2025-03-28
March 28, 2025 —
~wheresalice
Things you may have missed in March, or my monthly(ish) linkblog
Articles
- Avoid the nightmare bicycle, stop hiding your underlying infrastructure and give users the ability to build a clear model in their heads
- Hierarchy of Hazard Controls (or how to stop devs from dropping prod) is a good introduction to the topic and applies it to devops. The failure to apply this was also highlighted in a recent Marine Accident Investigation
- Infinite Canvas encourages us to use virtual whiteboards instead of traditional note apps. Personally I really like this approach as the landing page for a team's documentation
- Life Altering Postgresql Patterns or just some tips on designing your tables
- Mid-conditional love talks about (un)conditional love isn't a binary, it's a spectrum
- Traefik TLS configuration
- Weird but useful charts
Tools / Websites
- bearlytics is a straightforward web analytics tool that helps you understand your website traffic without selling your soul to the tracking gods. No cookies, no PII problems, just the basics
- Redirector rewrite URLs in your browser based on regex patterns. For example rewrite all Twitter links to xcancel or all Reddit links to old.reddit.com
- Search Engine Party compares search engines in terms of privacy in a nice table. Maybe combine it with search engines with their own index
- TrainPlanner is an open-ended puzzle game where you have to create a safe, efficient and pretty rail network to let Miku deliver her leeks. It's important work!
- zk is my new pkm tool of choice at work, combined with a neovim plugin. No more needing a mouse, everything in the commandline
Music
- Dynamike @ Bangface 2022 (Often Pompen Takeover) is the perfect example of what I mean when I say silly music I can dance to. A great mix of weird mashups
- The Prodigy 1990-93 History Mix
- HITECH 180 BPM +
- aggressively sapphic pop bops
- Grimy Techno & Bass Mix in the Matrix | Boo Lean
- I Wish You Liked Girls
Videos
- How to Find Your Passion
- The only thing that stopped me from infinite scrolling clickbaity title, but a good video on one person's journalling approach