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All static using Jekyll, no JavaScript, no external libraries, hosted on a CDN.
It helps me to think and straight things out, especially when things become an micro-obsession. Moreover, blogging contributes to my personal branding.
Topics: Travel, Finance and Engineering.
My recent favorite:
* Exploring Greece's innovative fight against tax evasion: QR codes, snitching apps, and VAT lotteries https://daanmiddendorp.com/financial/2023/04/03/exploring-gr...
Still largely a work in progress. I haven't really posted anything up there in a while, but I hope to soon.
Not much to look at yet since it's still new, but I'm hoping to post more regularly. Topics won't be restricted to just mobile dev stuff even though that's where most of my experience is.
I haven't posted new content there in a while, but I hope to soon when I find the time. It's still largely a work in progress, and I think I've spent more time working on the custom theme than I have on the actual content.
I've only recently decided to go with bearblog and finally start blogging instead of worrying about the correct setup forever.
This is a great thread to feed my news reader subscriptions!
"Dave's Data" - very much a "whatever I want to post about" blog but with some of my historical cryptocurrency mining exploits, some CS professor babble, some cooking, and recently some Rust.
My most read article was the one where I discussed a pretty crazy adventure creating an optimized miner for the monero cryptocurrency, discovering in the process the mechanism that had been used to artificially pre-mine its predecessor, Bytecoin. (It was released with an artificially slowed down implementation of the PoW function, which I managed to reverse engineer and discover the original design): https://da-data.blogspot.com/2014/08/minting-money-with-mone...
My blog: https://victorbjorklund.com/blog
Search library used: https://stork-search.net/
(And yes, I know it is totally overkill to have search when you just got a few articles)
CSS only, no JS. Trying to make it as accessible as possible. Mainly about programming and some art stuff.
Feels like there should be a Spotify for reading, with “playlists” of articles cherry picked from blogs, and simple Discover Weekly recommendations.
Anyway, I’ll leave mine as well (mostly reverse engineering macOS related):
https://notes.alinpanaitiu.com/
…and I’ll probably use the quality data on this thread to build that service I feel should already exist.