Wrote a short one today, about messy gardens and why that’s fine. Why that’s something that you want, actually.
Did you know that if you only follow cool and interesting people - and you never touch a “recommended” feed - that every post in your feed is very interesting and worth reading? Funny how that works…
Had a little think about local-first computing & data worth keeping.
It… might have spiraled out a little.
Collected my thoughts on better computing. I say nothing new there, just point at other people’s ideas that spoke to me and I try to follow.
Might be worth to take a look, see if I missed something!
New post about embracing the mess! Extending on my initial post from yesterday, here I talk about why I choose to keep things messy!
Some might call this a slippy mindset, whatever floats your lily pad! 🐸
Wrote my first post on the new site about why I actually decided to rewrite it. I hope to expand on the mentioned topics, like “better web” and “embracing the mess” in the coming days, so keep your eyes peeled!
As I was reading about the two beat style by @todepond.com, I got reminded about the book Writing in Style by Lane Greene and how it talked about old and short words being best. Should re-read that one…
Enthusiasm still high, messing around and making things, having a good time! The slippy mindset is a hit over here, despite it becoming an idea and dying because of it…
Okay, so with motivation high, and some free time available, let’s start messing around with my personal web stuff to make it simpler, neater and slippy!