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• 18-Nov-2024

  
  The Web is Better, Part 2 I spent this past weekend doing website maintenance. I moved some older portfolio work into my Archive. It’s where older static versions of the site go. Of course a lot of the links on that page are to the Internet Archive itself, which has lots of my old work saved for history. This work is...

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• 13-Nov-2024

  
  Misc Notes And Recent Updates Last night I posted my 2020 piece for Burn All Books’ Riso anthology Sundays Quarterly 5 with the theme of “ALTERNATIVE FUTURES.” My comic predates the Marvel and DC cinematic multiverses by mere months. It’s 60 years later than the comics multiverses. In this timeline. And this morning I just posted my comic “Silence”. I...

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• 31-Oct-2024

  
  Owning my own bookmarks over 20 years When I worked as a respiratory therapist part of my responsibilities was to keep flowsheets for the mechanical ventilators I worked on. That’s a record of what the machine was doing with a time log. And when I gave a breathing treatment to an asthma patient I recorded the details of that treatment, the time,...

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• 21-Oct-2024

  
  Webmentions, explained. A Non-Technical Intro to Webmentions can’t help but be a tiny bit technical. But it’s certainly approachable. Nice work Natalie! Here’s how Natalie boiled them down: Webmentions are a way to let a website know that you linked to it. Webmentions, tech-wise

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• 21-Oct-2024

  
  I made a troll sign I made a troll sign to hold up during Zoom meetings I have been known to say “Printers are terrible.” I have also been known to say that I will only do tech support on printers for people I love. I later expanded my “Printers are terrible” to be a broader maxim: “Computers are terrible.”...

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• 16-Oct-2024

  
  History Rhyming (Flickr, Chumby, BarCamp…) During today’s IndieWeb HWC Europe meeting the topic turned to old hardware and hardware hacking. I said “on the topic of old hardware…” and got out my Chumby with a few weeks ago took out of a storage box with the intent to… hack it? Sell it? Recycle it? It was a hit and fun...

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• 08-Oct-2024

  
  Raw Text to Speech During the Homebrew Website Club – Writing Edition on October 8, 2024 I talked about using the default microphone on my iOS device to do first drafts of blog posts and writing. In talking about it I demonstrated the transcriber and here’s the raw output. It’s only my voice, not what others said during the...

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• 07-Oct-2024

  
  Open Music Scrobbling: Libre.fm Updates In July 2005 I sent an email to my friend Erin with this in the body. http://www.audioscrobbler.com/user/artlung/ http://www.audioscrobbler.com/ i dont quite understand it yet Those links are now at last.fm. You can “friend” me on that site. Here’s my profile: artlung. I love nerding out about music! I have enjoyed tracking my listening in the...

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• 23-Sep-2024

  
  Talking about Writing In my head I have a quote I attribute to Rod Serling: A writer writes. I love The Twilight Zone. I still do. I saw It’s a Good Life at age 11 and was scared as much as I could be scared. Later I acquired a book called The Twilight Zone Companion which featured synopses...

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• 12-Jun-2024

  
  Ostrich or Llama? Ostrich or Llama? a question posed by The Rough Guide to the Internet, 1999 Ostrich. But many things are confused with other things. Lesbians who look like Justin Bieber is a site worthy of your notice, for example. Words in English are often confused with each other: Commonly Confused Words: than and then; accept and...

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