Subscriptions are everywhere… music, tv, software… you even are, in a way, a subscriber to social media content, notwithstanding that you aren’t very in control of what you see there. Maybe even someone subscribes (via RSS) to this blog, not that I feel that’s very likely…

I think it’s a given that whenever there’s some form of software update, I’m going to initially dislike it. First of all, there’s the disruption of the update itself, waiting for something to download and restart until I get my program back, no doubt occurring at the most inconvenient moment. But then there’s also...

In my previous post about setting up the blog, we were at the stage of having decided on, and got at least somewhere, with getting Hugo working to generate a website, but with much design still to do. And although design can be just going with your preferred template for the content, I want a little more input than...

Text or other blocky elements entwined with background images is a look that’s often used in stickers and planners, and although it looks doable - it’s only combining a few elements together - I hadn’t even worked out how to use custom fonts on Procreate, let alone how to only show part of a rasterised text layer...

It’s blowing a hooley out there again, pun intended. Unfortunately, it also did the same on my return to running club this week; sunny before, sunny after, but during a torrential thunderstorm. Two days later and I might be dry but my trainers are still sopping. It’s also the day parkrun, a worldwide organisation...

When you make the decision to start a blog, one of the first things you need to consider is what sort of system you’re going to use to organise your content. If you read any article on starting out blogging, it will almost certainly mention WordPress. WordPress (meaning software available at https://wordpress.org,...

Hello world. This is our first blog post. We are writing about pizza because pizza is the best. After coffee. It’s a post only to learn how to do a post, and show pizza.

Our blog couldn’t run without the following open source code and other community resources: The static site generator Hugo (Apache License 2.0). The theme Papermod (MIT License), and its dependencies fuse.js for search (Apache License 2.0) and highlight.js for syntax highlighting (BSD 3-Clause “New” or “Revised”...

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