space • time • tech

Wanting to destroy your computer has been a desire for as long as computers have been around.

The ‘small’ web, the ‘slow’ web, or the ‘indie’ web – the non corporate, original style internet we knew and loved in the 90s and early 2000s (people just writing blogs and making their own websites) before corporations and algorithms seemed to move in and

I wrote some about the continued popularity of physical media here in 2024, but I wanted to do one more post on it this year, to also feature some other formats, history, tips and tricks, and outright advantages of owning your own stuff.

Most people familiar with the internet know the HTTP protocol, the one that retrieves and displays our www websites.

They’ll say all day long ‘sitting shortens your life’ (and?)

Joey Ramone passed away today (April 15) in 2001.

My happiness and moods are often progress-based.

Damn, but I don’t think I’ve ever been so glad to be done with a project.

My wife has a long commute home from work, and as she drives, we talk on the phone and I read BuzzFeed quizzes to her.

What we could’ve had, and that probably exists in a parallel universe, where Tolkien isn’t a dick J.R.R.

The most important consideration for any process, human or otherwise, is its sustainability– the ability to continue something reasonably over an extended amount of time.