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"AMD Loves Omarchy" Linux With More Collaboration Coming

In addition to organizations like Alibaba, SpaceXSI, DigitalOcean, Meta SuperIntelligence Labs, and others contributing millions of dollars toward the development of the Omarchy Linux distribution, it turns out AMD also has a thing for this Linux distribution built around the Hyprland compositor...

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I told readers to date a Vercel deploy by reading two headers, and both of them moved without a deploy

On 31 October I published a post about the three caches sitting in front of PubTrivia's 72 public pages, and I ended one section with a tip: if you want to know when a Vercel site last shipped and you…

  • Author suggested dating Vercel deploys by reading two headers
  • Age header reported 12.2 days since last deploy, but deployment log showed 18 October
  • ETag changed while content remained same, causing fresh responses for returning readers

Submitting URLs to IndexNow from PHP: getting Bing and Yandex to notice new pages in hours

Google has Search Console for submitting new pages, but Bing and Yandex have something simpler: IndexNow. You make one HTTP request naming a URL, and both search engines pick it up — usually within…

  • Submit URLs to IndexNow via PHP using a POST request with a key.
  • Generate a 32-character hex string key file at site root for proof of ownership.
  • PHP function indexnowsubmit handles key, host, and key location for API submission.

Light on Brick, Paint on Cream

Then the light's gone over the fence to someone else's garden, And the flowers stand there in the blue, keeping the colour to themselves Last Light I've been building a series of pages where the…

  • Sebka pattern creates lozenge grid on Mudéjar towers
  • Fajalauza tile wall in Granada, Spain
  • Cream tin glaze with copper green and cobalt blue

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