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Today is Send a Friend a Webmention Day!

I recently wrote about using Lilypond with Neovim.

James is hosting this month's IndieWeb blog carnival on the topic “museum memories.”

I've been enjoying writing music using code in Neovim — I recently talked about using Lilypond to write sheet music this way, for example.

Lilypond is a program and language for writing musical scores using only text.

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January's IndieWeb movie club is Alien (1979), and it's hosted by Al Abut — here is his introduction post for the month.

I came across a convenient way to send webmentions from my terminal using a simple Bash script.

Robb Knight has a page listing people's descriptions of their default app choices, and he just did an update for this year.

Here's some of the music I've listened to in 2025 — things in regular rotation, things from a while ago that I've revisited, and new (or new-to-me) music I've added to my library of digital downloads/CDs.

The clouds cascade above you in incredible detail.

Continuing from a previous post, today we'll be looking at another collection of reverb algorithms that I've implemented in my reverb plugin.

You feel that a certain sickness has been pervading your life.

My local library has a TTRPG group (currently playing Pathfinder 2e).

Tracy Durnell's recent post resonates with what I've been doing lately to make my computer usage more pleasant.

最近(さいきん)HTMLでルビを振(ふ)ることのやり方(かた)を知(し)た!

Jo has been using the code I use to get post locations for my /now page statuslog section to add locations to her notes.

Eli and I are engaged, and we're getting married later this year!

Movement III, “Farben” (“Colors”) from Arnold Schoenberg's Five Pieces for Orchestra, Op. 16 begins very subtly.

I have a few C++/JUCE audio plugins I've worked on off and on over the last couple of years.