For those who want to test their perception of colour, I made a little game called "What's My JND"

https://www.keithcirkel.co.uk/whats-my-jnd/?r=ARUjKP__-ve-

I spent too much time looking at too many colo(u)rs to try and optimise them for csskit. Here are some interesting findings.

https://www.keithcirkel.co.uk/too-much-color/

RE: https://cosocial.ca/@mhoye/116148772813747144

I think of this every time I see AGENTS.md or CLAUDE.md. WHAT YOU ARE WRITING IS DOCUMENTATION. Why are you suddenly interested in writing clear documentation for the robots when this information would have been helpful for every human contributor who came across your project??

Where you live, within a 15 minute walk of your home, is there anywhere public that:

- two or more people can sit and talk
- sheltered from the wind
- sheltered from the rain
- doesn't require any purchase to be there (so no cafes, etc...).

?

every chat protocol made after IRC persistently keeps you in your chat rooms, even when you’re not connected to the server at the moment. this is generally considered to be a good thing

however, consider: this removes the peak comedy of someone saying “let me try this out real quick” and getting loudly kicked out of the room by their own OOM killer taking exception to an unchecked memory leak.

so, it;s impossible to say if its bad or not

My ISP had double NAT. No port forwarding, no public IP, no easy way out.
So I spent a weekend building a self-hosting setup that just works, and has been running for two years without major issues.

I am lazy, so I aimed to find a setup that didn't require any effort when adding new service. The key insight: a wildcard certificate on Route53 + Let's Encrypt, combined with Tailscale for private networking. Add a new service? Update the Caddyfile, that's it. No touching DNS, no memorizing ports, no browser security warnings.
Right now behind this setup I have Immich for photos, KaraKeep for bookmarks, OctoPrint for my 3D printer, Pi-hole, Node-RED and n8n. All on a single Raspberry Pi 4, all with proper HTTPS and clean subdomain names.

Did everything go smoothly? Of course not. The AWS credentials in the systemd context for automatic certificate renewal were a fun surprise. But it's all in the article.

If you're into self-hosting, tired of remembering which port maps to which app, this might be useful.
https://bit.ly/3MmPAMk
#SelfHosting #Tailscale #Homelab #RaspberryPi #Infrastructure