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- Fix radvd warning invalid MTU 1500 on MikroTik
Sep 9, 2026 · original
After upgrading to the latest stable RouterOS, I suddenly got many of the following log entries: Sep 9 06:09:43 fw-router-1-wan.example.lan radvd,warning invalid mtu 1500 on vpn_tunnel_45 from fe80::1111:2222:3333Sep 9 06:11:09 fw-router-1-wan.example.lan radvd,warning invalid mtu 1500 on vpn_tunnel_50 from fe80::4444:5555:6666:7777Sep 9 06:14:26 fw-router-1-wan.example.lan radvd,warning invalid mtu 1500 on vpn_tunnel_51 from fe80::8888:9999:aaaa:bbbbSep 9 06:15:23 fw-router-1-wan.example.lan radvd,warning invalid mtu 1500 on vpn_tunnel_45 from fe80::1111:2222:3333 Turns out that for some reason (maybe some old manual config?), the following was configured on the devices: /ipv6 ndset [ find default=yes ] advertise-dns=yes hop-limit=64 mtu=1500 Thus to fix it, we need to set the mtu parameter to unspecified (so that MTU values are not added to the neighbor discovery messages and radvd sto - Happy 25th Birthday kniebes.com 🥳
Aug 28, 2026 · original
Mit ein paar Tagen Verspätung wünsche ich dem Journal von Markus alles Gute zum 25. Jubiläum . Es ist immer wieder eine Freude einen neuen Post im Feedreader zu sehen. Auch die kurzen Einträge auf GrumpyOldMan bringen mich regelmässig zum Schmunzeln 😊 Der Weblog auf kniebes.com (damals noch unter cyrus.ruhr.de, deep-resonance.org, kniebes.de und weiteren unterwegs) war eine der initialen Inspirationen welche mich selbst zum Weblog bauen/schreiben gebracht hatten. Daher freut mich das Jubiläum umso mehr und ich bin gespannt auf die nächsten 25 Jahre! 🎉 - Jailbreaked my Kindle Touch
Aug 21, 2026 · original
I successfully jailbreaked my 14 year old Kindle Touch 🎉 This after support for it was ended by Amazon back in May. Currently my plan is to use calibre to load new books onto it and KOReader to read them. As a first step I jailbreaked the Kindle Touch and installed KOReader. Guides for this were scattered and only focused on one part of the process. So I ended up following the steps in this Reddit Comment , which worked flawlessly for me. The guides on the Kindle Modding Wiki aren't very good for older Kindle models. Many people have problems with them. I suggest factory resetting your Kindle, and then follow this guide: 1 - Update firmware If your Kindle's firmware is already version 5.3.7.3, you don't need to do anything. If it's lower than 5.3.7.3, follow the instructions here to update. 2 - Install jailbreak Download the K5 JailBreak (5.0.x - 5.4.4.2) package from here and unpack it - 18 new words to describe our tech hellscape
Aug 18, 2026 · original
Had to chuckle quite a bit while reading this article: Dickovers, baggravation and botiquette: 18 new words to describe our tech hellscape 😂 Besides the initial Dickover , there are: AI-horning Captchore Quit-shaming Cart cling Chatflattery Botiquette Chattermining Loginsanity Limpetlisting Parkware Gatejamming Baggravation Parcel liveblogging Socket boomerism Schrödinger’s wifi Formnesia Hostageware ( via ) - Firefox settings for a security-/privacy-conscious user
Aug 7, 2026 · original
Will Dormann made a nice post with Firefox settings that a security-/privacy-conscious user may want to enable: If anybody else is making the switch to (or back to) Firefox, there are a few settings that a security-/privacy-conscious user may want to enable: Enable the Block AI enhancements toggle to disable all AI-related nonsense globally. Disable Telemetry & Data Collection. Disable "Firefox Home" Use "Strict" tracking protection Enable HTTPS-only mode Bonus: In about:config , set: privacy.resistFingerprinting : true media.peerconnection.enabled : false geo.enabled : false - Making the bees walk in line
Jul 11, 2026 · original
Try staying still and "doing nothing" when your head is a beehive of thoughts, ideas, emotions, intentions, and desires. Sadly, I often end up scrolling. It gives the illusion of "stopping", but it doesn't help the beehive. So I have a collection of "rest activities". Jigsaw puzzles. Listen to a podcast or watch a TV series. Read a book. Listen to a song. Physical activity of course, but that's off the table, particularly with this heat. I'm going to add writing. Not for the content, but for giving my brain a linear experience without input. Because input feeds the bees. Stephanie Booth shares her handwritten (!) thoughts on a particular activity to help slow down: Making the Bees Walk in Line - Vim Scoops
Jul 2, 2026 · original
A free browser game that teaches real Vim motions. Drive the ice-cream van (your cursor) around town (your text) and serve every customer under par. Another fun Vim learning game. Refreshed my memory about f and ; 🍦 - Change the folder for Screenshots on Mac OS
Jun 21, 2026 · original
Another quick trick from Practical Betterments : Create a default folder for screenshots Press Shift + Command + 5 to open the screen capture interface. Click the Options dropdown. Under Save to select Other location… . This will open up Finder. Navigate to the location you want to save the screenshots to — e.g. Documents. Click New Folder and name the folder Screenshots or whatever you want. Click Choose . That's it! - Reduce your iCloud data usage
Jun 20, 2026 · original
A handy guide by Nathanael to help reducing your iCloud data usage: Channel your anger at big tech into a cloud storage saving session I especially liked the part about using the Photos App to automatically bring up a list of pictures of receipts. This way I could easily delete all the business travel expense pictures that accumulated over the years 🧹 - Write for 1 person
Jun 15, 2026 · original
[...] Instead, I picture a specific person and I just write for them. Often this person is "me, but 3 years ago" or a good friend. Great writing advice from Julia Evans . ( via ) - Fix new podcast episodes not showing up in the iPhone Podcast app
Jun 13, 2026 · original
Since the end of last month, I no longer see new podcast episodes for a podcast that produces daily episodes. No amount of refreshing or unsubscribing/re-subscribing helped so far. Especially annoying is that the episodes are there when searching for them, but do not show up in the subscribed podcast while episodes of other podcasts show up without any issues. Today I finally found a way to fix it: Open the Settings app of the iPhone Go to the app settings for the Podcast app Scroll down and click on 'Reset Identifier' Restart the Podcast app Enjoy your missing episodes showing up again 😎 - DuckDuckGo No-AI Search
Jun 11, 2026 · original
Volker explains in a post how he uses the Brave Browser . The DuckDuckGo No-AI Search extension sounds intrigueing and thus I installed it for my Brave Browser. Will see how this performs in the long term and hopefully improves my personal web search experience. - 24
Jun 3, 2026 · original
Happy 24th birthday, x-log 🥳 - Rendering a chat thread in CSS
Jun 1, 2026 · original
Nice writeup by Alex, how to render a chat thread in CSS: Rendering a chat thread in CSS and JavaScript Might be fun to try this on a future re-design of the blog 🤔 - Passkey Path
May 31, 2026 · original
Passkey Path by techBrandon . A choose-your-own-adventure guide to understanding, deploying, and supporting passkeys ( via ) - Disable Apple Creator Studio update popup in iWork
May 18, 2026 · original
Disable Apple Creator Studio update popup in iWork (Keynote, Pages, Numbers) defaults write com.apple.iWork.Pages TSADisableUpdateNotifications -bool yesdefaults write com.apple.iWork.Keynote TSADisableUpdateNotifications -bool yesdefaults write com.apple.iWork.Numbers TSADisableUpdateNotifications -bool yes ( via ) - Passweird
May 16, 2026 · original
Passweird - Passwords too Gross to Steal This website will create for you passwords that are not only secure*, but also so utterly repulsive that not even the most hardened criminal, identity thief, NSA agent, or jealous boyfriend would ever want to use them. ( via ) - TIL: git can push to two URLs at the same time
May 14, 2026 · original
The Multiple URLs in Git Remote article explaines how git handles multiple URLs. Biggest takeaway for me is that you can have git push transparently push to two URLs at the same time. Might become handy in all the ongoing discussions about GitHub reliability… - Blog Quest
May 13, 2026 · original
Blog Quest is a Firefox extension by Robert Alexander that quietly collects RSS feeds when you surf the web. I like the idea of passively collecting feeds of websites I potentially find interesting, all while preserving my privacy and being unintrusive (no notifications, popups or similar). Installed it today and already looking forward to review my surfing from time to time 😎 - Google Sign-in Popup Blocker
May 9, 2026 · original
zkbro explains in a post how to configure Librewolf . One of the mentioned add-ons catched my eye: Google Sign-in Popup Blocker This should block the annoying sign-in with Google dialogs that popup on some websites. As this sounds promising, I installed the add-on in my Firefox. I briefly tested it on a site that uses the annoying sign-in with Google dialog, and this time the dialog did not appear. To be sure I confirmed it in the developer tools where it mentioned that loading the dialog was blocked by the add-on 🎉
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