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About

Thu, 25 Feb 2021 10:17:12 -0700

I’m Alex, a technologist, previously based in Canada, but now operating internationally. My goal in life is to build things that operate, and last, on the timeline of eons.

By day I work as a Technical Sales Lead at Jenni AI. Half forward deployed engineer, half glad-hander, my day to day is mostly solving problems for academics and Universities.

Before that I built learning management systems, logic proof tools, and various infrastructure projects that, at their best, still serve millions of students a year, and at their worst, are probably blinking away in a closet somewhere.

Values

Tue, 09 May 2023 00:00:00 -0600

Inspired by evy’s ever-changing manifesto, this evolving document helps guide me towards the life I want to live.

Responsibility

Responsibility is the willingness to take ownership of one’s actions and obligations. It reflects a strong sense of duty and the ability to fulfill commitments with diligence and integrity.

I embrace responsibility when I consider the impact of my choices and strive to make positive contributions throughout my life.

The Book of Lies

The Master and Margarita

Cleverness

↳ What a beautiful head - Alas, there are no brains in it.

Work

Tue, 20 Feb 2024 00:00:00 -0700

DevOps / Full Stack / Hacker

Hello, I’m Alex Spezowka.

With over a decade of experience building scalable systems, I architect complete technology solutions from infrastructure to user interface. I specialize in transforming legacy systems into modern architectures, implementing AI-powered applications, and solving complex technical challenges across the full stack.

Currently Freelancing. If you need a Hacker in Residence, let’s talk.

Core Philosophy

My design philosophy is hyper-functionalist: build systems that outlast tenure, scale beyond current needs, and can be maintained by future teams. Every architecture decision prioritizes resilience, observability, and developer experience.

Design

Sun, 05 Nov 2023 00:00:00 -0600

Inspired by Gwern Branwen’s design outline, this page documents the design philosophy behind not only this website, but also every other project I work on.

Lagomor.ph is implemented as a static website, compiled via Hugo from Standard Markdown, and hosted on a cloud server in Toronto.

“Indifference towards people and the reality in which they live is actually the one and only cardinal sin in design.”

Dieter Rams

It is designed to be readable, pleasing to the eye, and easy to navigate. The logo, which is often the singular image on each page, was drawn by Rek Bell.

Things

Tue, 06 Jun 2023 00:00:00 -0600

This list has been curated together after a half dozen or so years looking for the “perfect solution” for a number of problems I regularly face.

I spend a lot of time deeply considering the items and tools I have and use. It seems silly to me to use something with any degree of regularity that I do not find 100% satisfying or functional. Some of them are material things, but I’ve also taken the time to highlight software that makes my life better.

A Monk in Brno

Wed, 04 Mar 2026 00:00:00 -0700

The peas were not, as a matter of historical correction, his first love. That distinction belonged to fuchsias, which he had grown in the window of his childhood bedroom in Hynčice and which, owing to some defect of soil or devotion, produced a single white bloom among the expected purples in the autumn of his eleventh year. The white bloom died. He kept it pressed in a schoolbook for thirty years. The schoolbook is gone. The fuchsia, as a species, persists; it does not remember him, and this is fine, because he does not require it to.

A Professor in Every Pocket

Sun, 18 Jan 2026 00:00:00 -0700

The scale of the cheating crisis in higher education is staggering. Depending on the survey, between 60% and 92% of college students now regularly use AI for their coursework. Professors are ill-equipped, and administrators are broadly turning a blind eye to the entire situation. Treating this as wholly the fault of AI is, however, a grave mistake.

The truth is that education has been broken for a long time, and AI was the accelerant that made the bonfire bright enough to see from a distance. In a system where degrees now primarily function as an expensive IQ screening mechanism, where learning is wholly secondary to certification, and where industrial-age teaching methods clash with information-age realities, AI has finally revealed the plastered-over fractures that have been growing for decades.

Axiom

Thu, 08 Jan 2026 00:00:00 -0700

Axiom is an ecosystem of formal logic tools for education. If you’ve used Carnap or Logic Penguin, you know the idea — but those platforms send proofs to a server for validation. Axiom runs entirely client-side. No network latency. No tracking. Works offline.

The core is a TypeScript reimplementation of Kevin Klement’s fitch-checker, the PHP validator that powered the original Logic Penguin. The JavaScript version means you can embed proof checking anywhere: static sites, LMS platforms via SCORM, Electron apps, interactive textbooks. Build your own interface or use the provided Web Components.

Logistics is Dying; or - Dude, Where's my Mail?

Thu, 08 Jan 2026 00:00:00 -0700

↳ Pony Express Rider, oil painting possibly by Lloyd Branson (1853-1925)

In March 1860, William H. Russell established the Overland Express Route, colloquially called the Pony Express, to carry express mail between St. Joseph, Missouri, and California; an area with no colonialist settlements between. Russell failed repeatedly to get funding from the Senate Post Office for the project, as most considered year-round transportation between the two areas impossible due to extreme weather conditions, but Russell forged ahead on his own for two reasons:

llms.txt

Mon, 04 Aug 2025 00:00:00 -0600

Imagine my shock and surprise to discover that when I submit resumes now, I quickly see LLM research agents in my access logs pouring over my portfolio page. As time moves ever forward, I suspect I’ll be dealing with AI agents more frequently, especially in the job market.

I’m not thrilled about this, but I can’t do anything about it - so, if you can’t beat them, join them.

My website is already fairly straight-forward HTML and CSS, but in my own testing, models still seem to get confused about content on my site - theres a lot to parse, even on a simple site.

Truth Functional Logic for Hackers - Part One

Wed, 26 Feb 2025 00:00:00 -0700

Bob and Alice are two hackers working on an embedded system with a severe computational constraint - there is a bug in their low-cost microcontroller making OR operations significantly slower than any other operation on the chipset.

When they profiled their micropython code, they found that OR operations were up to 5x slower than any other operation.

Alice

This is a big problem! We could replace the faulty chips with better ones, if they arrive before the deadline.

Bob

I don’t think we can afford to wait - the deadline is in 3 days. A better option is to rewrite the code to avoid the OR operation.

Alice

How could we do that? We’re using the OR operation in a lot of critical places. Look:

def authorize_access(request):
 # A user is denied if they are on a blacklist OR 
 # their account is expired
 if (user_is_blacklisted(request.user_id) or 
 account_is_expired(request.account)
 return "Access denied"
 return "Access granted"

Let’s take a moment to understand the problem. The authorize_access function is used to check if a user is authorized to access a resource. The or operation is used to combine the conditions. How could we rewrite this function to avoid the OR operation?

Greg & the Eternal Brunch

Tue, 04 Feb 2025 00:00:00 -0700

The year was 2036. OpenAI had finally done it. After decades of press releases, quarterly existential crises, and machine learning papers so esoteric they made Finnegans Wake read like PopSci, they’d finished gpt-6z (revision 3) - a perfect, autonomous general intelligence.

Its unveiling was a lavish affair. Tech billionaires in artisanal graphene turtlenecks mingled with venture capitalists who had fully replaced their blood with bespoke Turkish CBD nanofluid. The baristas hired to cater the event - a final nod to “human craftsmanship” - steamed oat milk lattes with the grim precision of soldiers in the trenches, loading rifles for a war already lost.

All These People Are Vampires - Building the Contra-Economy

Fri, 03 Jan 2025 00:00:00 -0700

In the 1980’s, Robert L. Crandall, head of American Airlines, removed one single olive from the salad they served passengers. He thought they wouldn’t notice - and he was right. This removal of the olive saved the company $40,000 a year.¹ and began the downfall of Service Capitalism. This was the subtle but profound shift in how business viewed their relationships with customers: from competition through service excellence to a methodical calculation of what could be taken away without prompting customer exodus. The olive was just the beginning. In the decades that followed, this mindset transformed from careful optimization into something vampiric, cannibalistic, as companies discovered they could feed not just on garnishes, but on essential services and basic human comforts. The story of modern capitalism is a story of this transformation - from competing to see who could offer more, to how much could be taken away.

2024 in Review - 100 Books

Tue, 31 Dec 2024 00:00:00 -0700

I read 100 books this year as a challenge to myself. The hardest part about reading 100 books in a year is fomatting them cleanly afterward on your website. The second hardest part is tracking them all. The actual activity is a cinch.

Reading 100 books this year was directly inspired from stories of Theodore Roosevelt, who read one book a day, often multiple. The thing I’ve learned about reading serious literature in quantity is that most books are phenomenally forgettable. Tiago Forte, in “Building a Second Brain”, talks about saving quotations from every book you read, either on index cards or digitally - and when you’re reading so much, thats literally all you can do to try and keep track of the different ideas presented to you.

The $500 Question - How Media Framing Shapes Our Reality

Sat, 28 Dec 2024 00:00:00 -0700

“In this season of giving, what are we to make of a billionaire with a soft spot for striving graduates who draws a hard line on being present for the pomp and circumstance, no matter the circumstances?” - New York Times

The modern media apparatus doesn’t just report news - it manufactures reality through carefully constructed narratives that shape how we process and respond to events. This process has become so refined that different outlets can take the same event and create entirely separate realities, each designed to reinforce specific worldviews and emotional responses in their target audiences.

Core Values Wizard

Mon, 16 Dec 2024 00:00:00 -0700

This interactive wizard guides you through a structured introspective journey to discover your 5 most essential core values. Based on the classic values card sort exercise, it helps you explore 235+ values across 7 categories, then progressively refine your selections until you identify what matters most.

Your progress is automatically saved in your browser, so you can take your time and return whenever you’re ready.

Discover Your Core Values

Core values are the fundamental beliefs that guide your decisions and behavior. This exercise helps you identify the 5 values most essential to who you are.

Mixtape Maker

Thu, 21 Nov 2024 00:00:00 -0700

Tired of hand-calculating how you should split up your playlist between the two sides of a cassette tape? This widget is designed to make it simple; set your tape length, drag your music files directly onto this page, and move your tracks between the two playlists.

When you’re ready to record, connect your computer to your tape deck (however you prefer to do so) and press play!

The player will automatically play blank gaps between songs - but it doesn’t add gaps to the beginning or end, so be sure your tape is ready to record.

Film Development Calculator

Thu, 14 Nov 2024 00:00:00 -0700

Film & Developer

Film Stock:

Developer:

Setup Parameters

Tank Volume (ml):

Developer Ratio (1:x):

e.g., 50 for 1:50

Base Development Time (minutes):

Dilution Results

Developer needed: 7.5 ml

Water needed: 367.5 ml

Adjusted development time: 11 minutes

Process Timeline

Pre-soak: 1:00

Development: 11:00

Stop Bath: 1:00

Fix: 5:00

Rinse: 10:00

Total Time: 28:00

Pre-soak (min):

Stop Bath (min):

Fix (min):

Rinse (min):

Adjustments

Temperature:

20°C

Push/Pull Adjustment:

0 stops

Agitation Reminder:

Development Timer

00:00

Current step: Not started

Working Chemical Dilutions & Stock Life

Developer	Working Dilution	Stock Life	Notes
D-76	1:1	6 months	Life improves in full bottles
HC-110	Dilution B (1:31)	2+ years	Syrupy concentrate very stable
	Dilution E (1:47)	2+ years	For lower contrast
	Dilution H (1:63)	2+ years	For stand development
XTOL	Stock	2-3 months	Sudden death - test before critical use
	1:1	2-3 months	More economical
Rodinal	1:25	Decades	High acutance, pronounced grain
	1:50	Decades	Standard development
DD-X	1:4	6 months	Professional choice, fine grain
Microphen	Stock	6 months	Best for push processing
	1:1	6 months	Normal development
Pyrocat-HD	1:1:100	1 year (A), 6 months (B)	Excellent for alternative processes
ID-11	Stock	6 months	Similar to D-76
	1:1	6 months	Economy option
Perceptol	Stock	4 months	Ultra-fine grain
	1:1	4 months	Extended development

Notes:

School is not Enough

Mon, 28 Oct 2024 12:59:00 -0600

An AI Horror Story

Wed, 23 Oct 2024 00:00:00 -0600

So I’m reading the teachers subreddit for my daily dose of misery and sense of doom about the future when I come across an unusually worded comment.

As an educator, I’ve got to agree - while crystals and essential oils can be lovely, they won’t replace a solid IEP or therapy. Let’s save the throwing for the baseball field, not the classroom!

~ /u/mohsinali- (343 Karma pre Suspension)

This comment reeked of ChatGPT. This is exactly the way an un-tuned AI writes, so I follow the rabbit hole downward to see what this is all about.

(Almost) Everything You Need to Run a Blog

Mon, 21 Oct 2024 00:00:00 -0600

We’re living in the cyber dark ages. The primary way most people interact with the internet is through social media. This is the default space people not only listen to others, but also try to make their voices heard - which is sad, because social media isn’t very good for that.

It is liberating to have complete control of your own cyberspace. I’ve been running lagomor.ph, or some derivative of it, for almost ten years, and it’s been an incredibly fulfilling project - Without it, I would have missed out on countless opportunities to express myself and interact with interesting people - the number of friends I have made on account of this blog are countless.

Ricotta Cheese is a PsyOp

Wed, 07 Aug 2024 00:00:00 -0600

I categorically refuse to believe anybody actually enjoys ricotta cheese. For those unfamiliar, this Italian cheese comes out of a mistaken way to boil milk in the Bronze age, and for some reason hundreds of years later, it’s still an ingredient people try to eat.

It’s tasteless, so all you really have to go off of is its texture, which is chewy, grainy, and offputting - it has the same consistency of curdled milk (because it is), except unlike curdled milk we’ve somehow been convinced we’re supposed to eat it.

Timewaste Tracker for Reddit & Youtube

Wed, 07 Aug 2024 00:00:00 -0600

It is incredibly easy to waste time. It is particularly sinister that certain corporations are dedicated to distracting me and wasting my time, when it is in fact a limited resource.

I do not need to be spending on Reddit or Youtube, being sucked down random rabbit holes of wholy useless information.

However, blocking them outright is not effective, as often useful information is gated on Reddit, so I’ll disable my blocker then get distracted.

Abbreviations 7x7

Wed, 10 Jul 2024 00:00:00 -0600

🧩 Download the .puz file

🖨️ Download the printable

They Don't Make It like They Used To

Wed, 10 Jul 2024 00:00:00 -0600

Nostalgia for the past has supplanted our yearnings for the future, becoming the default marketing tool for corporations. Instead of asking ‘what’s new?’, they ask ‘what have we done before that you liked?’. This trend transcends marketing tactics, reflecting a destabilizing era of remakes and reboots. Crucially, nostalgia is a finite resource, and its exhaustion bears unknown consequences.

Jean Baudrillard’s notions of simulacra and simulation offer a valuable framework for understanding this phenomenon. In the post-postmodern era, the line between reality and representation has blurred into hyperreality, where simulations precede and replace the real.

May Chaos Take The World

Tue, 11 Jun 2024 09:11:00 -0600

The Incredible Power of Oil & Steel

Tue, 07 May 2024 00:00:00 -0600

There is Teflon in your bloodstream.¹

Dupont knew about the toxicity of their chemicals since as far back as 1976, and to this day fight responsibility for their part in creating a ubiqitous chemical that does not naturally deteriorate. ²

The chemicals used in the production of Teflon (PFOAs and PFOs) were finally deemed toxic enough that DuPont, and the 13 other producers of it, don’t make it anymore - and have replaced it with New Teflon, and new chemicals. They claim these new chemicals are safe, despite the larger scientific body calling this into question³. To quote these scientists directly:

Three Dimensions - An Analysis

Thu, 18 Apr 2024 00:00:00 -0600

Marman & Borins “Three Dimensions” was a tri-installation pop-minimalist art exhibition open at Contemporary Calgary until March 17th, 2024, composed of three mini installations: Balancing Act, THX2020, and ABCD.

We wanted the viewer to walk away with ideas that we didn’t even think of when creating the work Jennifer Marman

All three installations were interesting, but “Balancing Act”, the first of the three, was most striking to me, and I would like to walk you through my own interpretation of it, filtered through the lens of my own biases and thought process.

Changing Grocery Shopping Habits

Tue, 26 Mar 2024 00:00:00 -0600

It is easy to forget how recent the phenomenon of the modern grocery store actually is - it only dates back to 1916, when the first Piggly Wiggly was opened in Memphis, Tennessee. Before that, grocers operated as “over the counter”, as in you would walk up to the counter at the front of the store, and ask the clerk to retrieve whatever quantity of items you actually needed, instead of wander around the store with a basket and select what you wanted from the shelves.

Samsara

Thu, 14 Mar 2024 12:52:00 -0600

Skiff - Or: Why Venture Capital is Bad for You

Mon, 12 Feb 2024 00:00:00 -0700

Around a year ago, I decided to shutdown my self-hosted email service after running it for about ten years. My choice in doing such was simply cost related - for the scale of email I was processing, it was not viable to run my own servers to do as such, accounting for time in maintenance and ensuring deliverability. At the time, Skiff mail had been around for around two years, and offered an extremely price competive option for far less than I would be able to setup myself, with more features then I was able to offer, so I made the (incredibly infrastructurly challenging) choice of migrating my mail services over to Skiff.

Using Tailscale in builds.sr.ht

Mon, 05 Feb 2024 12:09:00 -0700

Using Tailscale inside your builds on sr.ht are a little trickier then you might expect, since it’s done in a way thats counter to how Tailscale outlines the process of using it in CI inside their own docs. I had to learn this the hard way trying to get my own .builds.yml configured for this very blog, as the server it’s hosted on can only be accessed outside of HTTPS via the tailnet, and am now able to pass this knowledge onto you.

Kentucky Fried Zero - Part Three

Wed, 24 Jan 2024 14:36:00 -0700

This is the third part of our analysis of Kentucky Route Zero. Original by Magnus Hildebrandt, translation by Josefiene Pertosa

Lateness, delayed projects and the kind of Faustian bargains one strikes in order to not have to give up. Just as we did in the previous parts, we will once again delve deep into the background of and inspiration for Cardboard Computer’s surrealistic adventure. This time it’s about mathematics, romantic poetry, Olivia Newton-John and why Heaven on Earth is almost always destined to fail. Before we go on, here is your obligatory spoiler warning. First spoiler: Olivia Newton-John will not make an appearance.

Kentucky Fried Zero - Part Two

Wed, 24 Jan 2024 14:36:00 -0700

This is the second part of an Analysis of Kentucky Route Zero

Original by Magnus Hildebrandt, translation by Dennis Kogel

Welcome back, welcome back, I hope you thoroughly enjoyed the short break, had some lively small talk and tried some of our criminally overprized canapés. But break’s over, so please head back to your seats, because the second act of Kentucky Route Zero is about to start.

Is the internet dead? Are we?

Mon, 22 Jan 2024 18:46:00 -0700

Daily Carry 2024

Mon, 22 Jan 2024 00:00:00 -0700

I maintain a living document called my things list, where I track all the different tools and such that I use in my daily life. I try to update this when I remember to, throughout the year, but I also thought it might be interesting to track how my daily carry changes over time. So, here is what I usually have in my pockets as of the start of 2024.

What I Wear

I am supposed to wear glasses when reading or at the computer, but I often forget to do so.¹ These glasses are Ollie Quinn Arlo’s. I also have a sunglasses set from them - the Noramy - which are discontinued.

Christine Emba: Rethinking Sex

Thu, 18 Jan 2024 15:32:00 -0700

I have a lot of thoughts about this book but I’ll try to keep this brief.

To start, this book has a very odd citation format. The author directly cites journalists, blog posts, magazine surveys directly in line, but then deeper resources, ie Academic Studies, Medical Journals, are cited at the back of the book - and not many are cited compared to how many Journalists are. This creates a problem where many times in the book the author will say something along the lines of “many studies show…” but not actually directly link to a study.

Make Certbot Certs Readable by Non-Root Users

Tue, 09 Jan 2024 18:23:00 -0700

John Micklethwait: The Company

Fri, 05 Jan 2024 15:46:00 -0700

While occasionally simplistic and revisionist, The Company is a fascinating foray into the history of human organization, corporate profits, and human society.

An interesting reminder that things have not always been the way they are, humanity pushes forward through progress and chaos alike, and shows that even in the largest bureaucratic machines in the world, any choice can be traced back to an individual.

Gator On A Bike on Paper

Wed, 03 Jan 2024 13:32:00 -0700

Musical equivalent of having a tooth pulled out at the dentist and then having to walk a mile home. Love it.

Favorite track: Bring me a berban.

Resolutions 2024

Mon, 01 Jan 2024 00:00:00 -0700

Wow. What a year. There were many challenges and I accomplished little. The irony that it was the year of the rabbit is not lost on me.

I’d like to thank all my friends and various associates for being a guiding light this year, as it would have been a lot more harrowing to do this one alone.

Anyways, good riddance - here’s an outline of what I intend to accomplish by the end of this year. Resolutions, if you will.

A Quick and Brutal Match

Fri, 08 Dec 2023 15:15:00 -0700

I’ve had the ability to post chess games on this blog for a while but have found few games I have really wanted to highlight - this one is one I’m proud of.

Hopefully I’ll be willing to start posting losses I’m proud of, too.

Unlocking the Bootloader on the Kyocera 902KC

Tue, 05 Dec 2023 15:30:00 -0700

There have been mixed reports of people managing to unlock the bootloader on the Kyocera 902KC. I’ve done some extensive research on unlocking and rooting this phone and I’d like to outline all my findings here.

Being able to unlock the bootloader on the Kyocera 902KC would be a huge boon for usability in North America, as it would mean you could sideload the microG services, allowing you to utilize maps properly, as well as any apps that rely on Google Play Services in order to function.

French Republican Calendar Tools

Mon, 20 Nov 2023 00:00:00 -0700

I believe that in all facets of life, anything taken for granted should be examined. For me, this includes how I think about and interface with time. Since beginning research into this topic a few years ago, the French Republican Calendar has continued to fascinate and delight me, so much so to the point that I use decimal time and the republican calendar as my default method of tracking time in my personal life.

Catitecture

Sun, 05 Nov 2023 12:46:00 -0700

Writing in Typst

Thu, 19 Oct 2023 21:52:00 -0600

Digital Minimalism: Kyocera 902KC

Tue, 17 Oct 2023 00:00:00 -0600

In August of this year, I deleted Twitter off of my phone, after what I found to be the final straw after months of garbage policy changes enforced by the rich egg who now owns the site.

While I have been using a minimal smartphone for years - that is to say, a smartphone with as few apps as I “felt possible” (more on that later) - what I found after deleting my main digital narcotic was that instead of spending less time on my phone as I expected, I was instead spending just blankly staring at my phone before either reading the news or finding some other way to waste time.

Laundry & The Responsibility of Search Engines

Thu, 12 Oct 2023 00:00:00 -0600

I’d like to take you on a journey through the world of scams, laundry, and search engines.

In 2016, Foldimate, a California based startup, showed the world a laundry folding robot - it was the size of a washing machine, with a slot in the top for garments that would be mechanically folded and then passed down into a tidy stack at the bottom.

I watched Foldimate with great interest, for you see, of all the daily chores of life that one must accomplish, folding laundry is the one I hate the most, put off the longest, and have tried to - mostly failing - hack my way out of for decades. I was (and honestly still am) the primary target market of this, frankly, very silly machine.

New Bump Mural

Fri, 06 Oct 2023 12:30:00 -0600

Walked down a street in an opposite direction then I normally do and discovered a grand new mural on the opposite wall.

A Weapon to Surpass Metal Gear

Mon, 02 Oct 2023 11:50:00 -0600

The Internet Manifesto

Wed, 06 Sep 2023 21:46:00 -0600

The Death of the Search Engine

Tue, 22 Aug 2023 00:00:00 -0600

In the early days of Google and Yahoo the best hack for getting your website to the top of rankings was Keyword Stuffing. You’d make the font blend in with the background and jam in as many relevant (or in many cases completely irrelevant, depending on your intent) keywords as you possibly could. Your users couldn’t see them, but search engines could, and they’d push you up the rankings, since with so many keywords the website in question must be super relevant to what you’re looking for.

Quality of Letters to the Editor

Tue, 01 Aug 2023 10:20:00 -0600

I find reading letters to the editor enjoyable. I find a lot of good debate springs up in that column, and on the flip side, I find it hilarious how poor comment sections can get. I wonder if this is due to the greater degree of curation by print editors versus the cacophony of the vox populi. I wonder if this is a problem that could be solved on the internet. Is the barrier for entry too low on a website for quality to remain consistently high?

Webmentions for Deno

Wed, 26 Jul 2023 00:00:00 -0600

This is a straightforward webmention sending and endpoint discovery implementation. It has a single external dependency, which is Deno DOM. It uses this library to find the webmention endpoint within a page.

Putnam's Phrase Book

Fri, 07 Jul 2023 18:10:00 -0600

https://www.gutenberg.org/files/48441/48441-h/48441-h.htm

Webmention Deno!

Thu, 06 Jul 2023 15:38:00 -0600

Wrote a webmention library for Deno, it was good practice getting it to pass the test suite at webmention.rocks.

https://deno.land/x/webmention@v1.1

The next step is writing out a CLI tool that can completely replace (the now defunct) webmention.app.

Silly Little Jokes

Thu, 06 Jul 2023 11:28:00 -0600