Can’t recall why I started to watch it .. but glad I did .. very good .. and it was a while back (well last year) - despite it being from 2017 - and yet for all of that it took @mitchwagner to …
Slow start … boring in the middle … but a couple o’ twists at the end.
Remember ‘The Sisters’? Yeah - no where near as good. I watched a little bit because of being set in Malta - and being a fan of Madame LeBlanc - I thought … I was wrong.
🔗 WordPress Everywhere | Matt Mullenweg
… still not sure I understand this - but added to the ‘explore more’ list.
🔗 Historic Architecture Emerges from Stone in Matthew Simmonds Ethereal Sculptures
.. oh my … gorgeous - and the detail!
🔗 ROOTS - Return Old Online Things to your own site.
I like this. It is what I have been doing as I consolidate all the various properties I have got in too many places. Which reminds me - time to get back on the Instagram import - which is currently a #FAIL - because the import seems to be pulling all the Threads world in. Which in my case is useless - if it is on Threads - with a handful of (who cares) exceptions - it is already here - because this is where it all starts.
I think everything we do is fleeting, which is not a reason to give up on it all, but sometimes the sheer scope of what fleets away gives me pause.
🔗 Scripting News: ChatGPT-the-Movie … I must have missed this on Bluesky when @dave first posted it 9 months ago - and no idea how it now got resurfaced. 🤷🏻♂️
🔗 Dave Winer on Manton’s Inkwell
I could import my feeds into Inkwell, it supports OPML import, but the subs would not stay in sync. Something for Manton to worry about in a few months.
IMHO - something for the world of RSS to think about. Like mail clients - there is not even a ‘one size fits one’ - thats why I have multiple apps - but as more recently appeared importing and exporting OPML is very tedious.
And don’t even get me started on where I put new discoveries.
🔗 Don’t worry, Apple isn’t going all practical.
For years, Apple was told it absolutely had to make a netbook, and the company looked at netbooks and said, “Ew, David,”, which is weird because “Schitt’s Creek” would not come out for like six more years.
The Macalope does have a way with words.