Spent a few months on Windows — here’s what I miss on Linux/Pop!_OS.
A brief re-cap of my journey from Pop to Windows to Pop and then back to Windows in a span of 9 months.
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Redirect to date-less permalinks on WordPress with Caddy.
Configure Caddy and WordPress to neatly redirect from date-based blog post permalinks to date-less, cleaner permalinks.
Tip: Block images from appearing in a Google Images search.
You can prevent your personal images from appearing in Google’s image search results.
I’m trying out BunnyCDN.
Frankly, since moving to WP, I haven’t put any effort into speed. I didn’t care much, to be honest, about a couple of seconds. So I decided to sign up for BunnyCDN.
August 2021 in review.
Moving to WSL, creative work, site updates, and an update on the email project.
An end to #100DaysToOffload.
Just a small announcement about closing my #100DaysToOffload challenge prematurely.
I wish the fediverse had ‘circles’.
Exploring social media a bit — and what my personal-most digestible social media platform lacks.
Conscious Reddit consumption using non-default RSS feeds.
Talking about a tool that makes my reddit consumption a bit more purposeful and integrated, using non-default RSS feeds.
New Miniflux release.
Two reasons why this release is my favorite of this nifty RSS reader.
Housekeeping a community Django package: django-moderation.
Bringing a package up to speed with supported versions and enabling better discovery.
Thoughts on Migadu and Fastmail.
Comparing my experiences, but not categorizing them into cons or pros — everyone has their own needs.
Naming networks in a docker-compose file.
Small reminder for myself that should not just stay as a comment in one of the projects at work: the …
Choosing to get emails for everything from Mastodon.
I just turned on email notifications for all events on both my Mastodon accounts.
June and July 2021 in review.
A quickly-written personal review of what happened in June and July 2021.
My experience trying to ensure accessibility on an earlier blog post.
Curious to ensure accessibility on an earlier blog post, I went on a testing journey for the first time as a screen-reader user.