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Part of What I’ve Been Doing Introduction September 16th was the date of the last post on this site.

Introduction Sigh, I hadn’t wanted to jump in on this whole saga, but it seems that it’s about time that I got off my arse and said a few things.

Photo by Bermix Studio on Unsplash Introduction Sorry if I seem to be going off on this topic, but there were a few items I wasn’t aware of before posting IndieWeb Blog Audit Follow-Up1.

Computer screen displaying HTML code.

Bottom Scores from Website Scans Introduction Yeah, that image doesn’t paint a pretty picture, does it?

Photo by Miguel Ángel Padriñán Alba on Unsplash Introduction I wrote about hosted blog options1 a while back.

Hooded figure on the beach by Engin Akyurt via Pexels Introduction Last week was one of the sadder weeks on the celebrity front with the passing of both Dolly Parton and Tim Curry within a day of each other.

The Bridge Over “Content Marketing” Bulls*** Introduction I went down a rabbit hole recently, or at least I tried to.

Photo by: JTMorkis via Pixabay Introduction About a week ago there was a post by Trevor Morris titled The Loss of Links Continues1 to which both Naty S.2 and Michael Harley3 responded.

Broken Cellphones Photo by Jan Antonin Kolar on Unsplash Introduction So, I had planned to spend a lovely evening watching the returns in the Clacton by-election, but it seems that there are a few things I need to address on the topic of technology and vo…

Photo by Look Studio on Unsplash Introduction There is this truly great read in Noema: Why Is Everyone In Tech So Sad?

Man taking a hammer to an iPad Introduction Gordon, Gordon, Gordon… I think you should look back at what you have written in Tech sucks?

Photo by NOAA on Unsplash Introduction Michael Harley has been at it again in a follow-up post titled: What happens to our blogs when we die?.

Photo by Олег Мороз on Unsplash Introduction Michael Harley wrote a piece called How I make my blog posts more resilient a couple of days ago.

Fox in a field, panting from the heat.

The old Postville Courthouse in Lincoln, Illinois, via The Library of Congress.

Green and Blue Nighttime Landscape.

Shoreline with lights.

A city full of millions of people living their lives.

You’ve probably run into some Obsidian evangelist espousing some convoluted system of organizing all their notes, and building some knowledge base.

Bridge heading into the smokey landscape.

The latest anti-feature from Automattic—now infecting Gravatar.

Wolf looking directly into a camera at close proximity.

Two boats docked behind a berm.

Calm waters on Lake Superior.

The Harry Partch Ensemble, via Wikipedia, under a CC 0 License.

Image of a checklist with circle with a slash over the top.

Photo of a circular pill sorter box against a pale blue background.

The view from Lake Michigan from Michigan City East Lighthouse, 2026-07-03.