Daily Journal 📓

Short dated entries, links, and microblog-style notes.


I’ve recently gone down the rabbit hole of looking at JMAP (aka JSON Meta Application Protocol) which Fastmail supports (I signed up). It’s a modern http/json protocol being worked on at the IETF, supporting email today, then contacts, calendars, etc


It was about a year ago that I posted about Puter. It’s a web desktop and got me thinking about these types of interfaces so I put together a page about them.






Happy birthday Drupal! There’s a new Drupal CMS 1.0 release, which is a “distro” of configuration & plugins.





Tailscale has a new feature, Taildrive: shared folders over WebDAV accessible by other users and devices.


Playing around with the Obsidian Web Clipper. It has variable template types and basically just triggers new pages in your app.

Have to figure out an “archive” mode where I want to save the entire page, without republishing it.


I have a whole bunch of notes to share on installing Ampache on my local Cloudron. This all started with getting music onto my new Tangara player. And new music, too!


I bought Path of Exile today, it’s at home downloading onto my Steam Deck, which is currently listed as unsupported.

MacOS also not supported for Early Access.

So of course I’m looking at Bazzite for the MiniPC PL63.


Very inspired learning about UKAI, who are hosting some workshops at Z-Space:

“Our mission is ‘culture for what’s coming’”

“…we seek and test out approaches to culture that make sense of the world we are creating and handing down to future generations. 

We call this work cultural research and development, and just like R&D in other fields, we are trying to make things better. In our case, we are trying to build resilience to massive volatility and change.”



Martin Fowler’s 2024 thoughts on the state of social media:

If I find someone doing what I’m doing - posting on Twitter and on other sites - I prefer to follow them on a different site. As far as I’m concerned, Twitter is in decline, and although I’m not leaving it for the moment, I prefer to follow activity in other places.



Ibis has just been announced as a federated Wikipedia alternative. It’s based on ActivityPub and written by one of the Lemmy developers. “built on a stack of PostgreSQL and Rust, …with a frontend written in Rust Webassembly”