The Emu Café Social
Nicholas A. Ferrell
The Emu Café Social is a social-publishing site powered by WordPress. Members will be able to use the site to post about what interests them and discuss their external projects. While the site is conducive to short-to-medium-length posts, it also accommodates longer-form writing. By advertising feeds and user profiles, it will be easy for visitors to follow individual writers or to follow the project as a whole. In general, members of the site can and will post about subjects of interest to them.
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Bookmarked Ask a Nerd: Does email length affect deliverability? by Ryan Farley (Buttondown) Gmail clips emails at 102kb (~15,000 words of plain text, or ~5,000 words with formatting). Other providers have different limits or none at all. If your footer gets clipped, subscribers will mark you as spam. Buttondown,...
I referenced Valve’s announcement that it would delay the launch of the cube-shaped Steam Machine in my recent article, which touched on AI-driven computer memory price increases. Before going off my my tangent on memory price increase (something I note as a sometimes computer-builder), I saved an article to use for...
I am used to seeing road salt in New York City before and after it snows. A couple of years ago (definitely during the Eric Adams administration), I recall having noted remarkable amounts of road salt in the street near Atlantic Avenue in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn. We are in the midst of what I would describe as a...
I just published a NLJ article in which I made a reference to the murderous camera in Sonic Adventure for Sega Dreamcast. I described the camera as homicidal in my draft. But that did not seem right. While Sonic Adventure features Dr. Robotnik as a villan and human beings in its peculiar overworld, the camera issues...
I saw a link to a 1Password report about totally shocking and unofreseeable vulnerabilities involving OpenClaw. I recently discussed how they started a so-called AI social network to distract from the previous round of bad publicity (which unsurprisingly had its own security problems). What is next? I’ll throw my...
Favorited The Indie Web Is Not Defined by Its Enemies by Khürt Williams (islandinthenet.com) The indie web is stronger when it is defined by what it does: people owning their publishing, people controlling their data, people connecting through open standards and handcrafted links. That identity does not require a...
I have a Posteo email account. I was paying 1 Euro per month (or whatever that converts to in USD at the moment) for 2 GB of storage. Today, Posteo doubled the amount of storage on the 1 Euro plan from 2 GB to 4 GB. I do not think I was anywhere close to using 2 GB, but you will not catch me complaining about free...
I wrote an article a couple of weeks ago about the “retirement” of visual novel developer PixelFade Studio. I had reviewed two PixelFade Studio visual novels, ACE Adademy (see review) and Kaori After Story (see review), with the latter checking in as my ninth most-visited article of 2025. Sadly, both of those novels...
I wanted to add an htaccess rule to NLJ blocking requests from empty user agents (and “-” user agengs). I looked into the best way to do it and found a 2017 answer on Stack Overflow. This solution is interesting because it explicitly allows requests to the site’s feed. While I have not noticed empty user agent...
Reuters reports that Dmitry Medvedev, Russia’s former placeholder President and current deputy chairman of Russia’s Security Council, insists that Russia comes in peace: We are not interested in a global conflict. We’re not crazy. Dmitry Medvedev My first thought when reading this was that Mr. Medvedev sounds...
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