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Glaze, a new app coming from the maker of Raycast. So many questions.
Glaze, a new app coming from the maker of Raycast. So many questions.
Well, well, well... Glass has a new branding. Beyond the blog post explaining the thinking behind this change, I think we lost something in the process. I really liked the G letter; it was more approachable. The new logo looks too "corporate". Still, I love this service very much.
Last week I read about custom vibe-coded RSS readers: quick and scrappy tools, non-polished, built to solve a particular need of their owner. Today I read aboutΒ Current, which has thoughtful design, interesting concepts, and attention to detail.
I wonder if he is referring to one of my recent posts about RSS Flow... π
https://jeroensangers.com/2026/02/18/the-artisan-and-the-tinkerer.html
Ok, this is something interesting. Probably gamechanging, too. I'll set it up on my M4 Mac mini which I don't use much since I switched jobs in mid-2025. Now, I think I have found a new use case for it.
[https://clawd.bot/](https://clawd.bot/)
If Matt can build an MP3 player for the Mac using vibe coding in an hour, maybe I could build an RSS reader web app to my taste? Not the I don't like Inoreader web interface... but... π€£
[https://birchtree.me/blog/micro-app-mp3-dreams/](https://birchtree.me/blog/micro-app-mp3-dreams/)
Yep, I've already built three nice, really useful websites with Claude Code (and Vercel)
Way too cool and clever not to pass along... am I going to get one? I don't know.
The way I see Craft in 2026: the Enabler. This website shows, in practical ways, how Craft can enable so many use cases. Those are the projects that were submitted during the \#winter_challenge on Slack last December. So many interesting things out there.
It was a nice ride, Mailbrew, but sadly, it's clear that you are a dead man walking.
I didn't even know that travel routers were a thing. What Ubiquity is showing here looks really cool. My understanding is that while abroad, I could connect to my home network without too many configuration hassles. It could mean that if I'm abroad, I can still connect to my n8n instance and retain admin access by using my home network's external IP instead of the hotel's (only my home network's external IP is whitelisted). That's my understanding.
Are PC prices still falling, or are prices stable but more powerful tech continues to flow inside a fixed bracket? I wonder if this marks the end of the ever-dropping prices in personal tech due to the RAM drought and GPU shortages?
https://www.theverge.com/news/848199/ram-shortage-pc-phone-price-increases
Too important not to pass. I don't know exactly when this started, but I'm also experiencing display flicker on my M4 Mac mini with Apple Studio Display, as well as my M2 MacBook Air. At first, I thought it was a physical issue, but having this occur on two devices made this nearly impossibleβthe only possible cause: macOS 26 and Liquid Glass. Rebooting the Mac temporarily fixes the issue, but eventually it returns.
Yes, the web is messy, but, as Manual Moreale wrote, there are bright spots, provided we care to look for them.
stop pretending that everything is doomed, that the web is about to die, that AI will sloppify everything, that writing on a blog is pointless, that tending to a digital garden is wasted time.
...there is hope because people like Manual and I care enough to plant some bright spots.
https://manuelmoreale.com/thoughts/indieweb-carnival-where-do-i-wish-to-see-the-indieweb-in-2030