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2020-08-25 17:05

Posted on 2020-08-25
by Philip Brewer

I’ve updated my website to a new theme, SemPress, which supports some IndieWeb functionality which I’m looking to use going forward.

Things look pretty similar to me. If you notice anything wonky, please let me know.

Posted on 2020-08-25
by Philip Brewer
in News | Tagged indiweb, theme, webmention, website

2020-01-15 11:46

Posted on 2020-01-15
by Philip Brewer

Testing to make sure I’ll be able to use the micro.blog tools when they start supporting posting to blogs. I can post here using Quill, so micropub is working, but running the test suit at micropub.rocks produces only failures.

Posted on 2020-01-15
by Philip Brewer
in News | Tagged indiweb, microblogging, micropub, website

2019-11-26 13:48

Posted on 2019-11-26
by Philip Brewer

I’ve been using micro.blog right along and have a good, basic understanding of what it can do, but I’m very much looking forward to the release of the book, which I expect to fill in any number of gaps.

Posted on 2019-11-26
by Philip Brewer
in News | Tagged indiweb, microblogging, website

2019-08-11 11:20

Posted on 2019-08-11
by Philip Brewer

Here’s a great summary of all the things I never quit using: a personal website, #RSS, blogroll, etc. Now augmented with indieweb stuff like webmention, micro.blog, etc.
https://matthiasott.com/articles/into-the-personal-website-verse

Posted on 2019-08-11
by Philip Brewer
in News | Tagged indiweb, microblogging, micropub, rss, rss feed, rss feeds, webmention, website

2019-05-12 13:58

Posted on 2019-05-12
by Philip Brewer

This used to be automatic, and I have no idea why that’s no longer true. “So if you write or put any kind of content on your site, also make sure to add an RSS feed.” https://matthiasott.com/articles/into-the-personal-website-verse

Posted on 2019-05-12
by Philip Brewer
in News | Tagged indiweb, rss, rss feed, rss feeds, webmention, website

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I write science fiction and fantasy stories.

I speak Esperanto, and use it to communicate internationally. Esperantistoj, legu mian esperantan hejmpaĝon.

For a while I taught Taiji.

For eleven years I was a senior writer at Wise Bread, writing about personal finance and frugality.

Before that I spent a quarter-century as a software engineer.

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