Pride goeth ...

Blast. Just when I was reaching around to pat myself on the back for making webmentions work on the Mothership, I notice some big problems.First, the home page is all messed up with duplicates of many things. Doesn’t seem to happen on the local version, which means it is going to be tricky as all get out to solve.Secondly, the markup on the Mothership leaves a lot to be desired. That one will be a lot easier.There are probably others too.#IndieWeb

This is all a bit tense, but ...

This is all a bit tense, but with any luck there’s a chance that this reply will soon show up, suitably styled, on the Mothership. When (if?) it does, there will be dancing in the streets.

Day One Premium and the Future

[T]he invisible hand is usually just giving you the finger if you care about what you makeThis downbeat summary does seem to be on the mark, at least for good software. I didn’t upgrade to Day One Premium, because Classic does all I need. Does that make me part of the problem? I don’t believe it does, any more than darning my socks (which I don’t do) or patching my trousers (which I do) makes me a bad consumer. Definitely, the people who make beautiful software need a better way to sell their creations, and no, I don’t know what that might be.