Alright, finally got tickets for the right Portland for @danielhowell First time paying for a live show since I lived in London pre-covid. Here's hoping live theatre is safe in late november.
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I’m just about done with the article. (Sorry it didn’t go up last week…had to leave for vacation.)
The funny thing is I started working on a buildless demo repo because I needed to use one for the #SpicyWebDev courses, but it ended up being a fascinating topic in itself!
I'm writing up an article to help kick off the #SpicyWebDev blog all about:
Using a modern development workflow with buildless HTML/CSS/JS.
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Import maps
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I had a busy weekend releasing code!
I did another release of Hometown, my fork of Mastodon that adds small-community-focused features: github.com/hometown-fork/…
I posted a roadmap for the next Hometown release: github.com/hometown-fork/…
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Love it when my gate is right next to the Hollywood Theaterette at PDX.
Just watched a drag queen documentary, a cute music video, and an OPB documentary on wheat
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Today, we commemorate the life of Felicia the Physics Ferret. Her underground career in quantum tunnelling made Fermilab possible. 50 years ago today, she went to that synchrotron in the sky.
atlasobscura.com/articles/felic…
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Travel ProTip™: On the left is a shitty hotel remote. They often don't even let you switch inputs on the TV. On the right is the $16 universal remote I travel with. It allows me to bypass the shitty hotel remote so I can use my FireTV stick and bypass the shitty hotel TV.
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I discovered RSSHub this weekend. Great little open source web service that is easy to self-host, and lets you get RSS feeds for all sorts of services that don’t provide them natively. docs.rsshub.app/en/
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Oh no I ended up on the “a schoolteacher gives a jackfruit a bris in front of an audience of troll dolls dressed in mini tallits” part of tiktok vm.tiktok.com/ZTdp1RanK/
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