Category: Featured
A Different Psychology
It takes all the running you can do, to keep in the same place. If you want to get somewhere else, you must run at least twice as fast as that.…
By Cezar
New Blog for my experiments in art
I've done a blog before, briefly, but thought it might be fun to document some art experiments...or find a place to journal the things I enjoy in art. This will be that place.…
By susanbjerke
Sailing safely (while killing nuisance birds)
There is something that is often not really convincing in Apple commercials, at least in my opinion. I mean, technically they're made very well, they're made by people who know how to make them. About this, nothing to…
By mcastel
Personal Reading List
Here is a list of books I am reading as of August 4th, 2024. These books cover a diverse portfolio of topics and range from easy to incredibly difficult. I am organizing these by month for both my and the reader's…
By lonlonwolf
Limits are Wonderful
I recently saw a post on Mastodon asking for recommendations for an instance that allowed more characters per toot. Of course I recommended that person migrate to social.vivaldi.net with its very generous limit of 1337…
By publicwolf
I've just tried the Too Good To Go food-saving app!
I recently saw a YouTube video about this app, and as I'm very fond of food, and equally fond of saving some money, I thought I'd give it a shot! Where I live, luckily there are quite a few eateries to choose from, and…
By fredonline
Installing Linux on a Chromebook
Hello! This is my first blog post here, so forgive the rough edges. I hope to edit this to polish it a bit, but wanted to get this down.…
By publicwolf
The Duality of Design: Timeless Forms and Urban Flux in Architecture
Architecture, at its core, is a profound expression of the human experience. It bridges the gap between our inner world of ideas and the physical reality we inhabit. Few have articulated this connection as eloquently as…
By oenggun
Opera Presto was the greatest
In our times, the ramblings of the minimalists are of being overwhelmed by a less of an Emacs-like browser with the name 'Vivaldi'. These minimalists stress that a browser is limited to a set of tasks or should I put it…
By kjala
Celebrate LGBT Subculture with Vivaldi
Celebrate LGBT subculture with Vivaldi, the browser that prides itself on its openness and distinctiveness. From leather to rubber, from bears to pups, there's a theme for everyone, and more to…
Hey, I got a shell and this is what it's about.
Greetings. It's Kjala and this is my shell. There arise times when we have aha moments and so I have mine. And what better way to release them than a blog. Which is exactly Vivaldi, the greatest chromium browser in the…
By kjala
Full Circle
You know you're getting old when you look at something old and think, "Ah! There's something familiar." I feel that way every time I look at a beautiful (or sturdy, or functional, or plain) old building, or something…
By fallaw