So I just discovered #100DaysToOffload via BurgeonLab. I’ve been rethinking my entire infrastructure for web publishing and presence, and want to focus on IndieWeb principles, accessible solutions, and small business. I’m already on Buttondown and have used WordPress for decades.
Further consolidation forthcoming.
This is cool!
“Using an optical lens, the candlelight is captured, amplified, and projected, turning a soft glow into a vibrant beam.”
(Via Poolsuite)
“We humans have done wonderful and terrible things with the trapped energy of the long-ago sun. We build gleaming cities and humming machines. We live longer and more comfortably, and we also kill each other more efficiently and in greater numbers. All the while, the colorless, odorless residue of all this activity linger in our sky.”
Human Nature
Just me, testing micro posts from Mars Edit. I used to love this app way way back when I just had a single WordPress blog. Heh. Now I have WordPress and Ghost and Micro.blog and Buttondown. I am trying to simplify to one or two platforms.
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“Reality is a beautiful canvas for telling stories; I prefer it to any myth.”
– Kate Marvel, Human Nature
“It is a gift to be alive. To be able to notice things.”
– Kate Marvel, Human Nature
Concerns about economic stress, social media’s impact, and inadequate mental health care persist as societal challenges worsen.
Day 6 📷: Contrast
📷 Day 3: Shadow
We visited Herron Island for my birthday this year. It’s a private island accessible by ferry or boat. Very quiet and tons of seals. Lovely.
Here’s an awesome piece of driftwood casting a shadow on the beach.
📷 Day two photo challenge: curve.
This giant slug was as big as my hand. Found at Dungeness National Wildlife Refuge on the Olympic peninsula.
Missed day one, so here’s a tree that’s great for sitting at Squaxin Park in the south sound near Olympia.
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“Cheap, attractive, terrible solutions screw over businesses constantly, and it’s our job to fight against them.” – NickD in Draft Evidence
#Design #EthicalTech
Still haven’t heard from Pearson / IAAP on my CPACC certification exam. The only information I received was that it would take 4-6 weeks to get my results (it’s a 100-question multiple choice exam, so…why?).
The lack of communication or progress updates is poor customer service. Meh.
“True compassion is more than flinging a coin to a beggar; it understands that an edifice which produces beggars needs restucturing.” — Martin Luther King, Jr.
As read in “Land” by Martin Adams