It’s nice to read an article with real content from real people on the Internet, not SEO spam. These individuals work around the data to page building limitation in hugo by using resources.FromString to programmatically create Markdown. Thought about this, searched to see if it was tried, and it sure was.

Ultimately means that if I get around to it, articles from RSS feeds can be made to appear as native posts in this timeline.

I recently discovered corrscope, a program for rendering oscilloscope views of chiptune WAV files. The renders are hypnotic.

Whenever I’m handcrafting CSS, content selection rules are usually the first declarations on my sheet. Might as well ensure user selected text is readable. Easiest win for accessibility.

::selection {
  color: #fff;
  background-color: #000;
}

::-webkit-selection {
  color: #fff;
  background-color: #000;
}

::-moz-selection {
  color: #fff;
  background-color: #000;
}

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?