Notes From The Dork Web

When self-hosting it's easy to accumulate self-hosted apps that look pretty but you don't use much.

Should you have the time, this 18th Century English poem as expertly sung by the Askew sisters below will help you settle in to this post: Although Deborah's poem is also a great response to Softbank's absurd Goose-themed AI-fever-dream reminder that there

I recently read MOS8502's countercomputing manifesto.

Andreas tagged me in his post over the Blog Questions Challenge.

Over at 82mhz.net Andreas wrote an insightful post I read this morning about his unfinished projects.

This was actually two sessions on two days.

I live in a place where electricity is quite expensive and not always reliable.

TL;DR: - Timeline-oriented score-keeping social media inherently optimizes for performative behaviour on all sides.

TL:DR: If you insist on a recommendation from a random Internet person, use a plurality of tools, compartmentalize your messaging activities by group and type, employ https:// and keep $2 in your pocket for the bus just in case.

I spent a few hours taking text I'd written in various gaps between bits of work over the past couple of weeks and putting it into MS Publisher.