BlogFlockA week or so ago, I posted about my currently ongoing fitness challenge where the goal was to go down from the almost 90kg I was weighing to below the oldest measurement I had on record, which was an 85.3kg.
Side note: that’s the oldest but not the lowest, because…
The sixth episode of Wonders of Web Weaving is out:
In Episode 6, I chat with Cory, the author of coryd.dev. We talk about, among other things, the role of community in the indie web, a day in the life with his website, and music listening and…
Snapshots on or around my sister's birthday celebration.
I brought the Leica MP to a windy day at the lakeshore. Wind and sand can be trouble for camera gear. I spent some time cleaning sand from the lens when I got home.
Color film suffers from bad exposure sooner than black and white film, so I tend to favor using modern automatic exposure cameras with good meters. The Nikon F100 fits the bill.
The roll was mostly from a trip to Grand Haven, but also contains my usual around-the-house stuff.
I've been using my Mac again for a few days. The Linux machine is just a cable swap away, but I haven't gone back yet. To be honest, I've been frustrated with trying to maintain everything on two operating systems. I wanted to work on the template for this blog…
This blog uses a heavily modified fork of the Laminum Ghost theme. Other than the basic layout, it's nearly unrecognizable as Laminum at this point. Here's a list of the most significant changes, for the record.
It’s 11.35am, 27°, clear sky with only a few tiny little clouds here and there. I’m standing at the same parking spot where I ended the previous walk, and I’m about to tackle segment number 5 of this 10-part loop.
Contrary to what I did up until this point, this…
Approaching a junction, I looked up to the sky and saw a hole in the clouds unlike any I have seen before. I usually look up to the stone that must be at least a hundred years old: to the grey buildings – homes – in which I see so…
When we call dired from Lisp, we can pass it a list of files instead of a directory. This gives us a fully fledged Dired buffer for those files. My most common use-case is to produce flat listing, so that I do not have to go searching in exactly which…
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