Let Me Show You My Bits
A while back, in Reading Between the Posts, I wired up the home page so the quiet gaps between articles would narrate themselves - “1 bit and 41 changelog events in between”. There was just one tiny problem …
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A Year in Circles... I mean Squares. Or, is it Squircles?
If you scroll up to the top of the home page, you’ll find a pair of little rows of green squircles. It’s my own dumbed-down take on GitHub’s contribution graph. Effectively, it’s the same idea, …
Some Long Overdue Housekeeping
This blog has been quietly chugging along for a while now without me paying it much attention. Which is, I suppose, the whole point of a set-and-forget setup. But “set-and-forget” has a sneaky way of becoming …