Replied to Hey Colin! by Chris ColemanChris Coleman (Illtron.net)
Look, I don’t have a lot to say right now, but I did want to let @c2dev2 that I’ve got notes posting automatically from my site to Twitter using a Netlify Lambda function. I’ll probably extend it to everything later!
Congratulations on the achievement Chris!

I remember it took me forever to eventually leave my notes titleless.  I wish I had thought, like you have, that if you’re going to put titles on them, then go big, bold, and all out!

Read To the Un-Known! by Evgeny KuznetsovEvgeny Kuznetsov (DIMV)
Visitors of this blog might have noticed I’ve moved it from Known to Hugo recently. Doing it without losing IndieWeb features was quite a hassle, I admit, so I felt the need to document the process. Hopefully, my experience will be of use to someone, and even if not, bragging is half of the fun ab...

🎧 Our Daily Bread Episode 18: Allied forever | Eat This Podcast

Listened to Allied forever Our Daily Bread 18 by Jeremy Cherfas from Eat This Podcast

Size brings benefits to bakeries as much as to flour mills. The episode tells a small part of the story of how George Weston turned a bakery route in Toronto into one of the biggest food companies in the world, responsible for more brands of bread than you can imagine. And not just the bread, but many of the ingredients that make megabakeries possible.

One: Introduction

Good morning #HeyPresstoConf20! 

I’ll briefly show how I use my WordPress website as an evolution of the Renaissance era commonplace book. This now often goes by the other names wiki, digital garden, second brain, or zettelkasten.


A personal website is more than a “blog.” Rather than spread my digital identity & data across social media, I keep it in one spot for (re)search & re-use.

If you have questions, feel free to ask via Twitter or the comments section of my website. You can also explore my website which has lots of examples–big and small.

All of my presentation today is on my own website with additional tidbits and context. The highlight portions are being syndicated to Twtitter.

For those who need the additional context, this post is one of fifteen which will appear in succession as a Twitter “presentation” for the Hey Pressto! Conference 2020: A WordPress and ClassicPress conference which happens only on Twitter (and my personal website/commonplace book).

📺 “The Americans” Dinner for Seven | Amazon Prime

Watched "The Americans" Dinner for Seven from Amazon Prime
Directed by Nicole Kassell. With Keri Russell, Matthew Rhys, Dylan Baker, Brandon J. Dirden. Elizabeth completes the last steps of a very personal operation... but at what cost?
I suspected that the dinner might have been more dramatic or touch-and-go.

👓 Stanford community outraged at SU Press defunding, over 1,000 sign petitions | Stanford Daily

Read Stanford community outraged at SU Press defunding, over 1,000 sign petitions by Elise Miller (The Stanford Daily)
A flurry of critical letters, petitions and tweets came in the wake of the announcement of the University’s decision to discontinue funding for Stanford University Press, the primary printing ope...
This must be a big story in the ed space for me to have seen/read multiple stories and scrolled past several others…

And, yes, shame on Stanford.

📺 "The Newsroom" Election Night: Part I | Netflix

Watched "The Newsroom" Election Night: Part I from Netflix
Directed by Jason Ensler. With Jeff Daniels, Emily Mortimer, John Gallagher Jr., Alison Pill. On the night of the 2012 presidential election, Maggie and Don chase a story, Sloan and Mac ask Neal for a favor, Don learns that Jerry has a lawsuit in store for him too, and Will and Mac's personal differences return.