On the other hand, Bluesky isn’t picking up every post, today. I’m wondering if syndication is limited on some level or is simply not reliable yet.

One feature I’m excited for in iOS 17 is the Journal. I realize, technically, I can use the Notes app for this. Every bit as much as I went back to Evernote from DayOne after I realized it, too, is a database with a UI. I’m still interested in using native tools as much as possible. The thing with Evernote is that I can use the native client at work (Windows), and I have found the web clipping to be my favorite, so far.

Syndication from Micro.blog to Bluesky works better than to Twitter or Mastodon in that formatting and links are preserved.

DNS changes work way better when typos are removed.

Was thinking about distributed discussion groups, given the state of Reddit. Then I remembered USENET. And Enshittification (source, source). Now I’m sad.

Novice that I am, made some DNS changes. Finally sunk in that I only need DNS from registrar, not also from my web host. Therefore I had my host remove DNS service. Added a txt record for an experiment. If I broke something, I assume I may not know for a day or two.

It feels like I’m not able or allowed to be my best self at all times, like I have to claw back progress I had previously won.

For you introspective writers: Do you ever come across something you’ve written that is deeply personal, and true—then forgotten? And wonder how you could have lost track of such a moment of clarity?

I didn’t know I needed this, but someone put together an Apple Music playlist of music from Letterkenny episodes: Letterkenny Soundtrack

Apple Watch features I really thought we’d have before watchOS 10

I’m a series 4-wearer and an Apple fan boy, but these are real usability issues. Some are software problems that haven’t been resolved, but others are likely hardware choices that directly affect battery life.