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This week on the People and Blogs series we have an interview with Hyde Stevenson, whose blog can be found at lazybea.rs.

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While I was away in Düsseldorf, and when I got back, I received a notification in Artemis asking whether I wanted to change the time zone in which the reader was set. It is important that the user’s timezone is correct so that Artemis can continue to update at midnight…

Since the release of Artemis, the settings page has been growing steadily in size. What was a few options has grown into over a dozen. With every added option, it was harder to find each individual option.

The new settings page

With that in mind, over the last few…

We had another lovely, sunny weekend last week, and that means I walked the second of the ten segments of the 44 votive churches loop. This time around, I didn’t have to mess with the route in order to hit all the churches in one go because there were no…

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A row of people waving with smiles on their faces, the attendees of IndieWebCamp Düsseldorf. I am positioned third from the left, in my favourite jacket, blue denim.

Last weekend I attended the 10th IndieWebCamp held in the city of Düsseldorf. This is the second time I have…

Someone mentioned org-roam and it reminded me how cool it is. I moved away from org-roam a couple years ago, shortly after denote was released. Denote felt lighter and less dependent on Emacs-ey stuff. Denote is great and I'm happy with it, but that didn't stop me from digging up…

There's currently another internet pile-on happening. "Everyone" is leaving Github because someone else said, "Everyone's leaving Github". I'm no fan of Github, but a handful of people will actually leave, and we'll forget about it in a week, because it's the internet.

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Where aromatic rose
and blackthorn shrub
spring from shared soil
you find what you seek
once you realise
that the mountain-god
heeds my prayer
as the echo
of my steel

I wrote the poem in the context of this journal entry: Doing what I must.

This is an excerpt from my journal in which I comment on how I handle my everyday affairs in my land while respecting the greater magnitudes.

The hours are shorter when you have no idle moments. I have not had the chance to write much because I am preoccupied with…