February 2025 – Page 2

Meeting Rachel

Choices led me to an unexpected journey of one man’s redemption and a woman looking to profit from it.

Looking forward to the next chapter in her story.

Reblog of Dgar:

Reblog via Dgar

Knock, knock.
Who’s there?
Hike.
Hike who?
Unsuspecting child,
Dad waiting with baited breath,
Sets the perfect trap.

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Why has the web become like this. 😞

So should I start worrying about my personal website that only I post to?

im reading your write up currently but a lot to take in.

In reply to My weekend project by L. Jeffrey Zeldman.

So many things I loved about this post!

I’ve used LastFM myself for years too, but never tried Pro. Will be giving it a try after reading this.

I got a bit obsessive over my own listening, and put a plugin together for myself to pull in my listening history, and ongoing listens, from LastFM. It saves them in my WP database so I can now have a URL per listen.

Dont judge me. haha.

Tonight I took Henry on a 45-minute drive around the local country roads whilst listening to “The Dark Side of the Moon” in its entirety.

Tonight was a good night.

A huge portion of the UK’s information is stored with US companies.

Health data; company data; people’s personal information; social interactions.

Both by choice and necessity.

This is mental.

What can we do to convince people how terrible an idea this is.

(this includes me at the moment)

I can’t believe I’ve waited this long to watch The I.T. Crowd. It’s great.

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this is actually scary. It’s mad how much the world’s business relies on these few us companies. Madness.

for everyday people it would be amazing if they made it super easy to self host things.

I use wordpress and would love to be able to reliably self host. I could get it working but doesnt feel like it would be taken well by hosting provider.