Tue Jun 11
I recently moved this site away from Hugo and onto Eleventy. Given my simple needs, I was attracted to Eleventy because it too is simple and flexible. Unfortunately, those very positive traits mean that developers may need to invent a few features for themselves — one size does not fit all, after all. This page...
I have an issue with the Sanity Content Lake. The Sanity Content Lake is where your content is stored and accessed. It runs in the cloud and is fully managed by us. What I read: your data is ours, and we control it. You want to keep the data in your own server you say? Not possible. Do people want it? Yes they do....
The ever-alert Liaizon Wakest has informed the rest of us on the ActivityPub-based fediverse of a new social media site, Maven, which has ingested millions of posts from fediverse accounts, including mine.
There is no place or time in the education system for learning how to manage money. Nobody gives us this crucial education besides our families, so we have to take things into our own hands (as my family is not rich, I can tell they also don’t know how to manage money). So, it was time to get my hands dirty and...
One doesn't simply escape Meta's walled gardens. But Insta users are trying again!
Ci sono cose che covo da un po' e che post-europee mi andava di fissare meglio scrivendole qui senza limiti di 500 caratteri, anche perché sono parecchie e il rischio di fraintendersi resta sempre alto.
This book is one of the most useful additions to my rather modest library of aviation literature.
I like the goto conference. Talks are more on an architectural level, and less about the new silver bullet out there. Companies also come talk about the pitfalls and talk about the mistakes they made along the way. Above all, I love Amsterdam. It’s a city that shouldn’t be able to exist. When you look around, many...
Team ReadWriteWeb during the 2008 Web 2.0 Summit; Sean Ammirati, Bernard Lunn, me, Marshall Kirkpatrick, Alex Iskold. In late October 2008, my wife and I traveled over to the United States again on my annual pilgrimage to the Web 2.0 Summit in San Francisco. Before that, however, I had a few days in Los Angeles...