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Naty S

Naty's personal site, built with IndieWeb principles, is where she writes about tinkering with technology and hobbies. She likes to write how-to guides on things she's learnt and is passionate about open source, Hugo, online privacy, and self-hosting.

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All posts (127)

A Message For Myself⁠§It feels liberating to step up for myself and make a decision that is focused on my well being and mental health. Even though it was a difficult decision to step away from the familiar, the self-inflicted pressures was not worth it. I would like to think I grew a bit wiser and future me will be...
PSA: RSS and Atom XML Feeds FailureHello dear readers. Earlier this week, if you noticed a lot of new (actually duplicate) entries in your feed reader from me—I apologize! To fix it, mark all as read in your feed reader. If your feed reader didn’t fetch during the time I was messing with all of this, it might not...
I remember attending one of these last year… it was probably my first ever IndieWeb event?! I worked on building what is now my main Internet home, BurgeonLab. I enjoyed the show-and-tell aspect (much like the two IndieWebCamps I’ve attended remotely). It’s in the middle of the night though for me, but I’ll try...
Always a joy to be at HWC: US Pacific hanging out with true IndieWeb enthusiasts. Thanks Joe for hosting as always! Visit BurgeonLab.com for the latest content (XML feeds are not updated in real-time). Topic-specific feeds are available. Thanks for keeping feeds alive! 🤓 Reply to this post by email or use other...
The next HWC: AP is just one week after the last one, instead of the usual fortnightly schedule. See you there! Visit BurgeonLab.com for the latest content (XML feeds are not updated in real-time). Topic-specific feeds are available. Thanks for keeping feeds alive! 🤓 Reply to this post by email or use other methods.
Unplanned Ten Week HiatusI’m back! Well, technically I haven’t left my internet home; it’s just my weeknotes that went into intermission. It was likely triggered as a respite from Blaugust1 and also time spent on migrating my secondary site from WordPress to Quartz2. It feels like there has been a fair amount that...
Indiekit Beta 30Yesterday I was extremely excited to see the latest big update (Beta 30 & 31) to Indiekit, the Micropub server + client I use in conjunction with Hugo for this site. Lots of QoL updates and bugfixes. I want to thank Paul, Ricardo, and Anthony for making Indiekit better. Having upgraded a few times, I...
Looking forward to seeing IndieWeb-curious folks at the meeting (and the regulars of course!) I might be travelling later this month or next, so might be playing it by ear for the following HWC: AP. Subscribe to IndieWeb Events ICS to get the latest events in your calendar! [For up-to-date content, visit BurgeonLab...
With daylight savings, HWC Eastern is a bit early for me at 6am HKT instead of 7; which is why it’s been a while since I attended one. But I’m really glad to co-host with Thomas this morning! I got to do a little demo of my latest new feature on my site too (it’s the comments / responses which deserves its own post...
Feather Wiki UpdatesToday I updated my Feather Wiki personal brain dump tool (which I have written about here) to the latest version (Goldfinch v1.9.1). During this process I checked if there was anything new in the extensions, and noticed a nice upgrade to the editor called SunEditor. It claims to be “A...
Mid-Autumn FestivitiesMid Autumn Festival aka Moon Festival (中秋節, zung1 cau1 zit3),is celebrated on August 15 on the lunar calendar (which lands on the Gregorian calendar September 25 this year). It is considered one of the top Chinese holidays—typically in Hong Kong—families gather, eat and gift each other mooncake...
HWC: Asia Pacific — Minor UpdatesThe cadence of these virtual meetups have been chugging along quite well IMO. I’ve had the joy of hosting larger groups but also more intimate ones; oftentimes with new faces mixed in with “regulars”. There’s still a lot of room for improvement, on my part as a moderator, for...

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