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After over 15 years using WordPress, I decided to use a static site generator. It took me about 18 months on-and-off to get it done, but here are the technical details of the journey and the moderately unstructured approach I took to it.
I have come to realise that the biggest limitation of my local digital assistant is not its capability but my imagination. When situations arise where I know AI can help, it is usually obvious whether my local assistant is up to the task. There are certainly times when chatting with a frontier model through an...
Talking with Dan on an internet screen. Friday. Come and say helloHow People Work, Live! ... with Russell Davies - Dan HonHow People Work, Live! -- the live show about how to people, based on the How People Work workshop that helps teams deliver better, faster.Join Dan, a very special guest, and any number of...
At the end of last week, I reviewed the first of two mysteries recently reprinted by Elizabeth Fenwick, The Inconvenient Corpse (1943). Comparing the two I would say that the sleuthing (amateur and professional) is more competent in The Inconvenient Corpse. Meanwhile the cast of characters is perhaps larger in...
100 Days Election Day is 100 days from today. Let's check in and see what the state of affairs is. Click here for full story
The summer holidays are here so let's go on a Trafalgar Square Treasure Hunt! Here are clues to ten letters of the alphabet, all of which are to be found in or around Trafalgar Square. Can you find all ten and then jumble them up to make a word associated with the square? Letter 1: This bus stop on the east side of...
If you enjoy a cookie that’s soft, tender, and full of cozy maple sweetness, these Soft Maple Sugar Cookies are about to become a new favourite. They’re the kind of bake that fills your kitchen with the warm scent of butter and maple, and they stay wonderfully soft for days — the perfect little treat with a cup of...
A recent e-mail asked how to deal with leading or trailing yarn-overs (YO's) when starting lace projects on double-pointed needles(dpn's). The problem: a YO as the first or last stitch on a dpn wants to slip off, plus, the needles themselves want to slip out.I'm guessing others have these problems too.The YO's in...
āžœ D was still at her sleepover at the grandparents in Germany on Monday, so I could start the week with an early morning weight lifting session. āžœ at 10 I went up to the studio to work on my half-timbered houses. and I made the first prototype of a new shaped card. āžœ I worked in my studio the whole day until 7 in...
John Gruber is arguing that Apple is weakening its advantage over competitors by adding more ads into their operating systems: Apple’s competition is lousy with ads. Downright lousy. Apple seems to be choosing the route of ā€œDon’t like ads? Choose Apple, we shove fewer of them in your face.ā€ That’s way less bracingly...

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