Let Us Waffle
Tools like cooked.wiki let us strip away the cruft from online recipes. Is this necessarily a good thing?
The Stochastic Bletherist
The Stochastic Bletherist is the personal blog of Nathan Upchurch, where he writes about whatever he fancies at the time. Subscribe if you’re interested in musings on life, music, and technology, weird and wonderful incense reviews, the occasional bit of spicy discourse, or learning how to make things like vegan ranch dressing or incense sticks. There’s something for everyone here.
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Making Two New High Contrast Themes for KMines
My first KDE contribution! Two new high-contrast KMines themes that will arrive with Plasma 6.
Patience
Learning about patience through an incense-making miscalculation.
Offline
A conversation with a colleague caused me to consider the consequences of online-only tooling.
ADGs - Alternative Diet Guests and Foodservice
Breaking down the alternative-diet restaurant experience to offer some perspective and advice to foodservice professionals and proprietors.
Underrated Apps - QOwnNotes
QOwnNotes is a terminally underrated native markdown note-taking app, despite the fact that you’ll rarely see it mentioned on the internet.
The Secrets of Scrumptious Seitan
Seitan is simple to make, but tough to make well. I share some hard-won lessons about making seitan that’s worth eating.
Build an SVG Circle Grid with p5.js
In this tutorial, we’ll learn how to make a configurable SVG graphic of a grid of circles in random colors and sizes with p5.js.
How to Transfer Files Securely with the “scp” Command
How to transfer files to and from a remote Server with the scp / secure copy command.
Free Software is the Future for SMEs and Small Nonprofits
Tech giants aren’t meeting the needs of SMEs and nonprofits. Combined with digital privacy concerns, a perfect storm is brewing for increased adoption of free and open source software for these organizations.
