Everyone's favorite Friday NPR show, Science Friday, came across a topic that hits near and dear to my heart: digital preservation! This past week they talked about a new method of long term preservation, which entails encoding the data onto DNA. Obviously, the practical use of this technology is still decades away, but this could solve the problem of media obsolescence.
Like has happened throughout the life of this blog, I have changed up how it is served to you yet again. Now I'm on Ghost: good, open-source software that isn't going through the turmoil that has enveloped Wordpress. I'm not going to write the
browserless.io released a rewritten version of their platform in December, and being a foolhardy self-hoster I decided to try and get that working with my changedectection.io setup immediately. This is all hosted on my HP EliteDesk with a 9th gen intel processor I got off of ebay, and
My weekend project has been to set change my personal website from a Wordpress install to a static site. There are a bunch of static site generators out there, and a bunch of content delivery networks allow hosting of those sites for free. Serving up HTML and CSS seems to
Today, I was trying to remember how I did something in Thunderbird, something I knew that I had recently done on Thunderbird on my other computer. I wanted to hide the "Local Folders" meta-account, because all of my various email accounts that I need to collate are all