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The inherent good of archiving
I think one of the reasons I am drawn to archiving — and the little human world created around that general practice — is the belief that if we can more easily remember past mistakes then perhaps we can learn from them and do better.
It’s an intentional act, and when done well provides a healthy contribution to the betterment of our collective lives.
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Since I’ve put effort into no longer making feature requests for Micro.blog — I used to do this a lot and now think it’s better for other people to be heard — an interesting thing has happened; it has become clear exactly what my most wanted feature actually is.
Mute specific conversations.
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-> GP appointment for treatment cancelled before Christmas
-> Pain and difficulties worsen
-> Leave for re-scheduled appointment
-> Bus just doesn’t appear at all
-> GP surgery phone queue is “full”
-> Now have to re-schedule again
-> The pain and difficulties continue again… in “Great” Britain.
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New year, new notebooks.
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Every now and then I take a step back and consider the whole of Micro.blog, especially from the viewpoint of a blogger and website enthusiast.
It’s clear to me that this is the year I can truly build out my website to better represent me.
Truly: one site = one identity.
That’s pretty cool.
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I’m pretty sure I’m done with maintenance updates for TIL now.
Next up: some off-site fun and ✨more Orchid✨.
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I’m also super thankful that we didn’t grow by some scary massive number. Hooray for more slowly-paced, sustainable growth!
— Adam Neatnik, 2023 omg.lol Recap
One of the many ways Adam and Manton are quite similar, all within the context of a thing I believe is important:
It is very easy to say “things should be better”, however what truly matters is when you have this opinion and then do the work.
Adam and Manton are more than willing to put their money where their mouth is, at a time when it is so easy to simply mouth off.
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Is the Micro.blog CSS editor working for everybody else? The progress spinner just keeps going round and round…
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TIL Firefox will accept underline CSS for an element in a certain situation whilst Safari will not.
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Ow mynnas termyn marthys ha Bledhen Nowydh da dhy’hwi oll.
