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FAQ What is the best free open source way to back up IMAP email? For most people, mbsync (isync) pulls IMAP into a local Maildir reliably on Linux, macOS and Windows via WSL, and imap-backup does the same job with an easier cross-platform setup and no config-file syntax to learn. Pair whichever you choose with […]
Your keyboard and pointing device are the two tools you touch more than anything else on your desk — more than your monitor, more than your editor. A developer types for a living, and after enough years of it, the wrong keyboard and mouse stop being a minor annoyance and start being a wrist problem […]
If you’re a developer in Europe who works from home and runs a homelab, your chair and desk are the two pieces of hardware you touch more than any server, keyboard or monitor. You’ll spend thousands of hours in that seat, and a scary amount of expensive gear is going to live on that desk. […]
Markdown is perfect right up until a second person touches it. On your own, a folder of .md files is the best documentation system ever invented. Add four colleagues and suddenly you’ve got three different heading styles, a README that links to a domain that expired in 2023, and Steve, who writes every sentence in […]
Live streaming today means signing up for Twitch, YouTube Live, or another Big Tech platform. You get an audience, sure, but you also get ads you cannot control, algorithmic recommendations pushing viewers toward competing streams, rules that change overnight, and a chat system that ties your community to someone else’s database. For a hobbyist streamer, […]
Let’s be real about email: it’s out of control. The average person gets over 120 emails a day. Newsletters you forgot you subscribed to, receipts from three years ago, notifications from every app that ever got your address, and somewhere in there — buried under all of it — maybe four or five messages from […]
Everybody writes about Markdown editors. I did too, in The Best Open Source Markdown Editors for Writing and Beyond. But here’s the thing nobody tells you: the editor is the least interesting part of the whole stack. It’s the moment after you hit save where Markdown gets genuinely wild. Your .md file can be rendered […]
For the longest time, a kiosk meant one thing: a screen bolted to a wall, waiting for someone brave enough to poke it. A menu. A button or two. If you were lucky, a card reader. The whole device sat there passively, doing nothing until a human chose to interact with it, and most humans […]
You know that feeling when you click a link in a project’s README and it 404s right in your face? Me too. Broken links are the quiet rot of the web — they creep into documentation, blog posts, and large codebases without anyone noticing, and they make otherwise solid content look abandoned. The fix is […]
OCR used to be boring. You threw a scanned page at Tesseract, got back a wall of text with a few mangled characters, and moved on with your life. That was the whole genre for about fifteen years. Then vision language models showed up and ate the entire category. In the last eighteen months, document […]
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