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2022 retro-link! https://sylvestre.ledru.info/blog/2022/01/29/an-update-on-rust-coreutils - An update on rust/coreutils.

The evidence on Botox for muscle knots blew my mind once upon a time
https://www.painscience.com/blog/evidence-on-botox-for-muscle-knots-blew-my-mind-once-upon-a-time.html

My weekly photo-essay at the blog Balloon Juice
https://balloon-juice.com/2024/05/06/on-the-road-albatrossity-spring-in-the-heartland-2/

Balloon Juice - On The Road - Albatrossity - Spring in the Heartland - 2
Happy Monday! Rumination from Albatrossity, and Mayan Ruins from lashonharangue! (click on the schedule for a bigger, non-blurry version) Albatrossity The pace of migration quickens in April here, and although the crescendo is not reached until May, there are plenty of species coming and going every week in April. And the local non-avian fellow-travelers start …

#AudioEye has a blog post where its CAO talks about “trust, transparency, collaboration, and innovation.”
Which is code for rebranding its #overlay product without issuing refunds for its prior guarantees.
Anyway, I offer my thoughts in a bit more detail as a comment on the post that got me sued:

#AudioEye Will Get You Sued
Disclaimer: This post and the headline is my opinion. I provide verifiable facts throughout to inform that opinion. I am also not a lawyer, and this post does not constitute legal advice. The content reflects my genuinely held beliefs and opinions. My concern with AudioEye has consistently been with the…

I've been having some fun with my personal kubernetes cluster -- and since I couldn't find information on creating ReadWriteMany volumes in LKE (linode), I worked out the details of how to do it. I've just written up the complete instructions on my blog: https://startup2scala…

🇬🇧 The longer form of #blog posts has temporarily started to tire me out a bit, plus I have an additional project on the side for the blog that consumes some of my time. Because of this, lately I've been finding a lot of joy in writing shorter notes like this recent one about #KoboldLetters

I wrote a quick blogpost on how I use @…'s @… to make sure that my blog posts are archived in a way that they remain findable and accessible if my blog ever disappears. 🏛️
https://tzovar.as/archiving-with-rogue-scholar/

Wuhu! Didn't procrastinate too long and wrote the blog post from our walk on the 1st of May. Lot's of #spring, lots of green, an unexpected chapel, lots of #landscape ..
I'm just happy that my wife tolerates all the interruptions and pauses I ask for when I think I discovered a m…

A Walk to an Unforeseen Beauty in the Backcountry
Explore the serendipitous discovery of picturesque backcountry scenes during a leisurely walk. Unplanned encounters with a charming church, vibrant spring landscapes, and gravel paths revealed unexpected compositions.

I opened my first lua-based PR, and of course I had to blog about it
https://blog.lanzani.nl/2024/docker_isbg/

Docker_isbg · Technical inconsistencies blog
I recently started using docker_isbg, a container bundling isbg and imapfilter to filter out spam from a remote IMAP server. Getting started is relatively straightforward and relies mostly on a JSON configuration file such as { "server": "mail.somewhere.com", "username": "somebody@somewhere.com", "password": "Password", "isGmail": "no", //Optional; Default = no "spamSubject": "[SPAM?]", //Optional; "report": "yes", //Optional; Default = no "spamLifetime": 30, //Optional; "folders": { "spam": "…

I have to make the theme of my Hugo-based blog responsive https://alpo.gitlab.io/jots/. It’s based on Ananke theme which is using Tachyons CSS framework. And I don’t even know where to start.

It's really encouraging to see that Freexian lets its employees spend 20% of their time working on any kind of Debian work they like, and another 10% on some agreed Debian goals.
This on top of the sort-of-crowd-funded LTS work that everyone gets to benefit from.
https://www.chiark.greenend.or…

@… what a small world. I was browsing mentions (funny, I found it on bing, checked later and it's not indexed on Google) and then checked the blog and was like "yeah, it should be indexed". Meaning my social bubble here was right when they recommended it ;)

@… on my previous boost, with an added excellent point about the Steam Deck, which I’ve been pretty happy with, which is running Windows games in Linux completely via emulation (Proton)

Pikmin 3 Deluxe: I found a pear
I have a tendency to come to the Pikmin games late. I completed the first game on the GameCube, over two years after it released, due to people on uk.games.video.misc enthusing about it. I previously on this blog said that I played it twice, the second time in order to come in under the 30-day limit, but I think I was mistaken on that point; my first playthrough on the GameCube…

LinkShare: Learning.com's TechApps: State-Adopted and 100% Aligned #tceajmg #tcea: https://

On request from someone close in my life, I've tried to document what on earth it is that I do as a Senior Consultant: https://philip.mallegolhansen.com/blog/what-is-it-that-i-do

https://web.archive.org/web/20210918190243/http://timeagan.com/?eaganblog&itemid=1089
And Then What?
(Posted on August 25, 2021 by Tim Eagan)
I cannot grok
The right wing’s plot
With my strategy decod…

Wuhu! Didn't procrastinate too long and wrote the blog post from our walk on the 1st of May. Lot's of #spring, lots of green, an unexpected chapel, lots of #landscape ..
I'm just happy that my wife tolerates all the interruptions and pauses I ask for when I think I discovered a m…

A Walk to an Unforeseen Beauty in the Backcountry
Explore the serendipitous discovery of picturesque backcountry scenes during a leisurely walk. Unplanned encounters with a charming church, vibrant spring landscapes, and gravel paths revealed unexpected compositions.

Given the demographic of my follower base on this account, I'm mentioning this as a curiosity, but...
I spent quite a few months translating Meta in Myanmar series by @… to Polish.
It happened. It's live.
🔗

Meta w Mjanmie
Tłumaczenie serii artykułów autorstwa Erin Kissane na temat działalności firmy Meta – twórcy Facebooka – w Mjanmie, znanej też jako Birma....

on my blog!
https://dotat.at/@/2024-05-05-frontmatter.html
moaning about YAML frontmatter

Trying a new blog thing, a music practice journal. I kind of ran into a bit of a roadblock on my progress and threw up my hands for a bit. Trying to come back to playing again with some dedication and focus, but also looking to see ways to help push a bunch of my pieces over the finish line.
Anyone have any good tips for how to get pieces to a finished state when you are close, but aren't able to reliably play them consistently?

Practice Journal: Getting Stuck
I got stuck; no other way to put it. This has happened a few times, but for the last couple of months, I have just felt that my progress has kind of ground to a halt. I’m flubbing different notes in the same piece each time I sit down. A few of weeks ago, I kind of threw up my hands and walked a way for awhile. At the same time, my daughter started to learn the violin and her teacher provided me some accompianing sheet music, so I basically stopped practicing my pieces for a few weeks and pla…

@… Hey, thanks for the comment on my blog. Really glad to hear that, especially the on-by-default part. My posts & blogs on C2PA seem to get pretty good traction, maybe shoot me a pointer when you guys do anything significant in this space, and I’ll probably boost.

New blog post: Python Project-Local Virtualenv Management Redux
In which I describe how I currently manage my virtual environments for both unpinned packages and pinned applications. It started as a TIL update to an older TIL, but as it grew more and more, I’ve concluded this is a proper blog post!
Enjoy: https://

Python Project-Local Virtualenv Management Redux
One of my first TIL entries was about how you can imitate Node’s node_modules semantics in Python on UNIX-like operating systems. A lot has happened since then (to the better!) and it’s time for an update. direnv still rocks, though.

Konami just put out a HD collection for one of my favorite games ever, Felix the Cat, for Switch and PlayStation (it's among several for a blog post I almost have done on video games I'm obsessed with).
The new collection includes both the NES and Game Boy versions & allows for saving and rewinding at any time (maybe I'll finally beat it! 🤣)
This'll eventually be a must-grab for me, but I gotta wait for a sale on this one.

Another feed from my RSS reader that goes down because of a CloudFlare wall.
I swear to god, what is the point on even turning on RSS feeds on your blog if you aren't going to allow feed readers to download it.
#RSS #CloudFlare

Sometimes being a good person looks like updating a 19 year old comment on one of my blog posts so the name matches that which a trans person uses now...

Celebrating a family graduation, surprise visits, and reflecting on parenting joys and regrets. It's a week of emotional milestones! Read the full story at my blog. #Family #Graduation

Graduation Ramblings – Bob Mueller
This week's post captures the whirlwind of emotions swirling in a week of graduation and family celebrations.

On my trip with my mother to the graveyards and homelands of our Jewish relatives in Poland in 2002, the unexpected 2024 pleasure of seeing the town on film from 1937, and the haunting shadow of Jewish death in Palestinian suffering today.
http://woborders.blog/2024/02/27/suwal…

Suwalki, 1937/2002
In the summer of 2002, I went on a winding journey from Berlin northwest to Mecklenburg–Western Pomerania in Germany, then east through Gdańsk and Białystok in Poland, to ultimately reach the town …

I just want to say THANK YOU to everyone for showing so much love on my blog post about @… that I published earlier today.
The numbers are awesome to see on only day 2 or 3 of the blog itself.
…

Meanwhile on my blog I wrote a summary of my photography process.
It's mostly a checklist for myself in case of doubts and I don't have anything particularly enlightening to say, but in case you were curious...
https://blog.lukaszwojcik.net/my-photography-proce…

My photography process - Łukasz Wójcik, Blog
My list of (optional) steps for my photograhy endeavours.

I’ve heeded the call of the decentralized web, and launched a new blog on teaching.
For the first post, I worked my somewhat popular Mastodon thread on liberal arts and human freedom into an essay:
https://innig.net/teaching/liberal-arts-manifesto
It’s mos…

An important Godot for iPad milestone.
These are two instances of a full-blown Godot running side-by-side in the same process.
The next step on the virtualization idea that I shared on the blog post [1]
But this time, rather than being one-at-a-time, they are simultaneous.
This was necessary to support debugging of Godot apps on the iPad (and soon Vision).
[1]

Part 5: Making Godot Viable on iPadOS: Development Loop
Before I embarked on pouring my heart and soul into making a native iPadOS user experience of Godot, I needed to make sure that I would end up with a viable version of Godot. Building Godot to run on iPad is straightforward. The command line to do this is quite

A week ago I published my blog post on #MobileLinux and the benefits for children.
Clearly there's an appetite for this sort of long read...thankyou to all who have read and commented.
In case you haven't, you can pop over to

Thanks to a prod from @…, I finally fixed the issue with full-screen videos looking inverted on my personal site in dark mode.
Also, just updated my blog post on how to implement quick and dirty dark mode support in a few lines of code using CSS filters with the additional code:

Exploring Vintage lenses
My first vintage lens, recently arrived from Ukraine. This is a 1976 Helios 44mm f2 M-style screw mount (I recently overestimated its age, sorry). Verified not to be radioactive. Amazing how cheap these things are on eBay, but still perfectly serviceable with the right (cheap) adapter. Loving the slightly soft focus, if I can nail it. Some neighborhood shots of Magno

I would really like to see Jeff try bcachefs with this monster. A lot of hurdles for ZFS there due to the licensing.
Having said that, I don't think bcachefs can fare much better than ZFS on that kind of testing: large sequential IO.
https://www.jeffgeerling…

The headline says it all. You can build fundamentally different, better experiences for your users if the platform you build them on gets data to your users an order of magnitude faster. Don't take my word for it, try it for yourself. https://www.fastly.com/blog/be-among-the-…

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A quick digital sketch of some cherry blossoms...
Update: also on my Tumblr blog (with more context etc.) 🤖 https://www.tumblr.com/ferdifz/746662915024797696/cherry-blossoms-quick-sketch-for-the-past-few

Ferdi Z's primary Tumblr
Cherry Blossoms quick-sketch — For the past few days the Threads social-media app/website has made it so that if you tag a Threads post "Cherry Blossoms", it would give the tag a "cherry blossom-like…

Oooh look, the lovely folks at CCCB published my blog post about the workshop I did last month: investigating the material basis of "AI" as a controversy that can help us better understand both its environmental effects and its claims to 'intelligence':
On Knowing Matter: https://lab.cccb.org/en/on-knowing-mat…

On Knowing Matter | CCCB LAB
A speculative cartography of the material ecology of Artificial Intelligence.

Nina Simone – Revolution (1969)
https://www.didiermary.fr/nina-simone-revolution-1969/
And now we got a revolution
Cause I see the face of things to come
Yeah, your Constitution
Well, my friend, it’s gonna have to bend
I’m here to tell y…

Nina Simone - Revolution - Didier J. MARY (blog)
Nina Simone in a live version of "Revolution" @ Harlem Cultural Festival in 1969. With a comment by John Lennon on the song.

Hey @…, thank you for the suggestion. Just validated it on my TerraForm set up and updated the post: https://github.com/WyriHaximus/blog.wy

Thread 🧵: My new paper just got published on Take Back The Tech: https://www.takebackthetech.net/blog/non-consensual-intimate-imagery-overview
Link with DOI:

"Put bluntly, fascism is a loser’s ideology, a smothering emotional safety blanket for deeply insecure and broken people (mostly men), which only makes their problems worse until it destroys them and everyone around them."
https://acoup.blog/2024/02/…

Fireside Friday, February 23, 2024 (On the Military Failures of Fascism)
Fireside this week! We’ll pick up looking at some of the successes of Hellenistic armies next week. Percy, having found a use for some of my books. And of course, less I miss a chance to note…

More on recent blog entries: my thoughts on choosing the right game engine *for me*. It may not be the right choice for you...
#Clojure
#GameDev

"#Apple Keychain has personally wiped out all my #Passkeys on three separate occasions. There are external reports we have received of other users who's #Keychain Passkeys have been wiped just like mine.&q…

I don't know which is more surprising:
ChatGPT knows about and referred someone to my blog (http://www.RegionEcon.com)? OR ChatGPT gave someone an actual working URL?

The Region Economist | Micah Pollak | Substack
A blog for economic data and analysis focused on the Region (Northwest Indiana). Click to read The Region Economist, by Micah Pollak, a Substack publication with hundreds of subscribers.

A few streams back @… and I collab’d on a way to embed a YouTube video transcript right into a blog post for easy static search integration and I finally got a little demo of that going on my personal web site—you can see it in action here:

Celebrating a family graduation, surprise visits, and reflecting on parenting joys and regrets. It's a week of emotional milestones! Read the full story at my blog. #Family #Graduation

Graduation Ramblings – Bob Mueller
This week's post captures the whirlwind of emotions swirling in a week of graduation and family celebrations.

Looking to make your #EDC more #sustainable? My latest #blog covers sustainable travel deodorant, FairTrade gold charging cables and powdered hand soap.

Sustainable Every Day Carry Items
You may have heard the term “EDC“ on popular platforms such as YouTube or websites selling accessories, bags and more. However, this term often encourages consumerism, with different YouTubers recommending different products, often with affiliate links. Furthermore, there are very few examples of Everyday Carry that focus on the environment

Here's a recording of #TheMastodonEffect in action on my new server. I tooted a link to my small blog (https://vibyrail.ca), the only thing on the server, and monitored the results. The post was…

got my #11tyConf merch pack right as I landed #eleventeen 9.2.13-alpha.10 updates!
https://git…

Release v9.2.13-alpha.10 · rdela/eleventeen
Changes do not show latestPostsCount on index if it is 1 by @rdela in #27 If the blog/archive collection only has one post, the index page now says “Latest Post” instead of “Latest 1 Post” Great ...

Just used pg_repack. My postgres database dropped from 11.8gb to 5.8gb.
Nice little tutorial here:
https://blog.thms.uk/2024/01/pg-repack-mastodon

OK, blog kind of limping along. So here's first post since 2018 about my infra rebuild. Today just describing what I had before and what the situation was before all this started.
https://www.devco.net/posts/2024/03/20/lab-infra-rebuild-1/

Last year I bought a (second hand) #fitbit Inspire3 Pulse Watch. Well, I just wanted to test a gadget that tells me my heart rate wehen I was doing #sports / #hiking in the

My Take on the Fitbit Inspire 3
Today I share my experience with the Fitbit Inspire 3. Seeking a budget-friendly pulse gadget for outdoor pursuits, I break down its pros and cons. Is it a valuable addition to your routine or just another tech gadget vying for your attention? Read on for the candid verdict.

A week ago I published my blog post on #MobileLinux and the benefits for children.
Clearly there's an appetite for this sort of long read...thankyou to all who have read and commented.
In case you haven't, you can pop over to

They have a blog to reassure their users about the changes.
https://bsky.social/about/blog/02-22-2024-open-social-web
A summary of some ways Bluesky differs from Mastodon:
A focus on the global conversation
Which is to say, manipulating the things you are shown such that you are broadcast to from megastars rather than talking to a community.
Your Mastodon server is part of your username, and becomes part of your identity.
I am not a handle! I am a free man! I guess that means on Bluesky you're stuck with the one identity and can't transition into a new identity 😆
breaking news, viral posts, and algorithmic feeds
Ugh.
Composable moderation.
Which is to say hiding the nazis instead of deleting them. Putting up a veil instead of addressing a problem.
Composable feeds:... there are currently over 40,000 algorithmic feeds to choose from!
It's just like TV!
Your Mastodon timeline is only made up of posts from accounts you follow
Damn right.
Moving hosting services should be like changing your cell phone provider — you should be able to keep your identity and data.
I'm leaning more towards auto-delete after a month lately, but that still hasn't quite overcome my inner archivist.
Losing an account when a server went down is indeed a good chunk of why I started a server.

Just in case anyone should want such a thing, there is now an #RSS feed for my tech blog...
https://www.earth.org.uk/note-on-site-technicals.html

On Website Technicals
Read nitty-gritty tech updates and daily learnings that keep the Earth Notes site up and running; site stats also.

#Angular related blog post, this time on refactoring that I thought turned out pretty nice:
https://laimis.medium.com/aggregating-

Aggregating and rendering data from multiple API calls in an Angular component
I have been rewriting some of my Angular apps recently to adhere to the new v17 syntax. While working on that, I noticed some of the uglier code patterns I had been using and took a chance to follow…

Now on the blog of the Software Sustainability Institute: My blog post on last year's #citizenscience for health conference #cs4h at the University of Twente. https://www.software.ac.uk/blog/software-co-design-citizen-science-4-health-conference

A deep dive into Vision Pro by Meta's ex-VP of VR Hugo Barra: the audacity of Apple's hardware decisions, a dull software story, how Meta can respond, and more (Hugo Barra/Hugo's Blog)
https://hugo.blog/2024/03/11/vision-pro/

Vision Pro is an over-engineered “devkit” // Hardware bleeds genius & audacity but software story is disheartening // What we got wrong at Oculus that Apple got right // Why Meta could finally have its Android moment
Friends and colleagues have been asking me to share my perspective on the Apple Vision Pro as a product. Inspired by my dear friend Matt Mullenweg’s 40th post, I decided to put pen to paper. …

I was in the Arizona National Guard between 2004 and 2010, and my unit would often do ceremonies at the Arizona state capital on December 7th. I met a lot of the survivors over the years. It was sad to see fewer of them each passing year.
https://mstdn.social/@knittingknots2/1

httrack backed up my wordpress blog barbandroland.com in 9 hours! #Lucky #Thanks! Magic incantation: `HTTrack3.49-2 launched on Sat, 27 Apr 2024 14:07:52 at http://www.…

Not sure if anyone sees my occasional post here on mastodon.social I am also experimenting with micro.blog but unsure of what I will do in the future.

Posted books 6 7 on the blog.
Mariane Satrapi's beautifully observed embroideries and an investigation into the benefits of walking by a danish public health professor. Both worth a look...
Dunno what it means, but this year so far I've only read 2 books written by men? Coincidence? Probably.
But interesting nonetheless.

Implicit returns are a feature in some languages. They have recently bitten me, so here’s my opinion.
#coding

The headline says it all. You can build fundamentally different, better experiences for your users if the platform you build them on gets data to your users an order of magnitude faster. Don't take my word for it, try it for yourself. https://www.fastly.com/blog/be-among-the-…

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Klasse Thema: #StefanGeißler von #Kairntech bei der @… in seinem #Vortrag

20th Anniversary – probably
In 2004 I found myself unemployed. By some strange coincidence this morning I read a post from Ben Parfitt "Thanks for the Great Ride". It seems that just as I was looking for a new job he had found one: "my new capacity as a resource policy analyst with the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, BC Office." I wasn't exactly clear on the precise date of either event, so I went looking in my filing cabinet and come across this docume…

20th Anniversary – probably
In 2004 I found myself unemployed. By some strange coincidence this morning I read a post from Ben Parfitt “Thanks for the Great Ride”. It seems that just as I was looking for a new job…

on my blog!
https://dotat.at/@/2024-04-30-wireguard.html
my wireguard IPv6 tunnel

The new RedragonShop Eisa K686 Pro SE keyboard just arrived at my front door a few minutes ago.
This was sent to me as a review unit, so I'll be using it, checking it out and testing it over the next couple of weeks and then posting my review on the #AllThingsTech blog that you can view here:

"All of which brings me to the New York Times bestselling book Read Write Own by the billionaire VC New York Times Bestselling Author Chris Dixon. Dixon is a partner at A16Z, the venture capitalists who pumped billions into failed, scammy, cryptocurrency companies that tricked normies into converting their perfectly cromulent “fiat” money into shitcoins, allowing the investors to turn a massive profit and exit before the companies collapsed or imploded."

How a billionaire’s mediocre pump-and-dump “book” became a “bestseller”
If you’d like an essay-formatted version of this post to read or share, here’s a link to it on pluralistic.net, my surveillance-free, ad-free, tracker-free blog: I was on a book tour the day my…

📦 Sandboxing All The Things with Flatpak and BubbleBox
#linux

Figured I'd keep a running log of this whole badge project: #electronics

In this blog post, I cover the work to make Godot on iPadOS viable.
This describes what I did get the editor and the game to play well with each other:
https://blog.la-terminal.net/making-godot-viable-on-ipados/

Making Godot Viable on iPadOS: Development Loop
Before I embarked on pouring my heart and soul into making a native iPadOS user experience of Godot, I needed to make sure that I would end up with a viable version of Godot. Building Godot to run on iPad is straightforward. The command line to do this is quite

It's not that I've stopped writing essays for my blog. It's just that, with other things going on, I had stopped actually publishing them.
Here's a review of Phantom Liberty.
https://www.journeyman.cc/blog/posts-output/2024-03-21-The-D…

A SIFT Lesson Plan: Critical Skills for Navigating Media: https://tceajmg.micro.blog/2024/03/27/a-sift-lesson.html

My weekly contribution at the Balloon Juice blog
https://balloon-juice.com/2024/04/22/on-the-road-albatrossity-the-birds-of-the-palouse/

I am forced out of my everyone-gets-a-fixed-IP-address ISP. So, it was time to find out how to get a stable reference to my home server. I settled on ddclient
https://blog.lanzani.nl/2024/start-using-ddclient/

Start using ddclient · Technical inconsistencies blog
For more than 10 years, I’ve been a happy client of Tweak (how long will that link work?). One of the many features it offered was a fixed IP address. Now that I’m forced to switch to Odido, I will lose this affordance, which serves me greatly whenever I need to connect to my VPN at home. In fact, my phone and laptop are configured to just connect to a subdomain of lanzani.

on my blog!
https://dotat.at/@/2024-05-02-sudo.html
sudon't

🤔 Should I even write a monthly recap on my blog?

#Angular related blog post, this time on refactoring that I thought turned out pretty nice:
https://laimis.medium.com/aggregating-

Aggregating and rendering data from multiple API calls in an Angular component
I have been rewriting some of my Angular apps recently to adhere to the new v17 syntax. While working on that, I noticed some of the uglier code patterns I had been using and took a chance to follow…

So uhm, I blogged. And to be honest, only to a small extent it is about photography.
#blog

I don't understand but I keep trying
Sometimes, however, I see things, I think I understand them... but when I’m out to do them on my own, it turns out I don’t.

Godot on iPad, part 6: It's time for some Menu Game Theory.
https://blog.la-terminal.net/its-time-for-some-menu-game-theory/

Part 6: It's time for some Menu Game Theory.
The next victim on my quest to iPad-ificate Godot was the top-level menu. Despite having a slender menu in an industry dominated by uncontrolled menu bloat, on the iPad, this menu still looks like ordering a burrito at a French restaurant. I am not a UI designer, so I rely

20th Anniversary – probably
In 2004 I found myself unemployed. By some strange coincidence this morning I read a post from Ben Parfitt "Thanks for the Great Ride". It seems that just as I was looking for a new job he had found one: "my new capacity as a resource policy analyst with the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, BC Office." I wasn't exactly clear on the precise date of either event, so I went looking in my filing cabinet and come across this docume…

20th Anniversary – probably
In 2004 I found myself unemployed. By some strange coincidence this morning I read a post from Ben Parfitt “Thanks for the Great Ride”. It seems that just as I was looking for a new job…

Hi friends, here's the last #photo from my recent blog post (from my cold #photography - #hiking trip).
This spot was a perfect opportunity to apply ND Filters and some longexposure. I loved …

Second Chances: Finding Beauty Beyond Expectations
In this blog post, I recount a journey of redemption and unexpected beauty. After a failed attempt to capture the perfect photo at a frozen waterfall, a second chance arises. Armed with newfound determination and experience, I embark on a photographic adventure, discovering hidden opportunities and

one my many guilty not so sekrit :-) pleasures, updating my blog and seeing it update on @…'s scripting.com blogroll

For those that missed my post from yesterday, I explained my home screen on my phone and the full details of what it consists of. You can read the article here:
https://blog.allthingstech.social/my-phones-home-screen-explained-in-detail/

As someone who’s doing some minor consulting on the side, it occurred to me that 90% of my advice contains links to my own blog and I’m increasingly sabotaging my future income. Going 410 considered good business. 🤪

MyNotes: Powerful Teaching #book #RetrievalPractice: https://tceajmg.micro.blog/2024/04/…

Hey, this #photo recently came to my mind again when I was browsing through some #winter memories in the #mountains.
This day was really .. interesting. More

The whims of winter: On the trails of my first snow hike
Embarking on my inaugural snow hike, I faced unexpected challenges - undulating terrains concealed beneath thick snow, an unpredictable mountain weather dance, and a strategic change of plans. Content with a timely retreat, my first snow adventure this season left me with a medley of memories, blend

My weekly photo-essay at the blog Balloon Juice.
https://balloon-juice.com/2024/02/12/on-the-road-albatrossity-westward-2019/

MyNotes: Powerful Teaching #book #RetrievalPractice: https://tceajmg.micro.blog/2024/04/…

Two weeks ago I released Polish translation of @…'s Meta in Myanmar series.
Today I wrote a blog post elaborating on my process, targeted both at people whose content I have translated so far (5 people more to come probably?) as well as other people who have thought of doing the same.
CW: Swearing in two languages.
Enjoy a lot of text I guess?

How I translate your words
A detailed overview of my translation process, based on recent work on Erin Kissane's Meta in Myanmar series.

on my blog!
belated thoughts on "the OSI deprogrammer"
https://dotat.at/@/2024-03-26-iso-osi-usw.html

New blog post or something.
Yesterday's evening was particularly rough. So I randomly started writing about random boring things. Like come on, look at that title.
Out of a sudden I wrote something that brought a tear to my own eye.
And I'm not gonna lie. I felt SOOO MUCH better once I got to the end.
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An Excel spreadsheet - Łukasz Wójcik, Blog
Short story on how one Microsoft Excel spreadsheet changed my life. Kinda.

As I just posted one of the photos of the day anyways, I thought I could share a bit of a background story with you as well.
A frosty and chill day - but I went there alone as I wanted to focus more on #photography than just #hiking the summit.

Embracing the Elements: A Frosty Photo Journey
Embark on a chilly adventure with me as I navigate the brisk winds and icy terrain of a winter hike. Join me as I brave the elements, capturing the raw beauty of snow-laden landscapes and gusty summits through the lens of my camera.

As I just posted one of the photos of the day anyways, I thought I could share a bit of a background story with you as well.
A frosty and chill day - but I went there alone as I wanted to focus more on #photography than just #hiking the summit.

Embracing the Elements: A Frosty Photo Journey
Embark on a chilly adventure with me as I navigate the brisk winds and icy terrain of a winter hike. Join me as I brave the elements, capturing the raw beauty of snow-laden landscapes and gusty summits through the lens of my camera.