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freestone blog
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Sep 8, 2026
How I created a dictation robot that helps me create a first draft of a blog post.
I think a human should always be in control but it's very convenient!
n8n
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artificial intelligence
"A Walk in the Park" [Unofficial]
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Sep 8, 2026
How to Get Closer to Stonehenge Stones than the Others
A Behl
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A Walks the Park
"A Walk in the Park" [Unofficial]
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Sep 7, 2026
Saving the Whooping Crane from Extinction
BOTD
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WeDontDeserveThisPlanet
brennan.day
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Sep 7, 2026
Tending the Garden I Have: A Current State of Affairs
Taking stock of my digital garden before the first frost: an honest audit of everything I'm tending online, from Brennan.day and fanfiction.lol to my 565-day writing streak, plus the projects I've neglected, the intentional prunes I'm happy with, and the dead plants I need to admit aren't growing—including a shelved radio show, a dormant newsletter, and an unstarted school.
personal essay
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blogging
Volcano News
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Sep 4, 2026
Due Articoli e Qualche Contorno
Mi interrogo su euro digitale, crypto carte e identità online...
blogging
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crypto
"A Walk in the Park" [Unofficial]
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Sep 3, 2026
One disease away from Extinction: Is the Asiatic Lion on a single thread?
A Behl
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A Walks the Park
soulcruzer
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Sep 2, 2026
Take back the web. Make it weird again
Bob Sassone’s website is thirty years old. Thirty years. Older than Google. Older than the word blog. Still there, still being tended, still refusing to accept the repeated announcement that blogs are dead. Congratulations, Bob. Thirty years of keeping a patch of the web alive is no small thing. His anniversary post reads like a...
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blogging
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IndieWeb
"A Walk in the Park" [Unofficial]
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Sep 2, 2026
This is Why We Need Beavers Back in Britain
WeDontDeserveThisPlanet
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A Behl
"A Walk in the Park" [Unofficial]
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Sep 1, 2026
Why the rarest wolf is dying from rabies
A Behl
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A Walks the Park
Tracy Durnell
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Sep 1, 2026
Formatting as courtesy to the reader
Writing
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blogging
"A Walk in the Park" [Unofficial]
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Aug 31, 2026
They Built Elevators Into Streets When Nobody Was Watching
A Behl
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A Walks the Park
taco 'bout it
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Aug 31, 2026
i miss websites that were allowed to be weird
The old web was often ugly, broken, and deeply inconvenient. It also looked like somebody lived there. Keep the competence; bring back the permission.
blogging
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Geocities
LostFocus
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Aug 30, 2026
Nerd-snipe
Oh no. I should not have seen those "day live-blogs in timeline format" posts today. Like this and this. Very nerd-snipy, now I want to play with a format like that as well.(Old-school readers might know that I used to have something like that a few years back, showing the aggregated posts from my blog,...
Blogging
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Internal
taco 'bout it
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Aug 30, 2026
god forbid a bitch own a weird little website
A personal site can still be a garden, junk drawer, clubhouse, and tiny act of resistance against the feed.
atproto
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blogging
taco 'bout it
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Aug 30, 2026
god forbid a bitch own a weird little website
A personal site can still be a garden, junk drawer, clubhouse, and tiny act of resistance against the feed.
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atproto
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blogging
brennan.day
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Aug 30, 2026
A Few Small Things
Reflecting on the mental fatigue of posting every day during Blaugust, I share a few small things that cheered me up: a new keyword filter on Bubbles.town, Jan Miksovsky's Origami Projector, and the ongoing, hand-made goodness of the independent web.
personal essay
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Social Commentary
brennan.day
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Aug 30, 2026
A Few Small Things
Reflecting on the mental fatigue of posting every day during Blaugust, I share a few small things that cheered me up: a new keyword filter on Bubbles.town, Jan Miksovsky's Origami Projector, and the ongoing, hand-made goodness of the independent web.
personal essay
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Social Commentary
brennan.day
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Aug 29, 2026
Creating an Open-source Blogging Studies Syllabus
Announcing a new open-source, asynchronous Blogging Studies syllabus that blends writing craft and independent web publishing, built on Codeberg. I trace the decline of free MOOCs, outline my curriculum's anti-capitalist and community-driven pedagogy, and invite contributors and learners to help shape it.
personal essay
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blogging
Brennan Kenneth Brown ♾️
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Aug 26, 2026
Bubbles.town: Four Months Later
After four months of using Bubbles.town, I share my long-term review of the IndieWeb aggregator. The good: discovering diverse blogs across niche topics. The issues: glacial pace of content changes, popularity contest dynamics, categorization problems, and sparse community participation. Overall, Bubbles is a valuable tool among many for web discovery, but not without its problems.
personal essay
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IndieWeb
The Emu Café Social
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Aug 25, 2026
Pook-Emu Bee: Links For 08-25-26
I have been busy today, but the weekday streak of Pook-Emu Bee links continues. 1 | California political candidate facing six years in prison after listing dive bar as home address (Marina Peña for the California Post. August 24, 2026.) This plan was dumb enough to make me wonder whether she lives in a dive...
anime
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anime 2006
The Emu Café Social - A tranquil cafe with coffee and tea
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Aug 25, 2026
Pook-Emu Bee: Links For 08-25-26
I have been busy today, but the weekday streak of Pook-Emu Bee links continues. 1 | California political candidate facing six years in prison after listing dive bar as home address (Marina Peña for the California Post. August 24, 2026.) This plan was dumb enough to make me wonder whether she lives in a dive bar. 2 | Summer Wars: An Anime With A Cautionary tale About AI (The Ghastly Mirror. August 24, 2026.) I watched Summer Wars with a friend a long time ago (maybe 2014-15). I recall […]
anime
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anime2006
Shireen's Compositions
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Aug 25, 2026
Welcome to The Atmosphere
atmosphere
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blogging
Brennan Kenneth Brown ♾️
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Aug 25, 2026
A 450-year History of Blogging
A four century etymological journey from wooden ship logs and logboards to the modern web log, tracing how the word 'blog' emerged from centuries of record-keeping, computing, and online publishing. On Peter Merholz's coinage of 'blog,' Jorn Barger's 'weblog,' Justin Hall's online diary, the rise of Blogger and Medium, and the state of the blogosphere in 2026.
personal essay
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blogging
In the Dark
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Aug 23, 2026
In the Dark: Past, Present and Future
Biographical
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blogging
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