Matt Langford

I’ve been thinking a lot lately about how I share photos of my kids online.

I have a confession about notes apps: every one I’ve ever used eventually became a junk drawer.

Things have been busy over the last few months, and I’ve fallen behind on more than a couple things.

It’s been a while since I updated the list of “what I use,” and there have been some changes.

I’m a pastor in Louisiana, and like most people in ministry, I’ve tried just about every Bible app out there.

For the last few years, my son has played baseball.

Or maybe the title should be Relentlessly Badgering Bing Until They Give Up and Finally Fix Things.

As part of finding ways to achieve Digital Simplification, I wanted to find the easiest solution to maintain proper levels of privacy and security on my personal devices.

One of the main issues with being a tech enthusiast is allowing things to get a little too complicated.

I’ve always been an avid reader, but I’ve taken it up a notch recently.

I almost titled this post something along the lines of Rethinking the Rethinking of the Rethinking of My Blog.

In the transition to a new personal blog, I initially wanted to fully incorporate webmentions.

Let me be clear from the start: I’m not leaving Micro.blog.

Over the past few weeks, I’ve been heavily analyzing and (hopefully) optimizing my workflows and strategies.

After years (wow, that happened fast) of crafting themes for Micro.blog, I’m excited to introduce Mythos Theme — my latest project that represents the direction of my theme development work.

As a theme designer, I frequently provide basic support via email.