I mean if they probably aren’t going to read it, why should she have to write it? I’ve written some cover letters that I’m downright proud of, and I’m pretty sure I’m the only person who ever read them or I’d at least get called out for the Diogenes references
Jumpy Dog and Bouncy Dog both enjoy the additional walk opportunities presented by the weekend. This time around Bouncy Dog was very keen on bringing the chew toy along.
two leashed black chihuahua mix dogs looking with interest to their left; one of the dogs has a plastic bone chew toy in his mouth
A modern classless CSS framework inspired by the typefaces of Matthew Carter
Carter is responsible for Georgia and Verdana fonts. The idea is a clean minimal theme, based on SuperMinimalCSS, which emphasizes these two widely available fonts.
Most of the weekend’s been cleaning up old posts, replacing workarounds and Hugo shortcodes with Markdown that a render hook can handle. That simplifies things on the PKM side, and will eventually simplify them on the publishing side as well. You’ll be able to see my progress as backlink lists start growing.
Working on the export thing. Adding logic to skip private notes. Mostly because I’m more about allowlists than blocklists when I publish, even something as intentionally sloppy and organic as this iteration of Random Geekery.
“Some of them had a good reason [not to start using AI tools by the end of the week] because they were just getting back from a trip or something,” Armstrong said. “Some of them didn’t, and they got fired.”
I mean. No company really lives up to their mission statement, right?
However you want to draw a cloud, it’s cool. It’s valid. The actual sky will one-up you for surrealism.
large dark clouds overlapping orange sunset, framed between two trees; wispy pinkish lavender clouds against darkening blue sky forms a backdrop for the whole scene
@randomgeek fyi, the content:encoded field of your rss feed has relative links and image urls, while the description feed has absolute links.
Now I remember why I got into the habit of always using .Permalink instead of .RelPermalink in Hugo. .Permalink includes host portion—https://randomgeekery.org/note/2025-08-21/—which is helpful in contexts like RSS feed generation. .RelPermalink gives a server-relative path like /note/2025-08-21/.
Haven’t really thought about it for a while, so I forgot why and eventually forgot the habit.
