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I was inspired by a huge number of my art heroes who either spoke highly of keeping a sketchbook or whose sketchbooks have been published, but the person who gave me the final push was the inspirational Will Terrell, whose candor and good humor touched a nerve. Before that, my commitment to art was extremely haphazard. I would occasionally go through a phase where I drew quite a bit. I would, of course, see an improvement in my abilities. 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The tools These cards were all drawn in Krita (krita.org), the FOSS drawing program that works beautifully with my Wacom Intuos4 drawing tablet (specifically the PTK-640, which is now at least a decade old. It was a very thoughtful present from my wife). 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The files mentioned in this article are available for viewing or cloning here: the 'pf-bedtime' repo. Goals I want my home network to \\\"shut off Internet access\\\" when it’s bedtime. I need it to be completely automatic and on a schedule. I also need to make exceptions to allow a couple servers and devices do backups and updates at night. 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Fitted sheet update: Unfolding a professionally folded fitted sheet! Page created: 2026-03-02 I finished Ratfactor’s Illustrated Guide to Folding Fitted Sheets last year and ever since, I’ve been on the lookout for additional fitted sheet folding tips. Needless to say, I was very excited when we bought a new sheet set a couple months back. At last, a chance to see a pristine professionally-folded fitted sheet. The moment we got home, I ran upstairs with glee and took pictures as I peeled back the secrets. Now I’ve drawn up the photos to show how it unfolded. 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Hamming Pages: 403 Finished reading: 2025-10-05 Back to my books page for more reviews, etc. My Review (and notes and musings) Hello, this will be unusually long. I’m doing an informal book club started on Mastodon with Shae Erisson (scannedinavian.com) and Brit Butler (kingcons.io) Here’s the shared space for the book club notes (github.com). 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In that essay, I tried to express why I was so agonized by the leaders in my industry doing a speedrun towards dystopia and how it all felt so divorced from what technology could, and should be. Everything I wrote there is still true, but amplified. As an aside, I received a lot of positive feedback on that essay, thank you! (And I’m sorry that I still haven’t responded to some of you. My inbox is a disaster for a variety of reasons.)\",\"classification_terms\":[\"tech-nope2\",\"about\",\"contact\"],\"external_refs\":[],\"password_input_count\":0,\"email_input_count\":0,\"tel_input_count\":0,\"otp_term_count\":0,\"login_form_count\":0,\"checkout_form_count\":0,\"wallet_prompt_count\":0,\"offdomain_form_actions\":0,\"suspicious_script_refs_count\":0,\"external_script_hosts\":[],\"executable_download_count\":0,\"archive_download_count\":0,\"apk_download_count\":0,\"phone_number_count\":5,\"depth\":1},{\"path\":\"/openbsd/blog-11-openbsd-disable-inteldrm\",\"status\":200,\"title\":\"OpenBSD Blog #11: Disabling Direct Rendering Manager on OpenBSD - ratfactor\",\"word_count\":749,\"summary_text\":\"OpenBSD Blog #11: Disabling Direct Rendering Manager on OpenBSD - ratfactor OpenBSD Blog #11: Disabling Direct Rendering Manager on OpenBSD - ratfactor Home | About | Now | Repos | Cards | Contact | RSS OpenBSD Blog #11: Disabling Direct Rendering Manager on OpenBSD Page created: 2026-02-09 Updated: 2026-03-11 Go back to my OpenBSD page for more entries. Something was stealing my CPU when a monitor wasn’t plugged in I set up an OpenBSD headless gateway/firewall installation by doing the usual stuff with a USB stick, monitor, and keyboard. This little x86 mini pc had been running Slackware Linux flawlessly for the last four years and I wasn’t expecting any trouble. 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How big is a Git commit? Page created: 2026-01-10 back to Git. Short answer: It depends. Git stores \\\"objects\\\" as zlib compressed data. So the exact size of a commit will depend on the compressibility of your files (which is basically a function of the amount of repetition in them). https://git-scm.com/docs/gitformat-loose The other factor is that Git eventually turns object files into even more efficient packfiles, saving additional space by getting rid of redundancy across objects. https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Internals-Packfiles For fun, I did some little experiments (all \\\"loose objects\\\" with no packfiles created). 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Mozilla has been an…​ unwell organization for a very long time, but at this point it is basically working as hard as it can to shed the last of its users and supporters. And it’s working! But, we can still have nice things thanks to projects like LibreWolf. (librewolf.net) TL;DR In addition to removing all the increasingly horrible junk from Firefox, LibreWolf doesn’t save passwords and clears cookies on exit. That may not be what you want. 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JavaScript: Blank line scanning/parsing/lexing by hand vs regex Page created: 2025-10-09 See also JavaScript string parsing performance test where I did a very similar performance test of hand-written lexer/scanner versus regex. (Which you can run right on the page.) I also discuss the merits of performance.now() in testing in browsers. For this particular test, I put the benchmark in a separate HTML file. Check it out and run it here: line-scanning-bench.html The benchmark finds blank line-separated segments (mostly paragraph breaks) in the complete text of Project Gutenberg’s edition of How to Live on 24 Hours\",\"classification_terms\":[\"cards/js-line-parsing-test\",\"about\",\"contact\"],\"external_refs\":[],\"password_input_count\":0,\"email_input_count\":0,\"tel_input_count\":0,\"otp_term_count\":0,\"login_form_count\":0,\"checkout_form_count\":0,\"wallet_prompt_count\":0,\"offdomain_form_actions\":0,\"suspicious_script_refs_count\":0,\"external_script_hosts\":[],\"executable_download_count\":0,\"archive_download_count\":0,\"apk_download_count\":0,\"phone_number_count\":4,\"depth\":1},{\"path\":\"/papers/sam-language\",\"status\":200,\"title\":\"Dave's Paper Notes: A Tutorial for the Sam Command Language - ratfactor\",\"word_count\":1594,\"summary_text\":\"Dave's Paper Notes: A Tutorial for the Sam Command Language - ratfactor Dave's Paper Notes: A Tutorial for the Sam Command Language - ratfactor Home | About | Now | Repos | Cards | Contact | RSS Dave's Paper Notes: A Tutorial for the Sam Command Language Page created: 2025-10-01 Updated: 2025-10-02 << Back to Dave’s Paper Notes. Paper (PDF): sam_tut.pdf (44Kb) Author: Rob Pike (wikipedia.org) Year: 1987 Sam is an interesting text editor by Rob Pike. This paper is a brief tutorial for the command language used by the editor. I got a lot out of reading this 14 page document. Mostly regarding language design. Language Idioms The first insight from the paper is the idea of language idioms. 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Make a Web Font Subset Page started: 2025-09-02 Page published: 2025-09-08 See also: Using and Debugging a Web Font I’m not super into using Web Fonts because they’re one of those big and heavy things that too many websites abuse. On the other hand, they are really cool, actually. And with Web Open Font Format (specifically WOFF2 with Brotli compression), they can be amazingly compact. Like, 40Kb for a whole font, which is incredible. (Just please, please use them judiciously.) 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Using and Debugging a Web Font Page started: 2025-09-06 Page published: 2025-09-08 After making a subset of a TTF font as a new custom Web Font (See Make a Web Font Subset), I moved on to testing and using it. First of all, I would like to highlight this excellent in-browser font decoding tool: https://wakamaifondue.com/ It’s pronounced, \\\"What can my font do?\\\" and it did the best job of any online tool to display the characters in my font along with other useful information. And it’s visually fun. 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I suppose the original reason is that when I first got started with computing in the mid-1990s, Internet access was not yet common in the home. Books were the only resource available to me. Buying (or checking out) a book became my default method of picking up a new topic. Even now that most information can be pieced together from free online resources, I still prefer reading technical books over other types of resources to learn new subjects. Here’s some reasons why. Complete Unlike The Web, you can read all of a book. 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Faceclick Live test page - Try it! Faceclick has two goals: Let the user pick Emoji by group or keyword search and display labels on rollover. Be as small in file size as possible. Small size is a goal Faceclick has a total payload (including CSS) of 70Kb (not minified, not gzipped). 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JS \\\"Fuzzy\\\" Search (sequential matching with gaps) Page started: 2025-08-06 Page published: 2025-08-09 Updated: 2025-08-12 Back to javascript Rather than a true \\\"fuzzy\\\" search based on edit distance, I really like partial string matching where the only requirement is that the sequence of characters be in the input order. For example, \\\"pcake\\\" would match \\\"pancake\\\". Scroll down for an example you can try out live to get an idea of how it works. 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Ratfactor's Illustrated Guide to Folding Fitted Sheets Page started: 2025-07-08 Page published: 2025-08-08 Updated: 2026-03-02 The laundry awaits us all. Note to the impatient: You can just scroll down to the drawings of fitted sheets being folded. You won’t hurt my feelings. (I’ll never even know.) But you may want to bookmark this page for later instead. You can get fast at folding fitted sheets. But to learn how to fold fitted sheets is going to take some patience. I do not recommend learning anything, and especially not anything that involves elastic, when you’re in a hurry. 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My \\\"Project Stack\\\" Display (cardboard desk toy for small paper notes) Page created: 2025-07-06 Updated: 2026-03-02 I’ve been using this actual paper stack method for keeping track of personal projects for almost a month and it’s working great for me. I make useful and/or whimsical stuff out of cardboard boxes constantly. Shelf organizers, art supply caddies, phone stands, goofy little art things to amuse myself and others, toys for the kids (puppet theaters with little cardboard puppets, castles, play kitchens, etc.), and countless little temporary…​things. 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(an actual paper stack) Page created: 2025-06-10 Updated: 2025-07-06 Back to projects or onward to stack-display! Everybody’s got a \\\"todo\\\" list. They’re okay, I guess. For normal people. I am not normal people. That was just the start! Around 21:30 last night, I found myself hacking on a script to produce images for the documentation mentioned in the screenshot above. Shortly after, it spiraled out of control. My situation, in summary: <Existing stack of existing half-completed projects starts here.> \\\"I have a horrendous itch to make that wiki I’ve been thinking about.\\\" Make a wiki in a weekend. 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