Always keep learning This is just a reminder - to myself mostly, but really to anyone who happens across this page, to never stop assigning yourself time to learn something new. Or even just spend 15 minutes a day reading. It doesn’t matter what, but try to not doomscroll news. A few months ago I was asked about what I would miss if I knew I was “going away.” I thought a lot about it and honestly I said I would miss all the things I did not learn or look into.

Shaarli - Managing bookmarks in a minimalist way TLDR; Here’s a link: https://github.com/shaarli/Shaarli Here’s a link to the demo site they host: https://demo.shaarli.org Being someone with ADHD, I have found few things more frustrating than figuring out where I tossed that article I want to review later, or bookmark for a system. Rarely do I log in to a browser - never on my work machines, and never on my phone.

I like emulators… As many folks who like tech, I enjoy emulators. Most recently, I am working on one that does its best to emulate the Intel 8080 chip, mostly because I came across a Space Invaders ROM and wanted to play that. The choice to tinker with these things was also because I wanted/needed an “excuse” to write some “real-world” Rust code for a project. In my day-to-day life I write a lot of Java, big-data stuff, and other crap.

Let’s talk themes… A long while ago, like “last century,” I had a few sites that I had self hosted. Often I would model the site after whatever it was I was visiting on a regular basis those days. At one point it was, probably, fark or something similar. Just lists of content I felt was interesting. Though, my favorite, was probably my love of perl-monks and the game of perl-golf.

Just like the old days This is just an initial post. A hello world of sorts. Hoping the tutorials work.