It is a good question. There are a lot of popular social networks like X/Twitter, Mastodon, Bluesky, or nerd networks like Nostr, Twtxt, Matrix, etc.

Way back in 2016, I migrated this site from its Publify incarnation to a static site generated from markdown files by Hugo. In that migration, I fucked up and truncated a buttload of posts and didn’t realise what I’d done until long after (about a week ago…

This isn't a tutorial, I'm just sharing my workflow. I hope you find it useful.
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While most of the content I share is typically covered in blog posts, I'm trying something new.

Today, I'll share my first episode of Bending Emacs. ...

While still finding my footing making Emacs videos, today I'm sharing my second video.

Bending Emacs Episode 02: From vanilla to your flavor

The vid...

tanrax/org-social:

Org Social is a decentralized social network that runs on an Org Mode file over HTTP.
You can create posts, interact with groups, make replies, mention other users, create polls, or personalize your profile. All this without registration…

TL;DR It’s a love/hate thing, with love in the lead.
Here are a few thoughts on how things are going so far.
I’m still using Omarchy. I really like the tiling window setup with Hyprland. I sometimes paint myself into a corner, but mostly it makes window management…

I talk with Ag Ibragimov about Emacs, Lisp programming, LLMs, social interactions, and the importance of story-telling.

In Eshell, you can call Emacs functions, and redirect output to buffers instead of files. Here is a particularly convenient way.

I finally got around to updating Hugo’s image_render.html so that I can use normal Markdown for images rather than a Hugo shortcode. I used the version from Alec’s blog and it seems to work great. Here’s an example:






We'll miss beach season!…