What really happened is that the power company fried the equipment of the Internet company. Bad luck all around.

My pipes are almost in order for this micro blog. This thing now has automatic cache busting.

My ISP just deleted themselves from the Internet — that’s a typical occurrence in The Bahamas. The upside though, is that they (rev.bs) have stress tested pretty much every possible failure point in my infrastructure.

Enough dilly–dallying, it’s time to write an article about @canory. My very small group of readers might be interested in knowing what I’ve been up to.

In my world, the original static site generator is hxincl. That’s as primitive as it gets.

Trance and techno are probably dead, but Estuera’s Tales From the South still sounds great. Good for those frantic coding sessions. Time attack.

Is this how it’s done? Did I become controversial yet?

RSS approves of this message. That is all.

Nothing more distracting than immediately using a program that you wrote. Pure HTML and a server to cache and deliver the goods. What more tinkering could you want?

The latest Common Voice dataset, released today, has achieved a major milestone: More than 20,000 hours of open-source speech data that anyone, anywhere can use. The dataset has nearly doubled in the past year. Mozilla’s Common Voice seeks to change …