbox every Friday. Not a fan of newsletters? No problem! You can read the interviews...