I dropped this today.
I aināt gay, but Iām cishet itās probably more by habit than by inclination.
update: rather than changing the background colors, Iāve decided to eliminate the background and narrow text column in desktop mode. I still fly a Pride flag up top above the title of each page.
Posted some thoughts on how your offline life feeds your online life
oooh thank you for sharing, I do have something for this 
one more thing for the endless to do list haha
Nice! My plan is to combine both this IndieWeb Carnival & the upcoming Code Jam (āDestination Vacationā) into 1 post.
And Iām going to get on thatā¦ just as soon as Iām done with Report Cards (pls, someone, anyone! make them go away! 
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This does a bit to confirm my suspicion that 24/7 broadband connections were a mistake, and that the internet was better for everyone when you connected with a modem over your phone line.
Nice summary of the month of May. Links to all my WeblogPoMo posts and a bunch of links to explore. Enjoy
Mmmmm I dunno! Broadband was a game changerā¦ maybe before we were able to carry the internet around in our pocketsā¦.
I remember resisting getting a smart phone, back when they were new, because I predicted I would use it all the time. I was right, unfortunately!
I talk about the unfairness of being short at concerts, the questionable decision of tour managers to book outdoor concerts during the Arizona summer, relate going through the mp3 collection to cleaning out a closet and talk about my potential dive back into a MMPORG.
I enjoyed reading this. Hereās a post I feel contrasts well with yours:
Yeah, I get that. I have toyed with the idea of having my posts in their own private repository thats then either included into the project as a git submodule, or pulled in as part of my own build process.
Ultimatly what people are interested in when they look at the source code of websites is how things have been made to work, not nessessarily the content itself.
Yeah unfortunately thereās always people that abuse the ability to do whatever they want and itās honestly really sad. Thereās not a lot you can do but just accept things as they are. Iāve personally come across a site like that and altho it was a bummer and a half, Iām glad I was able to get some reflection out of it.
Iāve kinda noticed that a lot of the internet is now about debates and winning them even though itās completely arbritary, goading people to keep responding although itās not worth your time. Idk how related this is, but just wanted to point it out.
a few rambling thoughts about belonging and not
Also Iām trying out weblog.lol!
as soon as 11ty allows separation of template and content Iām putting my content in a private repo.
I ended up quoting this post in a response to it.
Youāre using git, right? Couldnāt you put your posts and pages in separate repositories now using git submodules?
Yeah I am, Eleventy will support this soon so Iāll wait for that. Git Submodules can be a headache that Iād like to avoid 
Fair enough. If youāve already tried Git submodules I donāt blame you for fnding them hemorrhoidal.
Glad you found it interesting!