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brennan.daySep 7, 2026

Tending the Garden I Have: A Current State of Affairs

Taking stock of my digital garden before the first frost: an honest audit of everything I'm tending online, from Brennan.day and fanfiction.lol to my 565-day writing streak, plus the projects I've neglected, the intentional prunes I'm happy with, and the dead plants I need to admit aren't growing—including a shelved radio show, a dormant newsletter, and an unstarted school.

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taco 'bout it

taco 'bout itAug 28, 2026

the art of the block: building an atproto tool for gut-checking your next block

There is a very specific, almost poetic flavor of digital closure that occurs when you go to block someone on social media, only to discover they already beat you to the punch. Enter bsky-mutual-blocks: a lightweight browser client designed to check your Bluesky graph, cross-reference block lists, and reveal when the antipathy across the timeline is 100% reciprocal.

Zach Saucier's BlogAug 22, 2026

Notes about my second app for self-hosting my own personal music server.

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Radomski.co.nzAug 7, 2026

Can you beat Wellington has a new home

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Henrique Dias

Henrique DiasJul 28, 2026

Goodbye File Browser, for Real This Time

Yesterday, I published the last planned release of File Browser. It includes a few security fixes and a notice about the wind-down of the project. Alongside it, I announced that this was the last planned release and updated the repository so that it's ready to be archived on September 1st. For many people this came as a surprise. For those who've been following the project from close by, probably not. Either way, I wanted to write a bit about the decision and how we got to this point.

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Grahame, FYI

Grahame, FYIJul 22, 2026

From the Archives: Curveball

Rebuilding a classic flash game in Unity. Originally published 16 June 2026 on grahamewatt.com

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Grahame, FYI

Grahame, FYIJul 20, 2026

Things I'm Not Going to Do

Dangerously tempting distractions, some of which I may have already started...

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Zach Saucier's BlogJun 27, 2026

I'm a vibe coder

A reflection on my first published, fully vibe-coded application.

Stephan HagemannJun 19, 2026

Shift left far enough and the loop collapses

It is interesting — and not surprising — to see so many companies building new version control right now. GitLab shipped Agentic Code Review: it looks at every merge request with the full context of the repo, the pipeline, and your security policies, at a flat quarter-dollar a review. Epic Games open-sourced Lore, a from-scratch, content-addressed VCS. And underneath the headlines there is a crop of smaller projects that store the prompts and reasoning behind a change rather than the diff.

Out of my mindMay 22, 2026

My ambition on translating Beowulf

I want to translate Beowulf as Tolkien would have wanted it.

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Hwee-Boon YarMay 21, 2026

Hetzner vs Vercel: What I Pay to Run My SaaS Apps

My SaaS hosting cost comparison for Hetzner, Vercel, and Render: real numbers from running production apps on Hetzner VPS servers with Kamal and PostgreSQL.

Hwee-Boon YarApr 23, 2026

DevSnoop — Browser Access for Coding Agents

I use coding agents — Claude Code, Codex, Cursor — for most of my development. They're good at reading and writing code. They're not good at seeing

Grahame, FYI

Grahame, FYIApr 18, 2026

Coming Up for Air

A lot can happen in two months...

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at://hayden.moe

at://hayden.moeApr 17, 2026

Planny McPlanface - FY27

trying to be more productive in the next year

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Mainasara 🇳🇬🇲🇾Mar 12, 2026

vuln-pkg: The Boredom-Fueled Package Manager for Your Homelab

How watching teammates wrestle with Docker inspired a one-command way to run vulnerable labs.

Henrique Dias

Henrique DiasMar 11, 2026

Update On File Browser

Last year, I wrote a bit on maintaining open source projects. At the time, I was struggling with one of my most (unexpectedly) successful side projects, File Browser. Today, I want to give an update on it, since I never wrote again about it. I'm hoping that this post helps explaining the current status of the project.

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Hwee-Boon YarMar 9, 2026

Browser-to-Agent: Edit Your Site Without Leaving the Page

I work on my websites with a coding agent running in tmux. The usual flow: look at the site in the browser, switch to the terminal, describe what I

Hwee-Boon YarMar 7, 2026

shotpath: Automatically Copy macOS Screenshot Paths

shotpath is my Swift CLI for copying new macOS screenshot paths automatically, so I can paste screenshots into Claude Code, Droid, or Codex.

~/.bnuxFeb 9, 2026

Setting up a Meshtastic Node with the ESP32 LoRa V3

feat: flash Meshtastic firmware to a Heltec ESP32 LoRa V3 board via CLI

Hwee-Boon YarDec 27, 2025

MyOG.social - Automatic OG Image Generation

I built MyOG.social, a tool that automatically generates OG images for your pages. OG images are the preview images that show up when you share a link

ooo-yay.com

ooo-yay.comDec 21, 2025

Introducing lan.events

I've been working on [lan.events](https://beta.lan.events), a platform for organizing and discovering LAN parties and gaming events. I started going to LAN parties as a kid, took a long break as a young adult, then got back into it in 2025 thanks to my friend Ben. We hit DreamHack together, which led me to PDXLAN in the fall.

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Brennan Kenneth Brown ♾️Dec 15, 2025

Getting Things Up and Running

Transitioning from private to public writing, sharing progress on the Calgary Groups project and plans for the brennan.day website setup.

brennan.dayDec 15, 2025

Getting Things Up and Running

Transitioning from private to public writing, sharing progress on the Calgary Groups project and plans for the brennan.day website setup.

Henrique Dias

Henrique DiasDec 13, 2025

An Update on Processing Bosch's eBike Flow FIT Files

Over two years ago, I wrote an article where I laid out a few issues with Bosch's eBike Flow app. The first one being that their Apple Health integration is lacking, and does not synchronize information about power and cadence. The second was that their exported FIT files are malformed and cannot be properly imported anywhere. Sadly, it's still the case.