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The post discusses the implications of Cloudflare's shift from Cloudflare Pages (CFP) to Cloudflare Workers (CFW) for users of the Hugo static site generator. It highlights the challenges faced by Hugo users in transitioning to CF...
The author discusses a specific issue encountered with Firefox when accessing Cloudflare-hosted sites, where the sites defaulted to HTTP/2 instead of HTTP/3. The author describes the troubleshooting process, including filing a bug...
5.3Mixed nuts #17
2026-03-17 • web development css eleventy hugo cachyos
The post discusses the rebranding of Eleventy, the author's experience with CachyOS, new features in Hugo, and the pressures of AI adoption in development.
Recent developments in web technology include Cloudflare's acquihire of Astro, changes to visited link colors in browsers, and a bug in the 1Password extension affecting code blocks.
5.1Mixed nuts #16
2025-09-27 • technology apple google netlify npm firefox helium
The blog post discusses several recent developments in the tech world, including the Google antitrust ruling that allows Google to maintain its financial support for the Chromium project and Mozilla's Firefox. It also covers Netli...
This post clarifies misconceptions about Cloudflare's Pages and Workers platforms, emphasizing that Pages will be integrated into Workers rather than discontinued.
4.9Mixed nuts #15
2025-06-27 • writing linux grammar cloudflare services ai
The post discusses various topics, including the transition from Cloudflare's Pages to Workers, the challenges faced by Hugo users compared to JavaScript-based tools, and the importance of recognizing human-written text versus AI-...
Enhance your web browsing experience with tips on customizing browser appearances and effectively blocking ads using tools like Stylus and uBlock Origin.
The author reflects on their experience using Linux on a 2017 Intel iMac over the past two years, primarily focusing on their choice of Fedora as the preferred distribution. They discuss the convenience of accessing official appli...
The author discusses the migration of his website from Cloudflare Pages to Cloudflare Workers after learning that Cloudflare will be investing in Workers. He shares the challenges and benefits of the migration process.
0Loading print CSS only when needed
2025-05-22 • blogging javascript css ai
The author discusses the need for print-specific CSS on his blog and how he used AI to help with the code. He explains how he used JavaScript to load the print CSS only when a user is printing a page, reducing the amount of CSS th...
0Thoughts on two topics
2025-05-04 • mastodon google antitrust mozilla firefox fosstodon
The text discusses two main topics. The first topic is about the antitrust case against Google and the potential consequences of the ruling. The second topic is about the Fediverse drama involving Fosstodon and the migration of th...
The text discusses the trust issues with software vendors, focusing on two key cases: the Mozilla Firefox Terms of Use controversy and the purchase of Strongbox by Applause. It highlights the drama and concerns surrounding these e...
The text discusses the current state of web browsers, focusing on the latest Chromium-based browser, Microsoft Edge, and the potential existential crisis faced by Firefox and its forks, as well as Chromium and its forks. It also t...
0Mixed nuts #14 | BryceWray.com
2025-01-18 •
The text discusses the transition of MailMate email app to a subscription model, the ongoing battle between the U.S. Department of Justice and Google over the search monopoly, and the potential impact on web browsers. It also touc...
0Hints of new stuff in Hugo | BryceWray.com
2024-12-08 •
The blog post discusses the new features in the next version of the Hugo static site generator, including site-wide JavaScript code splitting, improved source maps support, and more. The author also mentions the latest major relea...
0Sass mixed declarations change | BryceWray.com
2024-11-19 •
The author discusses the changes in Dart Sass v.1.77.7 and how it affects the styling of his Hugo-based website. He explains the deprecation warnings and the required changes in the SCSS code to comply with the newer Sass versions...
The post discusses the growth of the Bluesky social media network and provides a simple Hugo shortcode for embedding Bluesky posts in content. It explains the limitations of Bluesky's oEmbed and how to use the bluesky shortcode. I...
0Eleventy 3.0 debuts | BryceWray.com
2024-10-02 •
Eleventy 3.0, the latest version of the Eleventy static site generator, has been released. It includes support for ES Modules (ESM) while retaining legacy support for CommonJS, among other new features and breaking changes. The pr...
0Firefox ESR and native CSS nesting | BryceWray.com
2024-09-28 •
The blog post discusses the release of Firefox ESR v.128.0, which now includes support for native CSS nesting, a feature previously unavailable in the ESR version. This update aligns Firefox ESR with the regular Firefox release, w...
0“Slash” pages, existing and new | BryceWray.com
2024-09-28 •
The blog post discusses the concept of 'slash' pages on personal websites, such as /about and /contact, and how the author, Bryce Wray, has revamped his site after learning about them from Manuel Moreale's 'Slashes'. He added new ...
Hugo, the fastest static site generator, has introduced a new feature called content adapters in version 0.126.0, allowing dynamic content creation from remote data sources. This feature, proposed by Régis Philibert in 2018, enabl...
The blog post discusses the introduction of the new Bitwarden Authenticator app, which is in its early development stages. The app is free, available for iOS and Android, and does not require a separate Bitwarden account. However,...