RSS in HTML: A Follow-Up 🔗
I asked if anyone has tried to do RSS with HTML and a good number of people responded (via Mastodon and email — TY kind people). Many folks pointed me [...]
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RSS in HTML 🔗
I have a question: has anyone ever tried to standardize an RSS feed in HTML? I can’t find any discussion around it — but I’d love to read more about t [...]
Dinner Conversation 🔗
Read more about RSS Club. I love following the blogs of people in tech who have interesting, insightful things to say about the industry and th [...]
“The macOS App Icon Book” IRL 🔗
Guess what I received in the mail today? You likely guessed it from the title, but I’ll say it anyway: The macOS App Icon Book. (If you didn’t catc [...]
Idioms as Code 🔗
This is silly. I wrote code depicting common idioms. You read the code and try to guess the idiom. Answers are below the code (and, for clients viewin [...]
It’s Humans All the Way Down 🔗
On the Aboard podcast, Paul Ford half-jokingly notes that everybody thinks everyone else’s job is easy. That’s why “AI” is going to replace so many pe [...]
Notes from “An approach to computing and sustainability inspired from permaculture” by Devine LuLinvega 🔗
I am interested in computers as a way to do more than consume. That’s how Devine starts their talk from Strangeloop. I’ve linked to them before, as th [...]
Cold-blooded Software 🔗
Patrick Duboy has an interesting post making the rounds titled, “Cold-blooded Software”. He analogizes the idea of warm-blooded software: projects tha [...]
A Subtle Nicety of Fault Tolerance in HTML & CSS 🔗
HTML and CSS are designed to be fault tolerant. Rather than failing completely when encountering syntax they don’t understand — looking at you JS/Synt [...]
Blogging and Composting 🔗
Here’s a thought: blogging is like composting. The banana is what you’re after. But as a byproduct of the banana you get the peel. And if you compost, [...]