yj is handy for converting between YAML, TOML, JSON, and HCL. yes.

yj -yj -i < config.yaml > config.json
yj -yt -i < config.yaml > config.toml
yj -yc    < config.yaml > config.hcl

imscript is interesting. It’s a collection of standalone image processing utilities: repository.

Two interesting indie/micro blog repositories.

1. GoBlog: Simple blogging system written in Go. Example.
2. tally-ho: A micropub speaking blog. Example.

Claws Mail is a great GUI mail client. It interoperates nicely with any text editor and has a flat file design structure (many use case possibilities). The negatives are that the interface is a bit dated and runs on a single thread.

Mesh networking software? Linux distributions like NixOS or Guix are not particularly suitable hosts in Internet blackout scenarios, as local operations are easily entangled into a remote build system.

Never got around to trying Yggdrasil, but here’s a rare video of someone using it, and on Guix no less (ultra rare). In this video, Guix remotes are mirrored.

I recently discovered corrscope, a program for rendering oscilloscope views of chiptune WAV files. The renders are hypnotic.

In my world, the original static site generator is hxincl. That’s as primitive as it gets.