What a gift to start the day this way. Listening to the solo performances from Bill Evans Complete Riverside Recordings.
The finest combination of beauty and genius.
And here we sit. Making everything better with this advanced animation of how broken the web is. #pleaseusetext
Approaching the final steps of dismantling my coffee infrastructure. Down to decaf these last weeks. Time to replace the ritual itself. #removealljoy
Right here in Lawrence, KS!
Imagine what it would feel like to achieve the position of utmost authority and recognition on your planet and then reward yourself by making sure there wasn't one single person anywhere that didn't know you were a total ass.
He is a golem existing only on the energy of his own self loathing.
I've begun the process of back-filling my reading list here.
Oldest to newest. Going to take a while.
Tumblr to move its half a billion blogs to WordPress.
I think this is good news for the small web. Tumblr's blogging interface far surpasses WordPress in simplicity/ease of use.
The WordPress admin site has become a nightmare. I'll definitely be tracking this.
Would someone in Texas law-enforcement please invite Ken Paxton to an extended stay away from other humans? He seems to be pleading for it.
Photo by Valdemaras D.
The new version of this site has been up for a while now with the Reading page remaining empty.
My initial thought was to do a plain Markdown list of what I'm reading, what I've finished, what I thought, etc. It's inline with a basic approach of simplicity first.
I've already moved my book list around a lot between Goodreads, StoryGraph, and now Hardcover. Micro.blog has a nice book tracking feature as well.
So of course I've decided to not do that and to add my reading history to my own database. It does fit the approach of POSSE, but I don't get the benefit of simple Markdown portability.
Still, I like the idea of having more display flexibility with the information...
Again with the chemtrails? RFK Jr. is supplying more toxic brain destroying pollutants than any number of poison jets ever could.