Robert

@canneddragons.net

Stratagems, gambits and wiles. Blogging at canneddragons.net.

One of the downsides to switching blogging platforms is that you either import all your old posts (if you can), try to carefully reconstruct them, or lose them entirely. In going from Ghost to WordPress, I’m not sure which one it’s going to be.

I’ve noticed that the same tech journalism publications that routinely bring news of the damaging effects of social media are also the ones that publish absolutely apoplectic pieces anytime there is an attempt to limit children’s access to it.

My mom wants us all to read and discuss the Odyssey, book club style. Then she wants us to go see it as a family in IMAX. After that, she wants to book a trip to Greece. This whole plan has become really ambitious.

Brave Strips: https://www.canneddragons.net/brave-strips Brave is apparently selling subscriptions to a stripped-down version of its browser called Brave Origins. I’m really not sure how I feel about that. As Adam Davidson opines in the How-To-Geek piece about the deal, it’s like they’re admitti...

Brave Strips - Canned Dragons

Brave is apparently selling subscriptions to a stripped-down version of its browser called Brave Origins. I’m really not sure how I feel about that. As Adam...

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Hardcore IndieWeb: https://www.canneddragons.net/hardcore-indieweb-f527e32e Jason Kratz runs down the set of solid blogging platforms in this post which serves as a rebuttal to OMG.lol’s Adam Newbold. Newbold believes if you use indie blogging services you are not truly on the indieweb. Even if ...

Hardcore IndieWeb - Canned Dragons

Jason Kratz runs down the set of solid blogging platforms in this post which serves as a rebuttal to OMG.lol’s Adam Newbold. Newbold believes if you use...

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I tried Obsidian plugins for three blogging services. To my surprise, the one with the least features and most limitations was the one for WordPress, which is the most popular of the services I tested.

I’m really disappointed in the Hopscotch Festival 2006 lineup, which dropped yesterday. There is only one band I would be interested in seeing (Pearl and the Oysters). The festival seems to have cut back, eliminating one main stage, reducing water stations, less social media, etc.

Tried out the Pagecord digest email this week and was pretty pleased with the feature. It takes the overthinking and effort out of the newsletter part of regular blogging.