Groovyarcade is a Linux distribution for using your PC as a games station. It comes with batteries included so you can use your system on a CRT display, which are famously finicky when you’re trying to hook them up to a computer.
As you can see, I’ve added a page for navigating tags on my site. For a couple of weeks it was broken though.
A while ago eglot, an LSP client, was introduced to emacs core, turning it more or less into the emacs’ official LSP client, to the detriment of lsp-mode. I love eglot, it’s easy to use, configure and it just works, and its integration with other emacs packages and components like company and flycheck is seamless. But, if there’s an aspect of development that emacs has struggled with, that is, in my opinion, debugging. (Although the C/C++ development experience in emacs remains uncontested).
I finally have a personal blog just how I like it. I wouldn’t say it took a long time (just a couple of days) or that I’d rather have used an overkill alternative, like WordPress. But I should recognize that it wasn’t as easy as I thought it’d be. Besides the customizations I made to the theme I use, I think the main responsible of my suffering hosting this blog was apache.