“I’ve tried to “upgrade” my static site generator many times, always end up sticking with it. In joining the #IndieWeb my website now integrates all essential features for my public online activity and feature-wise it’s everything I ever wanted.”

I’m still relying on several third-parties to handle the #IndieWeb stuff, such as IndieAuth.com, Webmention.io, Aperture, Webmention.app and using IFTTT to process webhooks, which makes the next step to self-host these services, but long live #Bridgy and #granary!

“Keeping accessible format playlists has some appeal, although potentially a lot of manual work unless I found some way to transform the csv files I downloaded from Exportify into a blog post.”

This is actually how I post my playlists. Exported csv files and a Jekyll template. There must be a Wordpress plugin for this, there’s one for everything 😅

“What readers are people using? I alternate between Indigenous on Android and yarr but I feel like I’m missing something”

I was using yarr and Indigenous on iOS and replaced both with Together. I would prefer a non-React based alternative, but it just works.

“Since Obsidian is really just reading from a local file system, you could use any number of application to sync that directory between devices. I think something like Dropbox would work but I’m thinking about going with Syncthing.”

I had not thought about it. I’m giving Trilium a few weeks to see if it sticks, but your suggestion is definitely worth trying. Thank you.

There’s another Pitchfork list with best albums of the year. And that one includes the 3 Rock albums featured on Tinta en las Cintas this year.

That’s good news on the “custom permalinks” front, right? 🤞