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Drop #774 (2026-02-19): Secured, Saved, Savvied, and Sublimed
Today’s theme-less Drop discusses 4 topics: dotenvx, an enhanced .env management tool that improves security and multi-environment support; factbook.json, a project preserving the CIA World Factbook as structured JSON; and alpinestuff, a resource for learning Alpine.JS. Kanso Ink is also mentioned, offering terminal theme configurations.
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Bonus Drop #110 (2026-02-14): Talk About The Weather
Today’s Drop discusses three tools: Kaku, a macOS WezTerm fork enhancing ergonomics; Pake, a Tauri tool creating cross-platform desktop apps from URLs; and Fair Weather, a vanilla JS weather app scoring activities based on conditions.
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Drop #771 (2026-02-12): System Of a [Mark]Down
Today’s Drop introduces md-browse, a markdown-first web browser that converts web pages to clean markdown for better readability. It utilizes electrobun (also covered today) for lightweight cross-platform app building and Turndown (also covered today!) for HTML to markdown conversion.
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Drop #769 (2026-02-09): Mostly Mail And Meetings
Today’s Drop discusses two tools in the Google Workspace ecosystem: gog, a CLI that simplifies API access for Gmail and other services + msgvault, a local Gmail archiver enabling offline analysis using DuckDB; It also covers duckdb-oast, a community extension for analyzing OAST domains.
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Drop #764 (2026-01-29): Thursday Three-fer
Today’s Drop discusses three useful programming resources: arf, a modern Rust-based #RStats REPL with SQLite command history and helpful features; go-typescript, a Go package enabling high-performance TypeScript execution without CGO dependencies; and an article on ten essential Bash tips for developers.
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Drop #762 (2026-01-23): If It Talks Like A…
This second DuckDB-focused Drop of the week discusses three more/new DuckDB Community extensions: duck_tails, which enables version-controlled data workflows from git repositories; crawler, which provides web scraping tools compliant with robots.txt; and urlpattern, designed for parsing and matching URLs. Each extension enhances data handling capabilities within DuckDB.
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Drop #756 (2026-01-09): Fool Around And Find Out Friday
Today’s Drop covers some good news about Google reinstating JPEG XL support in Chromium after pressure from developers and market changes. It also sports a link to an interactive guide on terminal concepts that simplifies complex ideas for users. Meanwhile, it further shunts you to Cooper Quintin’s EFF piece which outlines counter-surveillance tools to combat…
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Drop #753 (2026-01-05): Monday Morning Grab Bag
Today’s Drop discusses advancements in scrollytelling using CSS rather than JavaScript, the CSVW/FDP standards for enhancing CSV files with structured metadata, and Craig Silverman’s new OSINT media venture, Indicator, aimed at teaching verification skills amid rising disinformation.
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Drop #751 (2026-01-02): Fool Around And Find Out Friday
The Friday Drop covers: lint-http, a Rust-based forward proxy tool for analyzing HTTP traffic; a Cooked.wiki FOSS alternative along with the challenges food blogs face due to AI and LLMs in recipe content; and Columnar’s predictions for data infrastructure in 2026, focusing on Apache Arrow’s growth and the need for improved interoperability and accessibility in…
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Drop #749 (2025-12-31): 2025 — Dropped
The final Drop of 2025 looks back on posts, totaling 265,227 words, exploring fonts, digital tools and other resources.