Archives for 2023

Crafts as tech, trains as software, food as politics, what a confusing batch.

When you weave by hand, all of this has happened before and all of this will happen again.

Swedish politics, Swedish snowflakes, and American botnets, woo!

Spend enough time practicing both programming and traditional crafts and you'll end up with a peculiar stance on the whole "art or science" debate.

A very good series that's going to stick with me for a while. Content notes: mentions of body horror and gore, spoilers in back half of article.

Of starting to do something because the Western textile industry doesn't manufacture what you need, and continuing because it's very satisfying. Mostly, pretty pictures need to go somewhere.

This won't teach you anything about birds but might come in handy if making a static website. Covers: period archives, header downgrading, image macros, telling "AI" scrappers to piss off.

Okay, that's definitely hyperbole, but at least it stopped hurting quite so bad. Here are a few resources if you, too, want to suffer a bit less. TLDR: check out CUBE CSS and Every Layout.