Blog Archive

I farted on a website

Regrets, dear reader, but I believe I've given away the punchline.

May 26

Blocking pachyderms

Regrets, dear reader, but if I can block you, I will.

March 15

Cabinet of Cursed CSS: The Double-Negative Selector

Regrets, dear reader, but I am up to no, no good.

February 21

LOLDNS

Regrets, dear reader, but we all make mistakes. Especially with DNS.

January 19

Weeknotes for watching cloudy skies

January 8

Using CloudFront to host your Mastodon handle on your own domain

Regrets, dear reader, we have to talk about webfingers.

November 18

Some thoughts at the end of the timeline

Regrets, dear reader, but the bird has fallen.

November 17

How to Find Something

November 13

Guerrilla Public Service Project: MPB Radio Schedule

Regrets, dear reader, but I'd like to talk to you about public radio.

November 6

I :has() an idea about lists

Regrets, dear reader, but this new CSS feature required an ancient meme reference.

September 21

Hex the Moon

Regrets, dear reader, the moon and I are at it again.

September 15

Things I've Said While Researching My Family Tree

Regrets, dear reader, I am embracing my elder millennial nature and have become a genealogy hobbyist.

September 12

Missing Details

I've been working with the details element a lot lately. It's really handy for being able to show or hide information without JavaScript and its accessible? Sign me up.

May 12

Joshua Tree 2021

If you get through my lamentation over black holes, there's some pretty pictures.

December 27

Unupdated and Unbothered

Better or worse, things do what they are made to do.

December 1

Media attributes and you(r network requests)

Who doesn't love falling down rabbit hole while checking their assumptions about CSS and network requests? Add in some research, and you've got yourself a blog post goin'.

April 7

Unsolicited MCU Power Rankings: Phases 1-3

I offer no real defense of this list, because I don't have to.

February 18

A Year's Worth of Movies

I watch a lot of movies. This year, I decided to track just how many. And as a special bonus, I have opinions about my favorites. You're welcome.

January 1

The most wonderful time of the year: Advent of Code

This is all about fun *cracks knuckles* and I am ready to have more fun than anyone else.

December 1

Eleventy and Craft

I love Eleventy, and I love it even more when I can split code from content.

October 15

Fathom: Less Creepy Analytics

Privacy is more important than engagement.

May 12