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We need to own our computing experience Originally when I talked about owning our own platform is this blog, I meant owning the stack that powers and serves the blog.

Apple Just Lost Me Apple has just lost me as an user.

Building your own blogging tools is a fun journey I read a very interesting blog post today: “So I’ve Been Thinking About Static Site Generators” by PolyWolf in which she goes in depth about her quest to create a 🚀BLAZING🔥 fast static site generator.

Three Months of Poncho Wonkying Today marks three months since my first release of Poncho Wonky.

My Brigadeiro Recipe (chocolate truffles) This is a very traditional recipe from Brazil that is a staple of birthday parties all over the country.

Had a good time at Edinburgh Radical Book Fair Last weekend I went to Edinburgh Radical Book Fair with a friend and had a wonderful time.

Linkgraphs are fun As far as I am aware, link graphs were pioneered by Artemis calm web reader, you can read about their take on it as Artemis Link Graph.

Pão De Queijo recipe Brazilian cheese bread is a perenial snack all around the country.

I been making massage bars and soap for a while.

Experimenting with no-build Web Applications Some years ago I build an eBook generator called Little Webby Press.

Some photos taken with Lomochrome Metropolis Got myself a new camera.

RSS doesn't necessarily means firehose Was reading Hacker News today and saw this very interesting post Reading RSS content is a skilled activity which raises some really interesting points about feed reading and how much effort one should put into making…

Got my first turquoise-tinted film back from the lab Here are some photos I took with my Pentax Auto 110 which uses 110 film cartridges.

The Mozilla I want focus on people and not AI I used to be a quite active Mozilla volunteer.

Think I implemented a unique feature in my feed reader I went through a burn out and spent the last three or so years without working on a development project of my own, then something clicked last month and I started enjoying it again.

Why I chose Lua for this blog This blog used to run using with a stack based on Racket using Pollen and lots of hacks on top of it.

The Web Should Be A Conversation For a very long time, I've defended that the Web should be a conversation, a two-way street instead of a chute just pushing content into us.

Here are some RPG links that made for a good read (or watch) this week: DnD's lead designer explains how 5e fell apart - YouTube GROGNARDIA: Retrospective: Traveller: The New Era The Palace of Moliades | Dyson's Dodecahedron

Retaking The Web Browser, One Small Step At A Time Browsing the web is a 3D tug-of-war between developers, companies, and users.

The Outcast Mage book launch This week went to Glasgow for Annabel Campbell's debut novel launch.