A tumblelog is a quick and dirty stream of consciousness, a bit like a remaindered links style linklog but with more than just links.

— Jason Kottke, as cited by Wikipedia

I don’t like to keep links in my journal as they’ll probably expire sometime in the future. Unlike my journal, I don’t expect my site to stay up forever, so the medium is as fleeting as its outreaches.

2024

1. 01 September

   Woohoo!

   This site is now published online, like, for real actually.

   • meta

2. 28 August

   According to Maciej Cegłowski’s The Website Obesity Crisis, a tweet that reads,

   My modest proposal: your website should not exceed in file size the major works of Russian literature. Anna Karenina, for example, is 1.8 MB

   while being around 140 bytes in size, is rendered on Twitter at 900 000 bytes. This was in 2014.

   • web

3. What is my logo?

   26 August The inspiration and path taken to get to the logo I have now.

4. 25 August

   Firefox crashes when devtools are opened with a bad CSS import.

5. A Void Linux 88x31 button

   24 August Inspired by that of classabbyamp
08-22 Japan registers for a TLD (they still don’t have) in the most officially terse way possible
08-21 Grid/gap resources
08-21 The significance of a trailing slash in URLs
08-05 Google is now an official monopoly? About time.