I honestly don't care how LLMs work under the hood. Is that weird? It feels weird.

Standard Ebooks looks like a great way to read public-domain books with decent layout and typography.

I have been using notmuch for email in Emacs for a long time. It's great for searching and organizing a giant email archive. It's less great for actual day-to-day email management. So, I'm back to Mu4e for now. I'll keep indexing my ~/Mail with Notmuch so I can also use the fancy searches, just in case.

I've rejiggered the underpinnings of Kirby here, and it's probably going to be a mess for a while. Sorry for any troubles.

The short version is that I've tried replicating the system I had using Tinderbox over at daily.baty.net, which is that I create a daily journal note, then create individual notes "inside" it. This way each sub-post has it's own URL and detail page view.

I think I've made URLs work the way I want them, but old daily notes have moved and will be broken. I hate this, but it's not worth the complexity it would require to fix it. I'm not great at Kirby, so maybe I'll find a solution later.

I have no idea what I'm going to do about the RSS feed, yet. Stick with me, I'm still noodlin'. Of course I could wait to deploy until I have it all worked out, but where's the fun in that? 😁