I hate admining PostreSQL, and groan when some app I want to use requires it. Don’t get me wrong: in a corp environment where someone else is responsible for backup/restore and permissions, pgsql > *. Tooling for it is great. It has every feature. But if I have to maintain it myself, I’ll chose a single file to copy and back up every time: sqlite FTW.

Hugo has a watch mode, right? It should rebuild if it detects changes.

Time to defederate Feddit.org.

To bad. They weren’t that bad, IME. But denying criticism of a state actively carrying out a globally recognized genocide… that’s a strict rule I’ve adopted.

If midwest.social won’t defederate, I’ll have to block the whole instance.

“You” nerds? It’s “we” nerds now, nerd.

The week-of-year is far more relevant in Western Europe, and is used quite a bit in business. I have a Junghans watch that has a week complication.

It’s an important format outside of the US, and gives ISO-8601 an edge as a standard of conformance.

I just sync a directory called “Notes” everywhere and use whatever text editor is most comfortable on any given platform to edit Markdown documents. Helix on desktop, Markor (or, increasingly, Simple Text Editor) on Android. For checklists, same thing except I use todo.txt for the file format, and the todo script on the desktop and Simpletask on Android.

I have been looking for a self-hosted, concurrent collaborative web editor, as asking my wife to write Markdown is a bit much, and the syncing becomes more complex, but I haven’t settled on something.