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BIX dot BLOG
Feb 15, 2026 from BIX dot BLOG

Of Autistic Service

The guy who owns my regular coffeeshop today told me that he looks forward to making my drink because it means his working day is almost over. “My autistic routines doing good in the world,” I said...

BIX dot BLOG
Feb 15, 2026 from BIX dot BLOG

Sunday Stroll Two

Last weekend, I took you on a brief tour of the last fifteen blog posts by other people that I’d read, inspired as I always am by Kevin Lawver’s idea, that I repeat endlessly, of blogs as the web’s...

BIX dot BLOG
Feb 15, 2026 from BIX dot BLOG

Will This Mixtape Save The World

Last month, when discussing some of my go-to comfort movies that might strike other people as peculiar, counter-intuitive picks, I said a couple of things about the 2019 sci-fi film, Starfish. I ca...

The New Leaf Journal
Feb 15, 2026 from The New Leaf Journal

Christmas Tina – Visual Novel Review

Reviewing Christmas Tina, an interesting visual novel set in Tokyo in the late 1980s with Chinese and Japanese voice acting written by Tomo Kataoka and produced by a Chinese studio.

riz#000000me
Feb 14, 2026 from riz#000000me

normal people don't use the internet

saying what we all already know

BIX dot BLOG
Feb 14, 2026 from BIX dot BLOG

The Wet-Sounding Sigh In My Apartment

So, I did my part. When the every-several-weeks problem with the red rubber ring on the drain from the toilet tank to the bowl became instead an every-other-day problem, and then the housing for th...

The New Leaf Journal
Feb 14, 2026 from The New Leaf Journal

The Positive Case for Good Tech

A blog post against defining the indie web by its enemies prompted me to make the positive case for making the positive case for good and humane tech.

BIX dot BLOG
Feb 14, 2026 from BIX dot BLOG

‘Expensive Accident’ Or ‘Superpower’?

Sometimes I just want to put two bloggers in conversation with each other without belaboring the issue too much, so here’s Zachary’s latest juxtaposed with Alex’s latest. Zachary: It's the same-old...

riz#000000me
Feb 13, 2026 from riz#000000me

zettelkasten, flac, and reading

reviewing things i said out loud earlier

BIX dot BLOG
Feb 13, 2026 from BIX dot BLOG

Three Minutes Of Hate

There’s a semi-accidental “silly things I hate” blog challenge making the rounds lately. So far I’ve seen Andrea, Sara, Kev, Manu, Pete, and David pick up the gauntlet. My problem is that I don’t r...

BIX dot BLOG
Feb 12, 2026 from BIX dot BLOG

Isn’t This A Pretty Fall

Since last March, I’ve several times here referenced Stanford Beers’ heuristic that the purpose of a system is what it does, applying it in some fashion to the system that is me, to the general sys...

Improve Something Today
Feb 11, 2026 from Improve Something Today

Podcast episode No. 0037: The wooden chair

0037: The wooden chair0:00/387.98933333333331×Episode details: Readings of two passages on the subject of wooden chairs, as seen in the Wooden chair as exemplar of emptiness section of the Quote ba...

BIX dot BLOG
Feb 11, 2026 from BIX dot BLOG

Whence GoDaddy’s Authority To Supersede RFC-1480?

For the second time in three years, I’ve been involved in a marathon series of emails with usTLD Locality Support at GoDaddy, trying to work out registering a domain within the portland.or.us zone ...

The Public Domain Review
Feb 11, 2026 from The Public Domain Review

Snail Homes, Bog Bodies, and Mechanical Flies: Robert Testard’s Illustrations for Les secretz de l’histoire naturelle (ca. 1485)

A wondrous illuminated manuscript, which gathers and illustrates the marvels of the world and beyond.

BIX dot BLOG
Feb 11, 2026 from BIX dot BLOG

Enthusiasm And Ethics

Lou takes us on a brief tour of how large-language models have changed the way he organizes everything from specific nutritional requirements to digital cruft to maintaining notes, and I just wante...

BIX dot BLOG
Feb 11, 2026 from BIX dot BLOG

Selective Vagueness

There’s a style of blogging in which you write something that superficially seems pretty anodyne in a “who could argue with this?” sort of way, but that facial sensibility masks whatever it is you’...

The New Leaf Journal
Feb 11, 2026 from The New Leaf Journal

AI Game Worlds and Humane Games

I learned about Project Genie and similar "world building" AI tools. While I suspect their best use will be generating slop for social media consumption, I take my critique as an opportunity to exa...

Ploum.net
Feb 11, 2026 from Ploum.net

Do not apologize for replying late to my email

Do not apologize for replying late to my email You don’t need to apologize for taking hours, days, or years to reply to one of my emails. If we are not close collaborators, and if I didn’t explicit...

BIX dot BLOG
Feb 10, 2026 from BIX dot BLOG

On Intersecting Interests: Fandom And Photography

Zachary is hosting IndieWeb Carnival this month with the thematic prompt at the start of my title here, and for the past couple of weeks I’ve been pretty sure I was going to have to sit this one ou...

BIX dot BLOG
Feb 09, 2026 from BIX dot BLOG

Some Technical Updates

In the days since switching the blog’s design to something I’ve decided to describe as “aggressively monochrome” (which would make a decent name for the theme, actually), I’ve made a couple of addi...

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