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Pablo Murad

Pablo MuradNov 9, 2026

50 Obsidian tricks that need zero plugins

Fifty Obsidian tricks hiding in a fresh install, no community plugins needed: search operators, block links and embeds, callouts, multiple cursors, Bases formulas, file recovery, the new CLI and more.

Pablo Murad

Pablo MuradNov 8, 2026

Cock.li, email the way it used to be

Cock.li gives you an email address the way it used to be: a name, a password and a captcha. IMAP, POP, XMPP, Tor addresses for everything, and Cock-mail, a whole webmail in a single HTML file that runs in your browser. Free since 2013.

Pablo Murad

Pablo MuradNov 8, 2026

Bloggram turns your Telegram channel into a blog

Bloggram turns a Telegram channel into a blog search engines can find: every post gets its own page, title and description, with tag pages, resized photos, RSS and a sitemap. Edits and deletions follow along. Free, no ads, no JavaScript.

projectstelegram

Pablo Murad

Pablo MuradNov 8, 2026

Emacs beyond the basics, part I: feeds, gopher, the fediverse and mail

Emacs as a small operating system: read RSS with elfeed, browse gopher and Gemini with Elpher, follow the fediverse with mastodon.el, chat on IRC and Matrix, read the web in EWW and send mail. Keys, configs and a starter block.

Pablo Murad

Pablo MuradNov 8, 2026

The small things I love

Eight small things I built and love: bimb.ooo for pastes and tiny sites, tuno.place notes, pupu.page for writing, tedy.science sums, phlog.space for wrecked photos, and three ravens that carry email: RavenMail forms, theraven.my and the new theraven.social. All free, no ads.

projectssmallweb

Henrique Dias

Henrique DiasNov 6, 2026

Archive Web Pages You Care About

While cleaning up my resumé for my current job search, I noticed one single link was no longer working. The offender was a blog I wrote almost 400 posts for, a few years back. This blog, Pplware Kids, was a branch of Pplware, a Portuguese tech blog. There, I wrote many explainer posts, tutorials, and tech news. Now, it is gone.

Pablo Murad

Pablo MuradNov 6, 2026

Org mode from zero: a complete, friendly guide

A complete, friendly guide to Org mode in Emacs: headings and folding, TODOs, dates and repeaters, the agenda, capture, links, tables with formulas, clocking, code blocks you can run, export to HTML and PDF, a starter config and a cheat sheet.

Pablo Murad

Pablo MuradNov 6, 2026

Come wander the small web with curl

No account, no key, nothing to install: rss.expert answers curl and the browser at the same address. Wander the small web with /one, /weird and /random, find any site's feed, read articles as plain text, or subscribe to the weird web in your reader.

Pablo Murad

Pablo MuradNov 3, 2026

The file server I didn't know I needed: copyparty

Every now and then a piece of software solves the problem I installed it for and then keeps showing me other problems it can solve. copyparty is one of those. I've been using it and I'm loving it. The pitch sounds almost too simple: run a program, point it at a folder, open a browser, and there are your files. That's only the entrance, though. Behind that browser window there's a very capable file server with resumable uploads, a searchable index, duplicate detection, user accounts, per-folder permissions,

self-hostingopen-source

ewan's devlogNov 3, 2026

One AI tool instead of six

I removed six AI tools from my Mac and installed one. The uninstalling took ten minutes; finding everything took a morning.

Pablo Murad

Pablo MuradNov 2, 2026

50 more Obsidian plugins worth your time

Fifty more Obsidian plugins, zero repeats from part one: screenplays, sheet music, chess and recipes next to the writing, planning and publishing tools. What each one does, how to start using it, and the catch when there is one.

Pablo Murad

Pablo MuradNov 2, 2026

How debrid services work

There's a kind of internet service that feels almost magical the first time you use it. You paste a link, a magnet, a torrent file, sometimes an NZB, and the service hands you back a clean, fast, direct link to download or stream. You don't wait in a queue, solve a captcha or leave your computer on while your home connection does the heavy lifting. That's the world of debrid services. The name is a little misleading, though. "Debrid" names a bundle of things: cache, high-bandwidth servers, integration with

Hwee-Boon YarNov 2, 2026

16 short prompts I type to my coding agents

Most of these prompts are a sentence or two. One is two words: “Elaborate, simply.” I type it when an agent’s update is too dense to follow.

Ewan's Project DocumentationNov 2, 2026

Ewan's personal package monorepo — language-agnostic workspace with TypeScript, Rust, and Python packages.

Hwee-Boon YarOct 30, 2026

LinkBunny — Autonomous Backlink Exchanges for Coding Agents

A new site starts with no backlinks. LinkBunny lets my coding agent exchange relevant nofollow links with matched sites, and I approve each change.

Debbie's Blatherings - by Debbie Ridpath Ohi

Debbie's Blatherings - by Debbie Ridpath OhiOct 29, 2026

Community Poll: What tool (digital or analog) do YOU find useful in your creative process?

Trying a new Leaflet feature: reply with your own blog post!

creative processtools

Pablo Murad

Pablo MuradOct 27, 2026

Emacs for the curious: install it, survive it, keep it

Emacs is older than most of the people who use it. The first version showed up at MIT in 1976, as a set of macros for an editor called TECO, and GNU Emacs, the one we all mean today, came out in 1985.

Pablo Murad

Pablo MuradOct 26, 2026

50 Obsidian plugins worth your time

Obsidian has more than 9,500 community plugins. Here are fifty that are actually worth installing, from writing and search to tasks, drawing, sync and AI, with a short note on what each one does and a link to grab it.

Pablo Murad

Pablo MuradOct 26, 2026

An Obsidian vault that lasts

Most Obsidian vaults die in the first month. This is the House: six numbered folders, five properties, four tags and a twenty-minute weekly sweep. A simple way to organize a vault you will still be using in five years, without installing a single plugin.

obsidiantutorial

-=Kernel-Error=-Oct 23, 2026

pwn.watch: Sicherheitsvorfälle im Überblick, mit Vorsicht beim Brief für die AI

pwn.watch sammelt aktuelle Sicherheitsvorfälle mit Patch-Status, reparierten Versionen, Zeitleiste und Quellen, dazu Feeds pro Produkt. Eine kurze Empfehlung, und warum ich den Button „Copy brief for your AI“ nur mit Vorsicht nutzen würde.

-=Kernel-Error=-Oct 18, 2026

Orca: eine ADE, in der mehrere Coding-Agenten sauber nebeneinander arbeiten

Seit fast fünf Monaten lasse ich meine Coding-Agenten in Orca laufen. Eine kurze Empfehlung: was eine Agent Development Environment überhaupt ist, warum Git-Worktrees dabei der Kern sind und was Orca von anderen Lösungen abhebt, inklusive der Punkte, die du vorher wissen solltest.

hello friend

hello friendOct 16, 2026

Neato screenwriting tools

I've been revising a screenplay that I originally drafted many years ago with some combination of physical index cards and Scrivener. Now, I've converted it to Fountain, and plopped it into along with this handy plugin. Although the plugin does have a PDF export function, afterwriting.com is kind of amazing for getting the format just right. It also has an option to export for mobile/Kindle reading.

Pablo Murad

Pablo MuradOct 15, 2026

I rediscovered NyxPE, a lightweight Windows maintenance ISO I built in July 2026 and nearly forgot about. It started as another little experiment to learn something new, but somehow found an audience. And surprisingly, it still holds up pretty well.

Click and tinkerOct 8, 2026

My Top 10+ Music Discovery Tools (medium port)

Tools, apps, websites, browser extensions that boost my daily music discoveries