
I hate to admit this, but I kind of miss Lightroom Classic. It was nice having a very good RAW processor and capable catalog with a large ecosystem and all of…

I hate to admit this, but I kind of miss Lightroom Classic. It was nice having a very good RAW processor and capable catalog with a large ecosystem and all of…
Generative Overload Is Killing Your Productivity
Westenberg:
Your AI tools can produce a research brief in 45 seconds. A 1,500-word competitor analysis with tags and backlinks, filed in the right folder before you finish your coffee. A full knowledge graph connecting everything you’ve read this month to everything you saved…
This is an entry from my journal. I comment on some important instances of criticism that made me a better person.
I had no interest in school. In hindsight, I think it is because I never felt that teachers had an interest in me, minus a couple of exceptions. They…
Over the last few weeks I have been experimenting with making more zines. I have been having so much fun!
If you make zines and would like to trade, please send me an email! You can also see a few of my downloadable zines in the Zines category of…

I need to do something about how or if I continue to participate on Mastodon. The unrelenting flood of discourse around LLM use, although often ethically relevant, is more often intellectually…
After twenty-five wonderful conversations, Wonders of Web Weaving is, at least for now, complete. To everyone who has been listening over the last few months: thank you! It has been the greatest pleasure to not have terrific conversations with thoughtful web weavers, and to bring those to you every week.
The twenty-fifth episode of Wonders of Web Weaving is out:
In Episode 25, the final episode of Wonders of Web Weaving (at least for now!), I chat with Emma, the author of emgoto.com about, among other things, blogging about coffee and hiking, the idea of a "hobby blog",…
Proximate though unreachable
against the Troodos green
stark reminder you gave
beautifully as robins do
of autumn halfway gone
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This is an entry from my journal.
Trance is the first music genre that piqued my interest. I enjoy practically every type of music, though trance speaks to me in ways others do not. Perhaps it is because I have to be in a certain state of mind to listen…
A collection of random thoughts about tech, life, design and pretty much everything else I find interesting.
My personal IndieWeb site. I write about and develop software to promote user autonomy. Topics include accessibility, security, privacy, and software freedom.
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