A personal exploration of weight control, motivation, and the impact of neurodiversity on daily life, emphasizing self-compassion and understanding one's unique challenges.
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The author discusses the process of creating a logo for their side project, whimsica11y.net, emphasizing the use of both AI-generated graphics and personal drawings. They express a desire to incorporate elements of the Disability ...
This blog post provides a recipe for Grandma's Chocolate Cake, originally made by the author's Swedish grandmother. It includes a list of ingredients, variations for a taller cake, and alternative ingredients. The method is straig...
This blog post presents a recipe for Grandma's Chocolate Cake, originally made by the author's Swedish grandmother. It includes a list of ingredients, variations for a taller cake, and alternative ingredients. The method is straig...
0Those annoying long URLs causing overflow?
2025-05-22 •
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0Come to the light-dark() Side
2024-10-26 •
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The blog post discusses the history of the mouse and keyboard, the accessibility of UI elements, and the default settings of MacOS. The author explores the roots of the Apple Desktop Interface and the importance of pointing device...
0Uses
2024-09-10 •
The blog post provides a detailed list of items used by the author at their desk, including personal and work laptops, a monitor, a mouse, a keyboard, a microphone, a wrist rest, a chair, and a foot roller. The author shares perso...
0Sara Uses
2024-09-10 •
The blog post lists the various items Sara Joy uses at her desk, including her personal and work laptops, monitor, mouse, keyboard, microphone, chair, and other accessories. She provides details about each item and why she chose t...
0Weaknote 2024-07-25 (a tab amnesty)
2024-07-25 •
The author shares a list of interesting articles, dev blogs and tutorials, products, and cool stuff found on their smartphone browser tabs. The post includes URLs to various resources.
0Everybody's Free (To Write Websites)
2024-07-16 •
The blog post offers advice to those entering the web development field, emphasizing the importance of coding websites and sharing tips on coding, design, community, and more. The post is inspired by Baz Luhrmann's 'Everybody's Fr...
0Weaknote 2024-07-14
2024-07-14 •
The author reflects on attending web development conferences, including Beyond Tellerrand in Düsseldorf and CSS Day in Amsterdam. They discuss the diverse range of speakers and topics at the events, as well as the social aspect an...
0It's just... fun?
2024-06-30 •
The author explains that building personal websites is fun and has been a part of their online presence since the late 90s. Initially started to aid in getting a job in web development, it has now become a personal project that fe...
0Good Box
2024-05-18 •
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0Weaknote 2024-05-12
2024-05-12 •
The author reflects on participating in an interview for a blog series, discusses trying out 11ty after being inspired by a conference, and shares links to new members of the CSS JOY webring.
0Tasty water
2024-04-07 •
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0People & Blogs & Guestbooks
2024-03-18 •
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0La devise du web
2024-02-21 •
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0His Majesty's Passport Office
2024-02-12 •
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0Weaknote 2024-01-30
2024-01-30 •
The author discusses working on CSS styling, creating websites, and building a blogroll. They also mention creating a web component for RSS feeds and bypassing CORS using Netlify _redirects. The post ends with updates on their off...
0Bypassing CORS using Netlify _redirects
2024-01-27 •
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0Weaknote 2023-12-31
2023-12-31 •
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0This web was made for you and me
2023-12-30 •
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0This Is My Church.
2023-12-16 •
The author reflects on their experiences with Christianity, disillusionment with faith, finding new communities in geek culture and swing dancing, and transitioning to a career in web development. They discuss the impact of the pa...