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Note: Jan 19, 2026 11:13 AM: This is a test from the cli

Note: Jan 18, 2026 7:35 PM: Had a great afternoon/eveninf with the family. Got out to our local art museum and spent an hour coloring, crafting and reading. Then we went to the a nearby arboretum to see there new changes post Christmas event. After that grabbed some BBQ from a local shop. Messy with the kids but the food was …

Note: Jan 18, 2026 6:50 PM: Had a great afternoon/eveninf with the family. Got out to our local art museum and spent an hour coloring, crafting and reading. Then we went to the a nearby arboretum to see there new changes post Christmas event. After that grabbed some BBQ from a local shop. Messy with the kids but the food was …

Note: Jan 15, 2026 11:32 PM: Didn’t realize this was Edgar Wright. There’s hope for it.

Note: Jan 15, 2026 10:18 AM: Testing some changes that should trigger automatic commits when new notes/posts are published.

Note: Jan 15, 2026 9:50 AM: Well I stayed up way too late finishing the new Running Man. It was better than I expected. But it also seems like they were setting it up for a sequel which I’m not particularly excited about.

Note: Jan 14, 2026 10:40 PM: Didn’t realize this was Edgar Wright. There’s hope for it.

Note: Jan 14, 2026 10:32 PM: The new Running Man movie is out on Paramount+ now. Just clicked play. There’s no way this is as good as Arnold’s. Still need to read the book too.

Note: Jan 14, 2026 9:35 PM: Used Google’s Antigravity to spruce up the editor I use to write blogposts. I went for something that emulated the simplicity of the WriteFreely editor. It’s about as simple as it gets. Just a mostly blank page with some simple commands to manage saving and publishing. It did a really …

Note: Jan 14, 2026 9:27 PM: https://www.garbageday.email/p/where-are-the-democrats More great work from the Garbage Day team.

Working on my blog: <![CDATA[I like the way Dave Winer handles his blog. He posts stuff throughout the day that all show up a single chunks of his blog grouped by day. Each input has it’s own permalink and then each day has a link (which he sends out in a nightly email or RSS feed). I’m trying to structure my …

January 1, 2026 at 7:25 PM: New year, new posts? Hopefully. The blog has been down for the last 2 months because I broke it trying to modernize the editor I host to edit posts in the browser, merge that into my Hugo blog directory and combine the installation of both blog and editor into the same YunoHost install script. Long …

September 26, 2025 at 3:42 PM: Been getting through a good bit of reading lately. Mostly working my way through The Will of the Many which I’m really enjoying. It has influences from the Red Rising series around the structure of the world and it’s hierarchy. The magic system is also interesting. It feels a little bit …

August 22, 2025 at 6:22 PM: I’ve spent a bit of time recently refactoring and modifying the codebase that I use as a web editor for this blog. Mainly using different LLM coding assistans to see how well they can handle making changes and adding features. I really don’t need any of the changes and it’s a lot …

July 10, 2025 at 12:11 PM: I added some simple analytics to this site finally. So now I can prove that I’m the only one reading it :). Mostly it was just wanting to check out self hosting Umami analytics. Following Jack over at baty.new makes me feel better about all the tinkering I do with this setup. He’s much …

July 3, 2025 at 6:11 PM: One thing that I just realized my new scribbling setup doesn’t currently support is physical media. I don’t often get a chance to sit down and listen to a record but I did get some good ones for Father’s Day this year that I’ve been listening to. I’m sure I can manually add listens but I’ll have to …

Is it still called scrobbling?: I read Filterworld by Kyle Chayka last year and have been trying to be more mindful of where algorithms are influencing my consumption. Music is probably the biggest portion of that consumption. For the last 10 years or so I have largley moved away from listening to albums or making specific …

July 2, 2025 at 2:27 PM: Did some research into why physical writing is linked to so many memory and learning benefits. More of the brain is activated when physically writing. Including many of the “hubs” that are important for memory formation. The act of deciding what to write and thinking that through also …

June 3, 2025 at 10:50 AM: I tried to get Pages CMS set up on my server to publish to this Hugo-based blog. I was unable to get it working. I use Yunohost to handle a lot of the stuff I run there including LDAP. I think the auth redirects are causing the issue. I ran into what I believe to be the same problem trying to deploy …

2025-05-13T13:29:36: I’ve been knocking around an idea in my head for a while. I want to understand some of the things that are really impactful to humans but seem to be modern enough that I don’t know how or why it’s impactful without an evolutionary link. For example; writing on physical paper has …

2025-05-02T13:28:16: Spent some time today cleaning up a lot of unused apps and domains on my vps. It was pretty easy with YunoHost through the dashboard. I moved some services around to other domains and simplified a lot of stuff. I think I may be able to reduce the size of my server now that there is less stuff …

2025-04-03T15-01-10: Big storm last night. It was initially supposed to hit us around 10pm but was really slow moving and took until about 12:50am to get going. At least that’s when it woke me up because I fell asleep waiting for it. I did stay up and watch the lightning and wind for almost an hour before it was …

2025-04-03T15-01-10: Big storm last night. It was initially supposed to hit us around 10pm but was really slow moving and took until about 12:50am to get going. At least that’s when it woke me up because I fell asleep waiting for it. I did stay up and watch the lightning and wind for almost an hour before it was …

Common Side Effects: Watched the first episode of Common Side Effects today. It was free on YouTube. Really enjoyed it. I’m a big King of the Hill and Mike Judge fan. Looks like the first couple episodes are available on the Adult Swim app but I’ll need to wait for a while on new episodes to become …

Common Side Effects: Watched the first episode of Common Side Effects today. It was free on YouTube. Really enjoyed it. I’m a big King of the Hill and Mike Judge fan. Looks like the first couple episodes are available on the Adult Swim app but I’ll need to wait for a while on new episodes to become …

2025-03-03T17:51:36: Everyone’s healthy and in a good mood tonight. The dishes can wait their turn.

2025-03-03T17:51:36: Everyone’s healthy and in a good mood tonight. The dishes can wait their turn.

2025-03-03T14:34:22: It is really cool being able to write directly from my browser. This definitely lends itself well to smaller, quicker posts while not at a computer. For longer form stuff I think I’ll probably stick with vim or a dedicated markdown editor. But I’m really pleased with this.

2025-03-03T14:34:22: It is really cool being able to write directly from my browser. This definitely lends itself well to smaller, quicker posts while not at a computer. For longer form stuff I think I’ll probably stick with vim or a dedicated markdown editor. But I’m really pleased with this.

2025-03-03T10:46:58: Made some more updates to the web editor created for writing content for this blog. One of the big changes was going from a simple `textarea` to using the medium-editor node module. This is the first official, non-testing post I’m creating from it. The experience is pretty nice. I don’t …

2025-03-03T10:46:58: Made some more updates to the web editor created for writing content for this blog. One of the big changes was going from a simple textarea to using the medium-editor node module. This is the first official, non-testing post I’m creating from it. The experience is pretty nice. I don’t …

Feb 28, 2025, 10:29 PM: Sneaking in another test post after some changes

Feb 28, 2025, 10:29 PM: Sneaking in another test post after some changes

Feb 28, 2025 4:08 PM: This is a test from a new webapp I created to write markdown and save it to my blog directory on my VPS. Hopefully this will make it a bit easier to publish content. Since I updated the blog to have the Hugo server running and watching and rebuilding when new content is created, I figured it would …

Feb 28, 2025 4:08 PM: This is a test from a new webapp I created to write markdown and save it to my blog directory on my VPS. Hopefully this will make it a bit easier to publish content. Since I updated the blog to have the Hugo server running and watching and rebuilding when new content is created, I figured it would …

Feb 28, 2025 4:26 PM: This is a test from a new webapp I created to write markdown and save it to my blog directory on my VPS. Hopefully this will make it a bit easier to publish content. Since I updated the blog to have the Hugo server running and watching and rebuilding when new content is created, I figured it would …

Feb 28, 2025 4:26 PM: This is a test from a new webapp I created to write markdown and save it to my blog directory on my VPS. Hopefully this will make it a bit easier to publish content. Since I updated the blog to have the Hugo server running and watching and rebuilding when new content is created, I figured it would …

Feb 27, 2025 12:54 PM: Updated my Yunohost deployment of my blog today to include a systemd.service file that runs hugo server with some options to automatically rebuild my site. Previously I was manually building each time I made a change. This worked fine but seemed like an unnecessary step. I also was missing out on a …

Feb 27, 2025 12:54 PM: Updated my Yunohost deployment of my blog today to include a systemd.service file that runs hugo server with some options to automatically rebuild my site. Previously I was manually building each time I made a change. This worked fine but seemed like an unnecessary step. I also was missing out on a …

Feb 25, 2025 5:46 PM: Turns out the library wont have a copy of Nemesis for a little while longer. Gives me a bit more time to finish Wool (which I’m really enjoying)

Feb 25, 2025 5:46 PM: Turns out the library wont have a copy of Nemesis for a little while longer. Gives me a bit more time to finish Wool (which I’m really enjoying)

Feb 25, 2025 11:03 AM: Some really good advice on dealing with anxiety in issue 37 of The Dice from Greg Storey on his blog Brilliantcrank.

Feb 25, 2025 11:03 AM: Some really good advice on dealing with anxiety in issue 37 of The Dice from Greg Storey on his blog Brilliantcrank.

Change Server Time: I created a new script that wraps hugo new to create shorter, untitled posts. It uses the date function to set values for directories, filename and post title. By default it was using UTC so any post I made in the evening, ending up in the next day. After a bit of searching I found it’s …

Change Server Time: I created a new script that wraps hugo new to create shorter, untitled posts. It uses the date function to set values for directories, filename and post title. By default it was using UTC so any post I made in the evening, ending up in the next day. After a bit of searching I found it’s …

A Long Week: Everyone but me has gotten sick this week. Flu across the board and an ear infection for our youngest. I know they said at the beginning of flu season that they didn’t expect great efficacy from the vaccine this year and that is certainly showing in our household. I’ve managed to avoid …

A Long Week: Everyone but me has gotten sick this week. Flu across the board and an ear infection for our youngest. I know they said at the beginning of flu season that they didn’t expect great efficacy from the vaccine this year and that is certainly showing in our household. I’ve managed to avoid …

Too Much to Read: I wrapped up the first three books in the Red Rising series and moved on to Wool by Hugh Howey, the first in the Silo trilogy. The series has been really good and a coworker who read the books said the first two seasons cover the first book really well. Rather than wait for season three, I’m …

Too Much to Read: I wrapped up the first three books in the Red Rising series and moved on to Wool by Hugh Howey, the first in the Silo trilogy. The series has been really good and a coworker who read the books said the first two seasons cover the first book really well. Rather than wait for season three, I’m …

Testing Rss Updates: Testing some changes I recently made to my RSS feed to try and improve how it shows up in micro.blog timeline.

Curation: Towards the end of last year I read Kyle Chayka’s Filtwrworld and since then I’ve had the theme of curation stuck in the back of my head. Basically everything on the Internet has turned into a “feed” over the last decade or so. And every major feed has algorithms applied to …

Curation: Towards the end of last year I read Kyle Chayka’s Filtwrworld and since then I’ve had the theme of curation stuck in the back of my head. Basically everything on the Internet has turned into a “feed” over the last decade or so. And every major feed has algorithms applied to …

Curation: Over the last 15 years it feels like everything has become a “feed” and all of these “feeds” are curated by algorithms. I get why this started happening. The amount content being generated increased significantly and to keep up would be nearly impossible. So those who control …

Morning Star: Finished my reread of the final book in the original Red Rising trilogy tonight. The ending comes quicker than I remember it. Lots of events in a really short period where the rest of the book jumps weeks at a time. It does maybe make it seem a little rushed. But I feel like it covers everything and …

Morning Star: Finished my reread of the final book in the original Red Rising trilogy (Morning Star) tonight. The ending comes quicker than I remember it. Lots of events in a really short period where the rest of the book jumps weeks at a time. It does maybe make it seem a little rushed. But I feel like it covers …

Morning Star: Finished my reread of the final book in the original Red Rising trilogy (Morning Star) tonight. The ending comes quicker than I remember it. Lots of events in a really short period where the rest of the book jumps weeks at a time. It does maybe make it seem a little rushed. But I feel like it covers …

Snowing Again: Enjoying looking out the window watching the snow come down. We got a big snow earlier this year. More than we’ve ever had at once in my lifetime. I liked watching it come down and seeing everything all smooth and quite and bright. I did not like shovelling it and was glad when the last of it …

Snowing Again: Enjoying looking out the window watching the snow come down. We got a big snow earlier this year. More than we’ve ever had at once in my lifetime. I liked watching it come down and seeing everything all smooth and quite and bright. I did not like shovelling it and was glad when the last of it …

Site Updates: I know the title is “Site Updates” but it’ not about the tech or deployment. I finally got around to filling out a few of the info pages and promoted them to the header navigation. The about page is pretty standard on most websites and blogs but Uses and Now are both newer concepts …

Site Updates: I know the title is “Site Updates” but it’ not about the tech or deployment. I finally got around to filling out a few of the info pages and promoted them to the header navigation. The about page is pretty standard on most websites and blogs but Uses and Now are both newer concepts …

Good Enough: I’ve spent a bunch of time trying to figure out how to get a solid web editor interface implemented for Hugo but have largely been unsucceessful. As a result of that and the tweaking and moving and styling I’ve been messing around with, the majority of my posts have been about the tech …

Good Enough: I’ve spent a bunch of time trying to figure out how to get a solid web editor interface implemented for Hugo but have largely been unsucceessful. As a result of that and the tweaking and moving and styling I’ve been messing around with, the majority of my posts have been about the tech …

# title: Testing post from GitJournal date: 2025-02-08 Trying out GitJournal for Android. It was easy to get it hooked up to my repo in my self hosted Gitea instance. The editor is pretty basic but supports markdown and has previewing. Not sure if the front matter will work. It is rendering in …

Testing post from GitJournal: Trying out GitJournal for Android. It was easy to get it hooked up to my repo in my self hosted Gitea instance. The editor is pretty basic but supports markdown and has previewing. Not sure if the front matter will work. It is rendering in the preview but I guessing when I build it on the server it …

Testing post from GitJournal: Trying out GitJournal for Android. It was easy to get it hooked up to my repo in my self hosted Gitea instance. The editor is pretty basic but supports markdown and has previewing. Not sure if the front matter will work. It is rendering in the preview but I guessing when I build it on the server it …

Whats Up Next: # Current state I’ve got Hugo up and running nicely. I’m getting down how the flow of everything works with it and what the built-in features are. I’m pretty happy with how it looks and I really like the fact that it is a static site with very little configuration. I have the …

Whats Up Next: # Current state I’ve got Hugo up and running nicely. I’m getting down how the flow of everything works with it and what the built-in features are. I’m pretty happy with how it looks and I really like the fact that it is a static site with very little configuration. I have the …

Moving to Hugo: After a lot of working with Eleventy for a while I decided to jump ship and move to Hugo. The main reason behind the decision was the ease of Hugo themes. Eleventy has a ton of customization but I just don’t have the time to put into it. I found a really nice and simple theme Anubis2 for Hugo …

Moving to Hugo: After a lot of working with Eleventy for a while I decided to jump ship and move to Hugo. The main reason behind the decision was the ease of Hugo themes. Eleventy has a ton of customization but I just don’t have the time to put into it. I found a really nice and simple theme Anubis2 for Hugo …

Moving to Hugo: After a lot of working with Eleventy for a while I decided to jump ship and move to Hugo. The main reason behind the decision was the ease of Hugo themes. Eleventy has a ton of customization but I just don’t have the time to put into it. I found a really nice and simple theme Anubis2 for Hugo …

Some workflow updates: # kill-the-newsletter I gave in and just created kill-the-newsletter RSS feeds on the official service for the few newletters I have that aren’t RSS-able. The cost of increasing my vps size was more than I was able to justify for just a few RSS feeds. Since setting it up it’s been …

Some workflow updates: # kill-the-newsletter I gave in and just created kill-the-newsletter RSS feeds on the official service for the few newletters I have that aren’t RSS-able. The cost of increasing my vps size was more than I was able to justify for just a few RSS feeds. Since setting it up it’s been …

I was updating apps today on my phone and noticed this release version number on the Google Play Books app. So I checked out apkmirror and sure enough it’s been the same message since June of 2023. How little do you have to care about your products and users to not even take the time to tell …

Just realized a major drawback with self-hosted WriteFreely; the inability to...: Just realized a major drawback with self-hosted WriteFreely; the inability to upload images. Clearly if it took me this long to notice, I don’t often have posts with images. Still this is unfortunate. My syncing sources from here then goes out to micro.digitallyadrift.com hosted on micro.blog. …

Just realized a major drawback with self-hosted WriteFreely; the inability to...: Just realized a major drawback with self-hosted WriteFreely; the inability to upload images. Clearly if it took me this long to notice, I don’t often have posts with images. Still this is unfortunate. My syncing sources from here then goes out to micro.digitallyadrift.com hosted on micro.blog. …

I was updating apps today on my phone and noticed this release version number on the Google Play Books app. So I checked out apkmirror and sure enough it’s been the same message since June of 2023. How little do you have to care about your products and users to not even take the time to tell …

I'm on to figuring out the last piece of my self- hosted RSS to read later...: I’m on to figuring out the last piece of my self- hosted RSS to read later setup. I need to get a solution in place for handling email newsletters. Kill-the-newsletter is what I’m going to try. It gives you unique email addresses that it converts into RSS feeds. They have their own …

I'm on to figuring out the last piece of my self- hosted RSS to read later...: I’m on to figuring out the last piece of my self- hosted RSS to read later setup. I need to get a solution in place for handling email newsletters. Kill-the-newsletter is what I’m going to try. It gives you unique email addresses that it converts into RSS feeds. They have their own …

Just picked up two new books from the library last night and moved them over to...: Just picked up two new books from the library last night and moved them over to my Currently Reading section for 2025. Broken Code: Inside Facebook and the Fight to Expose Its Harmful Secrets by Jeff Horwitz and One Dark Window by Rachel Gillig Read the first chapter of each and they both did a good …

Just picked up two new books from the library last night and moved them over to...: Just picked up two new books from the library last night and moved them over to my Currently Reading section for 2025. Broken Code: Inside Facebook and the Fight to Expose Its Harmful Secrets by Jeff Horwitz and One Dark Window by Rachel Gillig Read the first chapter of each and they both did a good …

Just picked up two new books from the library last night and moved them over to...: Just picked up two new books from the library last night and moved them over to my Currently Reading section for 2025. Broken Code: Inside Facebook and the Fight to Expose Its Harmful Secrets by Jeff Horwitz and One Dark Window by Rachel Gillig Read the first chapter of each and they both did a good …

I feel like this time of year is always a bit of a struggle.: I feel like this time of year is always a bit of a struggle. After the holidays and all the visiting and eating and events, it feels like all that's left is an empty quiet. I feel like there's usually a slow down in news (I mostly follow tech news and this is a down time outside of CES, usually) but …

I have not been able to get Readeck configured as an OPDS option for KOReader...: I have not been able to get Readeck configured as an OPDS option for KOReader on my e-reader. Not sure if it’s a permission issue or what. Unfortunately there’s not much feedback when trying to connect other than a simple error message. I guess I can try and set it up with another …

I feel like this time of year is always a bit of a struggle.: I feel like this time of year is always a bit of a struggle. After the holidays and all the visiting and eating and events, it feels like all that’s left is an empty quiet. I feel like there’s usually a slow down in news (I mostly follow tech news and this is a down time outside of CES, …

I feel like this time of year is always a bit of a struggle.: I feel like this time of year is always a bit of a struggle. After the holidays and all the visiting and eating and events, it feels like all that’s left is an empty quiet. I feel like there’s usually a slow down in news (I mostly follow tech news and this is a down time outside of CES, …

Writefreely CLI: Working on getting the Wrtiefreely CLI setup. It was pretty easy. Just install the go binary and authenticate with my server I'm trying to think through a good way to keep all my posts archived in a way that makes sense but is also under my control. With the CLI I will have the ability to write …

Linode and Yunohost have been great together so far.: Linode and Yunohost have been great together so far. I've got a handful of services up and running and have completely moved my RSS – read-it-later workflow. FreshRSS to manage feeds and read them when I'm on a computer. On mobile (Android) devices I'm able to connect ReadYou and Cappy Reader to …

Writefreely CLI: Working on getting the Wrtiefreely CLI setup. It was pretty easy. Just install the go binary and authenticate with my server I’m trying to think through a good way to keep all my posts archived in a way that makes sense but is also under my control. With the CLI I will have the ability to …

Linode and Yunohost have been great together so far.: Linode and Yunohost have been great together so far. I’ve got a handful of services up and running and have completely moved my RSS –> read-it-later workflow. FreshRSS to manage feeds and read them when I’m on a computer. On mobile (Android) devices I’m able to connect ReadYou …

Linode and Yunohost have been great together so far.: Linode and Yunohost have been great together so far. I’ve got a handful of services up and running and have completely moved my RSS –> read-it-later workflow. FreshRSS to manage feeds and read them when I’m on a computer. On mobile (Android) devices I’m able to connect ReadYou …

Overhauling my setup: Was inspired by Elena Rossini to try out Yunohost. What started as a brief trial of loading it onto a small linode server turned into a whole weekend of reworking my digital workflow. I've run a homelab server for about 4 years now and have a lot of useful tools on there. Due to ISP limitations and …

Overhauling my setup: Was inspired by Elena Rossini to try out Yunohost. What started as a brief trial of loading it onto a small linode server turned into a whole weekend of reworking my digital workflow. I’ve run a homelab server for about 4 years now and have a lot of useful tools on there. Due to ISP …

Testing a post from locally hosted (sort of) Writefreely instance.

Testing a post from locally hosted (sort of) Writefreely instance.

I’ve been bouncing around a lot lately, trying a number of different note-taking/Zettelkasten/whatever you call them apps: Notion, Obsidian, Logseq, and Org mode (for Vim, not Emacs). I love all the features they have, and the ability to connect related pages and build maps of relationships is …

I’ve been bouncing around a lot lately, trying a number of different note-taking/Zettelkasten/whatever you call them apps: Notion, Obsidian, Logseq, and Org mode (for Vim, not Emacs). I love all the features they have, and the ability to connect related pages and build maps of relationships is …

I’ve been bouncing around a lot lately, trying a number of different note-taking/Zettelkasten/whatever you call them apps: Notion, Obsidian, Logseq, and Org mode (for Vim, not Emacs). I love all the features they have, and the ability to connect related pages and build maps of relationships is …

Working on transferring my domain regitsration from Squarespace to Porkbun. I originally had the domain through Google but they stopped offering the service and sold it off to Squarspace last year. Nothing against Squarespace. All the functionality and options are available and well documented. …

Working on transferring my domain regitsration from Squarespace to Porkbun. I originally had the domain through Google but they stopped offering the service and sold it off to Squarspace last year. Nothing against Squarespace. All the functionality and options are available and well documented. …

Currently reading: Golden Son by Pierce Brown 📚 Book 2 here we go!

Finished reading: Red Rising by Pierce Brown 📚 First book of 2025 finished. This one was a pretty quick read and a reread for me so that helped too. Enjoyed it as much as the first time.

Currently reading: Golden Son by Pierce Brown 📚 Book 2 here we go!

Currently reading: Golden Son by Pierce Brown 📚 Book 2 here we go!

Very cold walk this morning

Currently reading: Mystery in Rocky Mountain National Park by Aaron Johnson. One or two chapters a night to the kids at bedtime. The whole family is enjoying it. Excited to continue the series 📚

After almost 4 years of back and forth I finally pulled the trigger on buying a keyboard case for my Samsung Galaxy Tab S7. I’ve mostly just got it set up so far but it’s been pleasant to use. The track pad isn’t the best thing in the world but other than that it’s been a …

Very cold walk this morning

Currently reading: Mystery in Rocky Mountain National Park by Aaron Johnson. One or two chapters a night to the kids at bedtime. The whole family is enjoying it. Excited to continue the series 📚

Very cold walk this morning

After almost 4 years of back and forth I finally pulled the trigger on buying a keyboard case for my Samsung Galaxy Tab S7. I’ve mostly just got it set up so far but it’s been pleasant to use. The track pad isn’t the best thing in the world but other than that it’s been a …

Modified my mnml theme to use some Catppuccin colors. Still might play around with it some more buti like it so far.

Was interested by this post and planning am on trying and make my feed pages a little more web friendly. Some searching in the micro.blog help pages provide some details on how to implement that here. Going to give it a shot when I get some time. How to style the RSS feed? help.micro.blog Micro.blog …

👻 or 😺 First day back at work after taking some time for the holidays. Saw that Ghostty terminal was released so downloaded and have it a try. Seems pretty good out of the box but I’m not sure it’s giving me a compelling reason to switch from my current terminal kitty

Was interested by this post and planning am on trying and make my feed pages a little more web friendly. Some searching in the micro.blog help pages provide some details on how to implement that here. Going to give it a shot when I get some time. How to style the RSS feed? help.micro.blog …

Modified my mnml theme to use some Catppuccin colors. Still might play around with it some more buti like it so far.

Modified my mnml theme to use some Catppuccin colors. Still might play around with it some more buti like it so far.

👻 or 😺 First day back at work after taking some time for the holidays. Saw that [Ghostty](https://ghostty.org/) terminal was released so downloaded and have it a try. Seems pretty good out of the box but I’m not sure it’s giving me a compelling reason to switch from my current terminal …

The more I publish the better I’m getting at understanding how formatting works across different distribution channels. Micro.blog handles it all well but different Bluesky and Mastodon clients handle titles and images differently. Seems like if I want things to display well downstream the …

RSS Newsletters and Reading-It-Later For reading and following content online I’ve been a big user of RSS for about 15 years and have refined a solid OPML file that has carried over from app to app. This is one of the great things about a simple and well supported open standard. I can pick up …

Favorite Games of 2024 Managed to save up enough credit card rewards to cover the purchase of a SteamDeck OLED in April of 2024. It completely changed my ability to play games. Rather than being tied to one spot in the house, I could play anywhere. The other great thing is the ability to just pause …

The more I publish the better I’m getting at understanding how formatting works across different distribution channels. Micro.blog handles it all well but different Bluesky and Mastodon clients handle titles and images differently. Seems like if I want things to display well downstream the …

## RSS Newsletters and Reading-It-Later For reading and following content online I’ve been a big user of RSS for about 15 years and have refined a solid OPML file that has carried over from app to app. This is one of the great things about a simple and well supported open standard. I can …

## Favorite Games of 2024 Managed to save up enough credit card rewards to cover the purchase of a SteamDeck OLED in April of 2024. It completely changed my ability to play games. Rather than being tied to one spot in the house, I could play anywhere. The other great thing is the ability to just …

The more I publish the better I’m getting at understanding how formatting works across different distribution channels. Micro.blog handles it all well but different Bluesky and Mastodon clients handle titles and images differently. Seems like if I want things to display well downstream the …

## RSS Newsletters and Reading-It-Later For reading and following content online I’ve been a big user of RSS for about 15 years and have refined a solid OPML file that has carried over from app to app. This is one of the great things about a simple and well supported open standard. I can …

RSS Newsletters and Reading-It-Later: https://digitallyadrift.com/2025/01/05/rss-newsletters-and-readingitlater.html

RSS Newsletters and Reading-It-Later: https://digitallyadrift.com/2025/01/05/rss-newsletters-and-readingitlater.html

Need Brighton to step it up in the second half here to keep Arsenal behind Liverpool.

Need Brighton to step it up in the second half here to keep Arsenal behind Liverpool.

Got my Mastodon and Bluesky accounts set up for cross-posting last night and it looks like everything is working. Micro.blog made it pretty straightforward to configure. I’ve never been really active on social media and have mostly just used it to consume and discover content. It will be a new …

Got my Mastodon and Bluesky accounts set up for cross-posting last night and it looks like everything is working. Micro.blog made it pretty straightforward to configure. I’ve never been really active on social media and have mostly just used it to consume and discover content. It will be a new …

Ran across a recommendation for Hardcover for book tracking. So I’ve signed up for an account. I’ll give it a try alongside Storygraph. We’ll see how it goes after a few books. Initial impressions are that the feature set seems largely the same between the two of them. The main …

Hardcover: Ran across a recommendation for Hardcover for book tracking. So I’ve signed up for an account. I’ll give it a try alongside Storygraph. We’ll see how it goes after a few books. Initial impressions are that the feature set seems largely the same between the two of them. The main …

Hardcover: Ran across a recommendation for Hardcover for book tracking. So I’ve signed up for an account. I’ll give it a try alongside Storygraph. We’ll see how it goes after a few books. Initial impressions are that the feature set seems largely the same between the two of them. The main …

Currently reading: Red Rising by Pierce Brown 📚 Starting the new year with a reread. I read the first 3 in his series and want to refresh the story before going on to finish the series.

I was able to get through quite a few books last year (by my standards). Below is a list of all the books I was able to finish in the order they were read. I tried to focus on including non-fiction books for the second year in a row and was able to do much better this year. Up to 50/50 …

For my first post here I think I’ll talk a bit about the motivation behind this blog and they types of content it will likely contain. The main motivating force behind this has been Dave Winer’s blog (and the thought’s therein). I started following his blog a year or so ago and …

I was able to get through quite a few books last year (by my standards). Below is a list of all the books I was able to finish in the order they were read. I tried to focus on including non-fiction books for the second year in a row and was able to do much better this year. Up to 50/50 …

For my first post here I think I’ll talk a bit about the motivation behind this blog and they types of content it will likely contain. The main motivating force behind this has been Dave Winer’s blog (and the thought’s therein). I started following his blog a year or so ago and …

Currently reading: Red Rising by Pierce Brown 📚 Starting the new year with a reread. I read the first 3 in his series and want to refresh the story before going on to finish the series.

Currently reading: Red Rising by Pierce Brown 📚 Starting the new year with a reread. I read the first 3 in his series and want to refresh the story before going on to finish the series.