Yesterday I was a little cheeky. I hope it was received in good fun as I didn’t mean to offend! The very good news is that Robert Birming put together...

One of my favourite things to do in my free time is to tinker with this website. Indeed, this website is the culmination of years of tinkering. I have added features like coffee shop maps that I can share with friends, a way for me to share my bio in two languages, a sitemap.xml file to help search engines find pages on my website, and more.

Vivimos en unos tiempos en los que el texto se encuentra en franco retroceso. Solo hay que asomar la cabeza por el internet actual para ver que el espacio que antes ocupaba el texto ahora le ha sido parcialmente arrebatado por los videos y el audio. Donde antes te encontrabas un buen artículo fundamentado lo…

html/template might not be a good programming language.

In the early 2000s we netizens used to find things by hypertext. Sure, you’d go to web directories like Yahoo! to look for a starting point, usually based on a...

"Para poder iniciar la marcha, Johnnie hace algo que dejó de hacerse en prácticamente todas partes a finales del siglo XIX: coger arena del suelo a puñados y lanzarla sobre la cabeza del raíl, justo delante de una de las ruedas tractoras. ¿Se ha vuelto loco?" Spoiler: no. Este post explica cosas.

It needs to be said again, perhaps this time more strongly. Your Blog is The ...

On Mastodon, Katherine (side note: whose work on poetic programming is incredibly inspiring) asked:

A story of a 150-year-old font you have never heard of – and one you probably saw earlier today.

Loneliness in blogging isn’t always what it seems. Even when we don’t hear the claps or see the likes, there may still be a quiet audience out there, listening.

Here are some ideas for productive and enjoyable things you can do with your laptop while you are hanging out during the holidays.

I don't like letting go of stuff because I might just need it one day.

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Jan talks about how static site generators are far more complicated than WordPress, despite (ironically) their output being far simpler.

The current AI chaos is prompting people to write all sorts of posts and articles about the imminent death of the web. The current debacle …

Holding onto silence as a way to steady myself in the noise.

Maybe it's just nostalgia, but I have a strong feeling that a series of interconnected bad decisions are responsible for something that has turned almost everything to a worse version of itself.