How and where technology is implemented is a human decision

Here are a few new (and not-so-new, but good to know) features I’ve built for my humble website: A Sitemap for Humans # I now have a (human readable) sitemap, linked in the footer of each page, for easier discovery of the pages that aren’t listed in the menu at the top, such as colophon, and privacy pages, which are...

I look forward to this race every year—a chill fall half marathon at the base of the Tetons is usually a great way to close out my season before winter sets in, but at this moment the AQI in Jackson Hole is 235, firmly in the “very unhealthy” range. Instead, I’m reading a study on the impact of air pollution on...

For this year's bike tour, Meg and I rode our ATBs from Littleton, New Hampshire, in a loop around Vermont, and back to New Hampshire. Along the way, we checked out some new spots, and visited some old favourites. We connected it all with a collection of class 4 roads, singletrack, dirt roads, and -- occasional --...

Mandy Brown wrote this fantastic piece about building a space on the web for yourself: A website is, among other things, a container. The shape of that container both constrains and makes possible what goes within it. This is, I think, one of the primary justifications for having your own website. Not just so you...

After meeting Zelda and taking a good look at Ganondorf, I made my way to Kakariko Village. I did not remember it being that creepy—Jeez! Some weird stuff is going on in that town. But I cannot complain: I found two heart pieces, a Hylian Shield, and helped the lady with her Cuccos, earning me my first bottle. I...