@ablerism me too. His writing was a new discovery for me. Makes me wish I hadn't let some of my magazines subscriptions lapse.

@ablerism These were wonderful, thank you. I have kids in elementary school too so I'll keep them around. I'm involved in campus discussions about learning space design and Part 4 gave me a lot to think about.

@help I just tried out export to HTML again and it worked! Thank you!

@Mtt I know I've requested this before but the ability to hide/display posts by category would be awesome.

@help thank you! If it turns out that a specific bookmarks is hard to parse, I don't mind deleting it. Really appreciate your help.

@help hello, I've been attempting to export bookmarks as HTML for the last few weeks but haven't been successful. After each attempt, I see an error page with a prompt to submit a ticket. Will the export option for bookmarks be restored?

@annahavron thank you for sharing this. I'm having a great time reading through these posts.

@Mtt thank you! I found some code for Tiny that was shared in this thread but I lack the expertise to make it do what I want: hide/show posts based upon category.

@Mtt Looks great. I'm looking forward to trying this out. Is it possible to filter posts based on category? I've tried to adapt an example using the microhook-post-list.html microhook but was unsuccessful.

@Mtt Looking forward to reading more about the design changes.

@cygnoir yes, you can use a third-party mail client with paid Proton accounts. However, this might get complex quickly as their support for multiple email aliases may require some additional configuration. I've used the PC, Android, and web-based versions and been happy so far.

I'll add that Proton's allowance for custom domains and multiple aliases has been something that I like but that is taking time to get used to.

@cygnoir I am not a privacy expert but after researching privacy-oriented email providers, I tried Proton. I have been using it for a few months and am happy with it. Service has been reliable and the integration with my own domain has worked well (required a bit of setup).

@tinyroofnail this quote from Burkeman's recent newsletter (I subscribe to it too!) made me think of a post from The Convivial Societya while back:

When I turn to Bruegel or Rembrandt, what I find, whether or not I am fully conscious of it, is not merely technical virtuosity, it is another mind. To encounter a painting or a piece of music or poem is to encounter another person, although it is sometimes easy to lose sight of this fact.

@patrickrhone I'm so glad to find the the fellow Fire enthusiast. Your comment about the "complete vision" of that album is spot on.

📷 Flowers. Day 2 of the April 2024 Micro.blog Photoblogging Challenge. This is a Largeflower pink-sorrel that I found in my backyard.

📷 Toy. Day 1 of the April 2024 Micro.blog Photoblogging Challenge.

@jonah it's humble and very compact but during a long trip it took care of the little things (e.g., cutting string, tightening screws, etc.) and I had no trouble with it in a variety of international airports.

@Mtt I couldn't get my hands on a TSA-friendly Dime last year so I got the Keyport for a long trip we took. Not in the same league but it served it's purpose.

@Mtt Gerber Dime, Keyport Moca II Multitool, Coleman 27 Piece First Aid Kit, phone charger (without the cable unfortunately), sunscreen, handwipes, the "dad" wallet with all the health insurance cards, etc.

@Annie this is a fantastic quote from an author I'd never heard of. Thanks for sharing.

A scene from my daughter’s dollhouse. Must have been some party.

@Mtt thank you for sharing this. I'm hoping to use the microhook-post-list.html microhook to filter posts based on category.

@Mtt I re-read the approach you're taking with micro hooks--allowing end-users to make modifications without damaging the theme--and it made me want to give it a shot. Thank you for your work on this theme and the refinements.

@aeryn yeah, it's more clear for me to simply say I have no Hugo background 🙂

@aeryn Thank you again! I think I've found what I'm looking for in the new "microhooks" feature that @Mtt added. If I want to limit the posts displayed on my site to one category, the microhook called microhook-post-list.html seems to be the best one. However, I'm going to have to wait until this is integrated into the theme itself since I don't have the requisite Hugo background.

@aeryn thank you for sharing this! I can't believe that I overlooked it for so long.

This is also helpful in clarifying what I'm trying to do. I not only want to limit my Micro.blog timeline feed to a particular category (eg, "Blog"). I also want to impose the same limit on my site. I still want those posts on my site but not available on the site's main page.

I saw that the Tiny Theme developer has created an update to exclude posts by category. But this is not available yet.

@aeryn Hello! It seems like you too are using TinyTheme and, unlike me, have succeeded in controlling which categories are displayed on your Micro.blog feed but still available in your RSS or email (newsletter?). Do you have any tips to share regarding how you accomplished this? I would like to do something like this too.

@kfitz thank you! I've heard good things about Real World. And I actually have a copy of Chachra's book too. I do actually get around to reading these books eventually : )

The Baton Rouge Spanish Town Mardi Gras parade with E.

A little flower she found for her hair

I finished Meghan O’Gieblyn’s God, Human, Animal, Machine. Fantastic! I’ve added a (very short) list of some of the books that I’ve finished reading.

Want to read: No Sense of Place: The Impact of Electronic Media on Social Behavior by Joshua Meyrowitz 📚

Via The Convivial Society: Erving Goffman’s The Presentation of the Self in Everyday Life was discussed. Goffman’s theory was used in No Sense of Place.

Topsail Hill Preserve State Park in Florida is a beautiful place to be with your family.

Vik Muniz, Monica Vitti, 2014