All the blog posts from 2025
Three years ago, I decided I'll just try to develop my own game. Things are slowly taking shape, but first things first.
It always makes me happy when my desktop widget tells me there are new comments. Yes, I'm all for blog comments. Which isn't exactly common.
This time, Blog Weeks are focusing on the classics of the blogosphere: Blogstöckchen, blog parades, trackbacks, and the like. Are these traditions, or is there a renaissance?
We are considering a service that allows linking user handles to make cross-posting easier.
In an age of rapidly shifting digital landscapes and ever-changing social media platforms, one might wonder what remains stable in our online world. This exploration into the nature of blogs reveals a paradox: perhaps the only constant about blogging is its endless capacity for reinvention.
I read somewhere the other day that it's that time again and we're happily flying through the Perseids, and you can now see a particularly large number of shooting stars.
In my very detailed post on Obsidian and Kirby, I described how I synchronize my data between the two and use it to manage my blog. I'll now expand on that.
Kev asked how we handle our notes. I couldn't help myself. Here's a quick overview of how I create and manage notes.
Today, a new blog I'm involved in went live. We've launched the Sociabli blog, and we'll be writing a bit about ourselves there, but especially about Mastodon, Bluesky, and later other connected networks.