Pablo Enoc
Pablo Enoc
Pablo Enoc
I’m Pablo Enoc. This is my weblog about people and technology. I’m the lead developer and curator of powRSS, a public RSS feed aggregator for independent websites.
Latest Posts
Back in April I joined my first Homebrew Website Club meeting and since then I’ve made a habit of reading the blogs from everyone there that day. The first post I read this Wednesday is from Thomas Vander Wal at his blog Off the Top. On...
I’ve been spending a lot of time writing Lisp code lately. It’s been fun to open Emacs and tinker away with Elisp, I’ve been doing that on and off for about a year, and that has progressively sparked an interest in Common Lisp and I...
Emacs never ceases to amaze me. There’s a nato-region function that converts plain text in region to NATO spelling alphabet. It’s so Charlie-Oscar-Oscar-Lima
You can now mute words on powRSS. It’s only available on the desktop version. Click on the settings dropdown and add the words you don’t want to see on the home feed.
New computer means new configuration from scratch! Since Emacs is the mainstay program I use across devices, I want to document how I’m doing web development with it right now. First I took the time to go over my init.el and remove...
La compra de un nuevo dispositivo electrónico siempre ha significado un nuevo comienzo en mi vida digital. A lo largo de mi carrera he usado el mismo tipo de computadora: una laptop. De joven optaba por la portabilidad porque disfrutaba...
Today Arun wrote a blog post describing an AI-enhanced writing process which got me thinking about writing in general. The following is a response which I hope can create a respectful and thoughtful discussion about the nature of writing...
Last night I attended the Indieweb’s Homebrew Website Club Meeting! It was lots of fun and I learned a lot more about Webmentions and the human.json protocol Beto Dealmeida wrote in the past weeks. Website Changes A few months ago I...
I’ve written a little script for the powRSS Mastodon account to find posts from the Random section on the main site. The idea is to bring visibility to older blogs which may not have published recently. This in turn means you can now...
La saturación de información en los medios de comunicación hoy en día ha hecho del provincialismo un lujo. El ciudadano promedio en cualquier país desarrollado se mantiene moderadamente «informado» de lo que ocurre en el mundo. Tiene una...
One of the fun side projects I’ve taken on this year has been powRSS, the public RSS feed aggregator for the Indieweb. As 2025 comes to a close, I want to put together a summary of the things that went on. I’m a strong believer of...
In the winter of 2021 I discovered a Gemini capsule called Konpeito Media. KONPEITO was quarterly Lo-fi hip hop & chill bootleg mixtapes, distributed exclusively through the Gemini protocol. Each tape was a half-hour mix, clean on side A...
Hoy decidí leer un poco de mi diario del año pasado. Esto lo escribí el 8 de marzo de 2024. La primera semana de enero no dura lo mismo que la última semana del año, eso lo sabe P y todo el mundo. Dispersos entre los trescientos sesenta...
People and Cyberspace Monday 01 December 2025 Ava published a great piece on the way social media platforms exploit our desire for human connection. Which is why the need for connectivity in the way these companies mean it and push it is...
What if you read things around the web the way you watch movies or listen to music? A couple of days ago I made a post on Mastodon introducing lettrss.com, a project that takes a book in the public domain and sends one chapter a day to...