Excited to be checking out Ivory! Pretty sure this is going to instantly become my go-to Mastodon client on iOS!
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Bring Back Personal Blogging
From Monique Judge, writing for The Verge:
In the beginning, there were blogs, and they were the original social web. We built community. We found our people. We wrote personally. We wrote frequently. We self-policed, and we linked to each other so that newbies could discover new and good blogs.
The best blogs gave us a glimpse into the life of someone we “knew” online. Good storytelling, coupled with a lively discussion afterward, kept us coming back for more day after day.
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2022 Year in Review
It’s December 31st again! Every year, it seems like things move faster and faster. I could have sworn that it was just summer, but Christmas has already come and gone, and we’re almost to a new year! And that means, following a tradition I started in 2017, it’s time for my yearly review!
A brief note before I begin: instead of walking through the highlights of my year in sequence (as if on a timeline), I’ve decided this year to talk about some major changes I’ve made/implemented over the past year.
Continue reading🎄 Merry Christmas everyone! 🎄
“Fear not, for behold, I bring you good news of great joy that will be for all the people. For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Savior, who is Christ the Lord.” Luke 2:10–11
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Just completed reading my 30th book in 2022, Attack Surface by Cory Doctorow. 📖
It’s been a few years since I read any books related to cybersecurity, fiction or otherwise. I probably should more often, if for no other reason than to keep myself from becoming too lax by not thinking of the implications of the decisions I make, and/or the tools I use.
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My Search for the Perfect Note-Taking Solution
Warning: I have no conclusions in this blog post. These are just my somewhat-rambling thoughts on a topic that I spend way too much time thinking about.
Introduction
I have a love/hate relationship with note-taking apps. I’ve been trying out different solutions for over a decade at this point, but have yet to ever feel perfectly at home with any system I’ve tried, which leaves me constantly looking for improvements instead of just settling in and using my system.
Continue readingSomehow, even though I’ve known of it for years, I never actually tried TiddlyWiki until today…
… and I’m kind of hooked on it now. It’s quite different than any other tool I’ve used before, but it’s flexibility and performance (so far at least) are rivaling anything else I’ve tried. And it’s a simple file I can sync between devices with ease! 🤯
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