This is unusual enough to blog about it.

There is a special font, called Sans Forgetica, designed to better retain the text that you read… Wow.

I can see how this may become abused – for example, for advertising

Anyway, you can download the font, and even a Chrome extension to show any text chunk in this Unforgettable font from the font’s website: http://sansforgetica.rmit/.

Here’s my blog URL for you to remember, hehe

Your software needs tons of RAM, and runs a bit too slow on your super-duper HPC cluster? Read this: Slow memory allocation due to Transparent Huge Pages (THP)

…is worth a listen: https://castbox.fm/episode/The-World-Cup’s-Mysterious-Path-to-Russia-id463650-id81720904

The 2018 World Cup is now underway in Russia. The story of how it ended up there involves some names you might recognize: James Comey, Robert Mueller and Christopher Steele. Guest: Ken Bensinger, author of “Red Card: How the U.S. Blew the Whistle on the World’s Biggest Sports Scandal,” who has written about this story for The New York Times.

Update: no longer offered, link removed…

Exactly what the title says: Raspberry Pi colocation service, yay! At only 30 EUR/year as of this writing.

Preparing to dismantle my physical server (and move different hosted things to one or more VPS),
I’ve realized that an email server is necessary: to send website-generated emails, and also
receive a few rare contact requests arriving at the websites.

My current email server was configured eons ago, it works well,
but I have no desire to painfully transfer all the configuration…
Better install something new, shiny and exciting, right?

I had 3 #self-hosted, #mail-server bookmarks:

• Mail-in-a-box
• iRedMail
• Modoboa
• Sovereign

(Sovereign, the 4th one, was addded after reading more about Mail-in-a-box.)

Here are my notes on what seemed important about these 4.
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A long but interesting read: The Sugar Conspiracy.

A while ago I was looking for GTD/TSW-compatible android app.
I ended up using Trello, Keep, and Calendar.

But I always keep looking for new/improved tools, as right now I feel the best one does not exist…
(If the best one can exist at all – requirements and conditions change all the time, so there is no fixed perfect immovable target.)

I have been contemplating trying out the TSW methodology, but neither Keep nor Trello are quite there yet.
I ended up using Evernote; after recent management changes and actually trying to become profitable it may as well last long enough.

Everything was fine and calm until I have found workflowy yesterday.
In essence, it is very similar to the text-file-based system that I have been using for at least half a year.

Briefly, it is a web-based text editor on steroids, with possibly infinite nesting lists and seemingly full keyboard shortcuts control – no mouse needed.
I recommend that you try the demo – it seems to be fully functional, and there is no need to sign up.

This discovery made me read through pages and pages of this class of software tools.
Here is a very brief summary of my findings: Read the rest of this entry »