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Even though it's apples and oranges in more than a few ways, Dave Winer is right when he says it's easier to host WordPress than Mastodon.
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I have self-hosted WordPress before, and I'm sure I could do it again.
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If Dave Winer's Wordland editor is the thing that gets me writing on this WordPress.com site, I'll have to see what I can do about a new theme.
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Crushing crunchy and soft thing by car pic.twitter.com/5CTd26hsqZ — Darma (@bougenvield) May 29, 2025
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I had forgotten that WordPress.com has a hookup with the Fediverse (maybe just Mastodon?)
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It's hard to discover Dave Winer's Wordland without following Dave and inferring what he's working on.
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When you have an idea or thought you want to share, things like titles, categories, tags, bold, italic and links slow you down.
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Can you create a Wordland post without a title and have it publish that way in WordPress?
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Dave Winer's Wordland is exactly what I'm looking for, except I want to do it for static site generators like Hugo and Zola instead of WordPress.com.
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At first glance, the block editor for themes in “free” WordPress is a shit show.
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You really can post to a WordPress blog by writing an email.
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Dave Winer makes me think.
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Dave Winer has some very positive things to say about WordPress’ position in the modern web and social media world.
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I’m not sure this feature is fully baked just yet.
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I give Automattic a lot of credit for opening up every WordPress.com blog to the Fediverse.
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An Apple Mid-2011 iMac 27-inch “Core i5” 2.7 fell into my lap some time around 2017, and even though it had a few years of MacOS support ahead, it was slow — never mind the 20 GB of RAM I added when supporting it for an Adobe Creative Cloud workflow.
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CentOS was a big deal before Red Hat acquired the project in 2014.
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CentOS Stream and the end of the CentOS clone: perils, pitfalls, risks and opportunities for Red Hat
Red Hat unleashed the kraken with its recent announcement that its CentOS 8 clone of Red Hat Enterprise Linux would be shut down in 2021 instead of 2029, to be replaced by the newish CentOS Stream 8.
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It’s been a long time since I ran the “real” Google Chrome in Linux.
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I recognize that the title of this post is absurd.
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After many months in the shed, I pulled out our daughter’s half-height, falling-apart Billy bookcase and did a reinforcement job.
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WordPress has been around a long, long time, and the company has maintained its commitment to keeping blogs free and available.
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Ali Spittel has some excellent advice on how to learn programming: 25 Tips for New Developers: Advice from a (Mostly) Self-Taught Software Engineer My Favorite Free Resources for New Programmers
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I made the switch from Google Chrome to Firefox at least a year ago, and I thought the Mozilla-coded browser’s performance improvements were enough to allow me to eliminate one spy-ish element from my computing life.
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I happened to be heading east on Victory Boulevard in the Reseda area and needed some dog and cat food, so I stopped at Vons, where Victory meets Tampa Avenue, to see what I could pick up.
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One of the things I like most about WordPress is that it makes it easy to add captions to images.
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This new WordPress interface that is based on “blocks” that can contain paragraphs, images, headings, etc., is really growing on me.
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The late Ted Greene’s books are a great way to get jazz sounds under your fingers.
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I work on Christmas every year.
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No other site has a direct link to the id of the president of the United States
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tl;dr Now that social media is king, post-WordPress blogging systems don’t want to deal with comments, outsourcing them to services such as Disqus.
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Not sure why I can’t create a post and then have somebody leave a comment.
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I had to register an application, and still Disqus won’t sync comments on another site I’m working on.
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I saw someone else using this blog theme called Resonar, and I immediately switched this blog over to it.
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https://lambdaisland.com/blog/25-05-2017-simple-and-happy-is-clojure-dying-and-what-has-ruby-got-to-do-with-it
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UCLA Bruins quarterback Josh Rosen passes against the USC Trojans during the second half at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum on Saturday, Nov. 18, 2017.
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http://blog.venanti.us/why-clojure/
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https://geoffreysteadman.com/
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https://la.eater.com/2017/9/26/16368772/saugus-cafe-santa-clarita-newhall-oldest-restaurant-los-angeles
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https://github.com/postwill/postwill
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https://la.eater.com/platform/amp/2017/11/1/16593046/van-nuys-german-deli-strip-mall-new-dining-dime
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https://proandroiddev.com/react-native-is-it-worth-it-part-i-398ec3fb9db7
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http://vscodecandothat.com/?
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https://medium.com/@peterxjang/a-minimalist-guide-to-tmux-13675fb160fa
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https://www.nytimes.com/2017/11/18/style/anne-wojcicki-23andme-genetics.html?
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https://dev.to/nddyandy/introduction-to-oop-in-javascript-ao0