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The HTML Standard is surprisingly readable, not some forbidden tech scroll guarded by browser wizards.

The tiny-web speed sermon: squeeze the page under one TCP packet and watch the bloat monsters blink first.

systemd won. cope harder, init script enjoyers.

Ben Hoyt on the small web: less algorithmic sludge, more handmade corners with a human pulse.

A reminder about old days on the web - when browser compatibility was the hard feature to add.

This article inspired me to start this site in plain HTML. But "HTML is unpleasant to write", so I switched to Markdown.

Best practices for building scalable, and maintainable cloud-native applications.