Very cold walk this morning
Currently reading: Mystery in Rocky Mountain National Park by Aaron Johnson. One or two chapters a night to the kids at bedtime. The whole family is enjoying it. Excited to continue the series 📚
After almost 4 years of back and forth I finally pulled the trigger on buying a keyboard case for my Samsung Galaxy Tab S7. I’ve mostly just got it set up so far but it’s been pleasant to use. The track pad isn’t the best thing in the world but other than that it’s been a great experience.
Modified my mnml theme to use some Catppuccin colors. Still might play around with it some more buti like it so far.
Was interested by this post and planning am on trying and make my feed pages a little more web friendly. Some searching in the micro.blog help pages provide some details on how to implement that here. Going to give it a shot when I get some time.
How to style the RSS feed? help.micro.blog
Micro.blog Help Center https://help.micro.blog/t/how-to-style-the-rss-feed/2833
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First day back at work after taking some time for the holidays. Saw that [Ghostty](https://ghostty.org/) terminal was released so downloaded and have it a try. Seems pretty good out of the box but I’m not sure it’s giving me a compelling reason to switch from my current terminal kitty
The more I publish the better I’m getting at understanding how formatting works across different distribution channels. Micro.blog handles it all well but different Bluesky and Mastodon clients handle titles and images differently. Seems like if I want things to display well downstream the best way to handle it is to not set a title and just include a markdown title in the body.
## RSS Newsletters and Reading-It-Later For reading and following content online I’ve been a big user of RSS for about 15 years and have refined a solid OPML file that has carried over from app to app. This is one of the great things about a simple and well supported open standard. I can pick up and move whenever I want. Or whenever an application I’m using no longer fits my needs (or shuts down).
## Favorite Games of 2024 Managed to save up enough credit card rewards to cover the purchase of a SteamDeck OLED in April of 2024. It completely changed my ability to play games. Rather than being tied to one spot in the house, I could play anywhere. The other great thing is the ability to just pause the game and turn the screen off and I can quickly pick it up and put it down.
RSS Newsletters and Reading-It-Later: https://digitallyadrift.com/2025/01/05/rss-newsletters-and-readingitlater.html