If you're looking for a cost effective way to host open source apps for personal use but don't want to self-host, I can highly recommend https://www.pikapods.com/ You'll probably discover some useful apps you haven't heard of too: https://www.pikapods.com/apps

GitHub has an Atom feed for tags so you can subscribe to them with your RSS reader. The format is: https://github.com/:user/:repo/tags.atom This is useful for projects that don't use Releases. For example Elixir packages tend to use tags and then release on Hex (which

Great to see this new site from Phil Gyford: ooh.directoryA collection of 860 blogs about every topic How the web should be! Human curated lists of interesting independent things. With RSS. Here's the launch post from his (excellent) blog.

Bookmark this search in Twitter filter:follows -filter:replies You'll get a chronological timeline, free from Twitter's suggestions.

The Shell Field Guide is treasure trove of handy Shell tips including scripting for Bash / Zsh. The section on Faster Iteration with Pipes being a highlight.

This post was doing the rounds today, so I just did fallocate -l 1G reserve.img to create a 1GB file on all my (small personal) servers in case the disk on them ever fills up and I need to buy some time to sort it out.