Blogging

There are times I don't feel like blogging the hard way (e.g. Kirby, Tinderbox, etc). When that happens, I look to simple, hosted, CMS-based blogging tools. Recently, I've been experimenting with Pika and Scribbles. I like both of them. They are both simple, clean, easy,

I wanted to write something here. So far, so good, since deciding which blog is "correct" for a post is usually where I end up derailed. The thing I was writing about wasn't worth an entire post, so I figured I'd put it here

I'm having those feelings again where I don't want baty.net to be my blog. I want it to be my "website"... a combination landing page and hub. I want it to be completely static. So basically I want to have a permanent place

There's this dream I have in which I've combined all of my websites into a single place where I post everything. It's glorious. Then, I wake up and remember the mess of sites I've scattered far and wide. I'm learning

When I first learned of RSS Club I thought, "Cool! How fun!" The website says: Congratulations on joining a secret society! RSS Club is a collection of blogs (personal and otherwise) committed to providing RSS-only content. It’s like a newsletter delivered to your feed reader in order

There have been a flurry of recent posts around what one should write about or post on a personal blog. "What should a blog be?" Robin, for example, writes "I am a poem I am not software": Either way, the more boring personal websites I see