Alexandria Catalogue - Articles

Resurrection is not sentimental comfort but a quiet refusal to accept despair as inevitable. This essay explores resurrection as ontological resistance — a challenge to systems built on finality, fear, and decay — and why Sunday remains a defiant reorientation of reality itself.

Sunday is often framed as a reset — a clean slate that erases what came before. Resurrection offers something heavier. It binds past and future together, refuses erasure, and reorients life around a story that does not end in collapse.

Bitcoin meetups for the UK and Ireland for 9th - 15th February 2026. Plus new merchants now accepting bitcoin.

A test episode demonstrating Nostr-native podcast publishing with Blossom audio hosting

The text explains how the school system forces children to adapt instead of supporting their strengths, especially those who learn differently. This creates frustration and fear for the future and reflects a larger system based on obedience and routine. Bitcoin appears as an alternative way of thinking, showing that systems can be questioned and that different paths are possible.

"Bitcoin isn't physical!" Neither is your credit score, your mortgage, or the $7 trillion the Fed printed in 2020. But you believe in those. Money is a mental construct. Always has been. Bitcoin is just the first version that can't be diluted by committee. - Jeff Swanson

This post defines observables in Geometric Unity: quantities that are invariant under transport symmetry and stable under pullback.

How My Son’s Relationship With Me Illuminates My Relationship With God

This article explores how a simple dietary change can have a powerful impact on cardiovascular health. It explains why everyday nutritional habits matter, who benefits the most, and how better health decisions can be guided by science—without sacrificing flavor or daily routines.

Claude: Speed up responses with fast mode (https://code.claude.com/docs/en/fast-mode) New "research preview" from Anthropic today: you can now access a faster version of their frontier model Claude

Build a fully automated NIP-05 verification service with zero hosting costs using Cloudflare Workers, D1, and LNbits

A fully isolated, disposable, tightly controlled build environment is the only reliable way to use OpenClaw without exposing your real systems to its supply-chain risks.

One year ago, Andrej Karpathy coined 'vibe coding.' It became a dictionary word. At Soapbox, we've spent that year building the tools to make it work—not just for throwaway projects, but for real applications that matter.

We built a censorship-resistant platform for activists in 48 hours. Within hours, Venezuelan activists were using it to organize against authoritarianism.

ETFs, paper currency, and fear narratives: how banks are redirecting global liquidity to prevent the adoption of the only sovereign currency they cannot control.

OK, first of all, let me make sure that you understand what we are trying to do here. Let us say that I have a lot of kubernetes services with names like below. This list may grow or shrink

Here is a simple workflow that I have extracted out into a blog. I generally have a VM on standby to offload some tasks over to that VM instead of running things on my laptop. One main example of

Another installment of me figuring out more of kubernetes. Full code available at meain/s3-mounter (https://github.com/meain/s3-mounter) So, I was working on a project which will let people login

Hola¡ I have been doing frontend for a long time. I started off with vanilla JS, then used jQuery and after that moved directly onto using pretty much React. I have tried out a lot of others and

So yeah, this is me trying to write a non technical blog. Not sure how this will end up. This is just an intro, very basics of what I wished I knew when I started off. I am not someone who really

UPDATE: I did run into some pretty good documentation from GitHub here (https://docs.github.com/en/authentication/keeping-your-account-and-data-secure/removing-sensitive-data-from-a-repository). One

Another random script I pieced together recently. I generally have a bunch of temp folders that I keep around for files to go in. And at times, I have pull some files into the current folder I am

Hi, Just another one off blog. I have been using tmux for a while and one main thing I always wanted to have in tmux is a floating scratch terminal. I got so used to this during my time with i3 and

Let me get this out first. There is small chance that what you need is Kubernetes, but it is highly unlikely. What you need is not Kubernetes. What you need is scaleable deployments. If you haven't

Dieser Artikel erklärt einfach und verständlich die Funktionsweise von Bitcoin-Börsen, inklusive wichtiger Konzepte wie Orderbuch, Spread und Liquidität. Du lernst, wie du durch den Einsatz von Limit-Orders Gebühren sparst und so deutlich günstiger an deine Sats kommst als bei herkömmlichen Brokern.

The narrative we run in our head is a choice. It might or might not be based on objective reality and verified history. Doesn’t matter, it’s still a choice. There are millions of ways we can

Fist of all, a small apology. The tmux solution is a bit specific and works only if you are using macOS and iTerm as your terminal emulator. Get Vim to play nice #

Edit: I am back to using neovim. I was a fanatic Vim user for about two years and use to believe that Vim is the only text editor that was cool. But, now I use Emacs. My emacs

Well, hey. So, what is Webassembly? # (https://blog.meain.io/2017/ehh-webassembly/#well%2C-hey.-so%2C-what-is-webassembly%3F) To be blunt and simple it is just assembly on the web. What you do is

Whoosh, I am tired of JS all day long, let me try out something else. And yeah, I ended up here. Actually I was kinda playing around with Haskell before I reached here. It feels pretty good to have a

Take a photo every time the lid is open using the laptop camera. Hey, ever seen those time-lapse videos of plants growing up in a BBC documentary and thought wish I could do that for me. You

So, you have been working on your React project. Maybe you have heard about Redux and how it can make it all better and need some help getting started. What is Redux? #

Let us say you went deep in to a highly nested project structure and want to get back to the project root. Sure you could go cd ../<TAB>, nah not here cd ../../<TAB>, not here either ..... But there

John Locke legte das Fundament moderner Freiheit. Der Artikel zeigt, wie seine Ideen zu Eigentum, Selbstbestimmung und begrenzter Macht bis heute unsere politischen und gesellschaftlichen Debatten prägen.

Nostr it’s an open protocol where you control your identity, your words, and your digital presence. Here’s how to participate with clarity, privacy, and purpose.

Things are getting weird and awesome.

Central Banks under-inject liquidity by however much they want, whenever they want, to rug-pull whoever they want and bail out whoever they want.

A simple life hack that I use a lot. I just wanted to mention why I always use a coin toss to choose if I can't decide between two options. There is only two scenarios I am in when I can't decide

Project Url: https://github.com/meain/gh-issues-to-rss (https://github.com/meain/gh-issues-to-rss) Yet another package release coming your way. This is more of a scratch my own itch kinda entry.

Hi, the idea here is to introduce you to how docker works in very basic terms. We will go through how to create a docker file and how to run it and stuff like that. But just the basics, just enough

Let's say you have a very useful python script that you use and think other people might have some use out of it. One way is to just share the python snippet, but nah, that is too old school. Let us

This is another installment of "this is not a blog but a note for my future reference". Here, I will introduce you to writing a very simple nginx config file. The use case I will go over here

Yo, I have been working on Rust for some time now. It is a great language and a refreshment coming from a primarily Python and Javascript background. I feel like the compiler has got my back even

So, recently I had to create an autocompletion for a chat app at work. We did not need anything fancy for the first cut. Sounded like a simple project. This was in React I initially thought of

We went through some basic stuff you need to understand to configure nginx in an old blog (https://blog.meain.io/2019/a-really-simple-nginx-conf/). After writing that I had to work on another project

Almost everybody does an ls after they cd into a folder. So why not get your shell to automatically do it? The simple way # (https://blog.meain.io/2019/automatically-ls-after-cd/#the-simple-way)