🎵 Calling Crows (Instrumental) - AllttA

MKBHD should be a music label.


Between the new publishing progress indicator and the (practically) live CSS refresh, Micro.blog on the web is a much better experience. Thanks @manton 🙌


So that’s the regular posts for @TIL done for the day. Second day back, I think I’m back on track.

But I do have… something else. 👀


Want to read: An Absolutely Remarkable Thing 📚

(posted with Epilogue)


Yes, @TIL is back.

Yes, to full activity.

Yes, there is more to come tonight. 👀


Cleanup. Then, done.

Patrick Rhone, When Things Are Done

I’d like this on a t-shirt, please and thank you.


I will be so much happier if I can ever use my previously mentioned combination of Micro.blog apps but I’m also aware that most people really don’t have time for using multiple apps for the same social network.



Because I have an actual computer I’ve found it easier to work on different parts of @TIL. I now have parts of the project I work on to feel better about the parts that are frustrating in a given moment.

This is one of those things I realise that further motivates me to work.


Issues like this are exactly why I appreciate Micro.blog so much. Manton has repeatedly spoken about the importance of maintaining export features. It comes down to this:

Freedom of movement of data = independence online.

It should be a priority for all service providers.


I’m quite happy with how v1.8 of the TIL site has ended up. Feels like the small improvements have added up over the past few updates, and the larger redesigned elements are always fun to reveal. This time around the footer got the big change:

Screenshot of the redesigned footer for the Today I Learned website.

Have yet to spend time learning Hugo; evenso I enjoy working on the theme for @TIL with some HTML and CSS. I love that I can make design choices knowing that in the future I’ll be able to implement at the template level, with basic customisation then left for temporary changes.


Bokeh is dead.

Long live Glass.



Neighbour wins privacy row over smart doorbell and cameras – Jane Wakefield

The judgment reads that Dr Fairhurst was “alarmed and appalled” to notice that he had a camera mounted on his shed and that footage from it was sent to his smartphone.


Can confirm: TodayPoster works like a charm.


Hoping we still get a day’s worth of wiggle room for late entries in the photo challenge 🙏 @jean @challenges


Between the coffee and catching up on Core Intuition it looks like Finish Friday is a reality for me with @TIL today. 💪


The folks at iA have made a new Twitter account 👀


Now that the History page for TIL is up to date I have no doubt that the team is about to drop a big update 😂