Me: desperately wishes for better communication the web in general
Also me: hates branding
Later Also me: sadly realising that good branding can greatly aide in improving communication
Me: desperately wishes for better communication the web in general
Also me: hates branding
Later Also me: sadly realising that good branding can greatly aide in improving communication
I need to get to work on an idea I’ve had, on and off, about expectations. I’ll start with my blog, and comments specifically; what I do, why I do that, and what is or isn’t likely to happen.
There is a lot of promise in furthering the scope of common shared blog pages.
I don’t think Matt Mullenweg should step down.
I think people who are bothered — and I’m right there with you — should dump WordPress, and remember that this always happens.
Stop trusting idealistic projects based on the words of a single person.
Build alternatives and accept the work.
I love it when this happens.
Very happy to have released the first update to @TIL in a while. 💪
testing again
testing
I was recently removed from my coffee grinder.
The apocalypse is a terrifying thought.
If you’re going to spend your energy on caring about slimy Zuckerberg you should at least have the decency to learn about The Molly Rose Foundation.
Grey text on a white background should be considered illegal.
I just completed a full piece of writing for @TIL. The last time I did this was over five months ago.
That feels so good.
There must be a bug with MB profiles because @KimberlyHirsh only has one word in their bio.
It feels so good: my work on @TIL has moved forward from “Planning and Organising and Catching Up With The Space” and into “Work, write, edit, and schedule.”
Not only excited to publish the work but also to open up on how the work is going, more than I have previously.
I somehow only just got the latest update to MarsEdit, and am happy to see this change:
Blog defaults for publish status, comments, text filter, and trackbacks are now applied to Microposts
This means I can use MB Drafts as my place to quickly start and save certain long posts.
“it’s usually the exact same phone as last year”
… and that’s when I stopped paying attention to your review.
Reading Aaron’s post about thunderstorm weather immediately reminded me of two mornings ago, on Friday, when we awoke after heavy sleep to the sound of thunderstorm rain… it was glorious.
When I said we’re settling, that even includes the soothing effect of superior rain.
Now that we’re well and truly settling here I’ve been able to think more clearly about a lot of things. This includes what I want to do regarding my next phone.
I’m going to try to get an iPhone 13 Mini, and use the Focus Mode feature:
I’ve just publicly dinged MB three times in the space of about five minutes. Apparently coffee = critic mode?
Weird gap in Micro.blog on iOS: The new “dark icons” feature in iOS 18 is not supported. Meanwhile Gluon — which is no longer available — does support this feature.
Maybe nobody cares about this but I think these types of gaps, of which there are a fair few across the platform, can be jarring.
The Things They Carried is Gruber right in his groove.
No coffee and the internet elves aren’t being kind to us today. Not how I wanted to spend my time…
Oof just a little 4-degree warning from winter overnight. Like it’s letting us know to really enjoy the upcoming burst of late summer, before the real deal gets here.
Better conversations, by Annie Mueller.
Fucking phenomenal.
Dog walk: successful 🐶
Next: we need some coffee and then I am finally sitting down with my planning tools. Today this session happens in the afternoon; from tomorrow it will happen mostly in the morning.
As well as personal blogging, I’m also back to working on @TIL in a much better way. A big part of that has been internalising scheduling and planning to an extent that I now have clarity with regard to my time, a general sense of awareness if you will.
Next up: walk the dog together.