People make fun of me for frequently changing the way I do things. This is not undeserved. I like to try things. That's me ¯_(ツ)_/¯. But as a counterpoint, sometimes I stick with things for a long time. Today's example is shaving. I was so annoyed
Photography
Whenever I review my recent photos, I am reminded that I prefer film. Film is fun, if sometimes frustrating, to shoot. Film cameras are cooler. And I love the results. This morning I was tinkering with film emulation styles in Capture One, to see if I could get something close
Analog
Many things I do turn out, in hindsight, to have been a complete waste of time. Journaling in my paper notebook/scrapbook is not one of them. I just love randomly flipping through them. I revisit these pages much more often than I do my old Day One journals or
Mike mentions disabling Alfred and going back to using Spotlight as an app launcher. I’ve been having similar thoughts. I use Raycast, and its latest release notes are mostly around features of the $8/month subscription version. I thought, there’s no way I’m paying monthly for what’
⚠️ This blog is no longer running Kirby, but I left this here just in case. I've recently whittled my servers at DigitalOcean down to a single 2GB instance running Caddy. When I started playing with Kirby, I tried getting it running there, but had issues with php-fpm and
Now that baty.net is running on Kirby, I'm moving this content to a new domain: v13.baty.net
I spent the afternoon with my new grandson yesterday. His name is Lincoln. His middle name is Jack. She gave him my name and that might be the nicest thing anyone has ever done for me. The Kirby experiment continues. I did some work on it this morning. You might
Capture One is to Lightroom as Emacs is to Obsidian. It's driving me just as crazy, too. This one hurts a little... Woe betide those who live by way of examples! Life is not with them. If you live according to an example, you thus live the life
I've been having a blast migrating this blog to Kirby. Setting up new software and learning what it can do is a lot of fun. This post is mostly a quick summary of how I've found using Kirby so far. First, I'm typing this
Photography
A few snapshots from our walk on the pier in Grand Haven this afternoon. The weather was beautiful and so was the waterfront.
Web
I still resent that at some point capital-D “Design” trumped usability on web pages. The most egregious example is link colors. Blue and purple links were deemed too “ugly” and were replaced by barely distinguishable variants. This blog’s theme, for example, removes colors from links by default. I’ve
I keep a lot of files in a lot of folders, but I’m inconsistent in how I organize them. This means I too frequently have trouble finding things, so I’ve made another attempt at fixing the problem. I’ve tried all the popular “systems”. From PARA to ACCESS