~$ ls cool-links/

A small, hand-picked list of people, projects and services I genuinely like and think deserve a shout-out.

openbsd.amsterdam — VPS hosting running entirely on OpenBSD's own vmm(4)/vmd(8) hypervisor. I've been running my mail server here for about a year now and it's been rock-solid. They also donate part of every VM's fee to the OpenBSD Foundation, so the hosting helps fund upstream.

suckless.org — My daily driver: dwm, st, slock, dmenu and surf. Tiny, readable tools you configure by editing a C header and recompiling — no bloat, no config-file soup. I wrote my own status bar, modbar, which plugs into this setup perfectly.
cat-v.org — A sharp archive of essays on software design, rooted in the Plan 9 and Unix tradition. It won't always line up with how things get built in the real world, but more often than not it's right: a good reminder that most software is more complex than it needs to be, and that a simpler solution usually beats the clever one.