Wouldn’t it be cool with a shortcut from your blog post directly to its entry on the Micro.blog timeline? Like a “Reply on Micro.blog” link. You can have that!
🎲 Surprise me! has graduated from beta to the official directory. It's a "take me to a random post" plug-in for your blog. Pretty fun!
And, in case you missed it, ✍️ Reply by email is there as well.
2022-01-05 22:17:09 +0100
See that 🎲 Surprise me! link in the screenshot above? Every time it's clicked, the visitor is taken to a random post in the archive. You can have this too! Just install my new Micro.blog plug-in.
2022-01-04 23:24:21 +0100Computed tomography scans of old Game Boys made me smile today. 🕹
2022-01-03 16:35:31 +0100Sanna made this delicious celeriac soup for us today. Mmm! Topped with browned butter, dill, and hazelnuts. So tasty. 😋
A beta version of my new plug-in, Conversation on Micro.blog, is now available. If you want a "Reply on Micro.blog" link on your blog posts and are brave enough, check out the installation instructions.
Want "reply on Micro.blog" links on your blog? I have a working prototype running on my blog.
Should I pack this up as a plug-in? Let me know if you're interested in helping out with testing.
Humans, exploiting the fact that Lake Viken is currently frozen. 🧊
My Reply by email plug-in is now available in the official directory. 🎉 Check it out if you want an easy way for your readers to comment on your blog posts using their default email app. Thanks, @manton.
It's book launch day! My favorite author (and soulmate) just released her first short story collection. Does cozy Swedish horror pique your curiosity? Then go check out Sanna Lund's Arkiv för upphittade anteckningar. For yourself or a friend. 📚
Hate typing on keyboards? Miss fiddling with pens and pencils? Wish you could publish a handwritten note to Micro.Blog? Thanks to Shortcuts and Live Text on iOS 15, you can go from scribbles to blog post in seconds! 🖋
2021-11-26 15:24:59 +0100Bent over backward to get this view of Saint Katarina's church ruin in Visby. No matter how hard I tried, I couldn't get this shot straight. My back must be crooked. 😅
Not for me, but maybe something for the 🖋️ community to checkout? 😊
A new way to build websites with pen & paper.
Start a tiny website from your notebook.
2021-11-11 22:06:39 +0100Are you yearning for a feel-good quick read about a bunch of quirky people repairing printers and other Apple hardware? Of course, you are! It would be best if you read LaserWriter Ⅱ by Tamara Shopsin. 📚
A couple of weeks ago, I finished Bubble. A nicely illustrated, action-packed, sci-fi adventure; seasoned with a pinch of social satire. The elevator pitch? Hmm. 🤔 Monster-hunting in a gig economy graphic novel! 📚
Here in Sweden, the word hygge is a clear-cut area in a forest. So that can cause confusion in conversations with our neighbors in Denmark and Norway. 😊
I love discovering the less talked about features in new iOS releases, like that you can get cozy rain and dark noise playing in your ears. 🤩 Set it up by going to ⚙️ Settings️ → Accessibility → Audio/Visual → Background Sounds.
What gems have you found in iOS 15?
2021-09-21 16:18:40 +0200Our favorite late-afternoon-wine spot on the in-laws' porch. The weather was exceptional this weekend. The garden view was… interesting. 😅
Just before sundown yesterday, we packed the camera and gear in a knapsack and biked to the edge of the forest. Then, by foot, we followed a trail to this spot. Sanna needed material for a new photography course. I tagged along for company, coffee, and a beautiful sunset. 😊
Today I read Everything's Fine by Matthew Pridham. 📚 You know that meme of a dog getting engulfed in flames while proclaiming that everything is fine? Well, Pridham's short story takes on the same theme, in a way. Loved it!
Another one from our trip to Haväng; a mini-wave coming for iPhone 12 mini. 😅 No smartphones were harmed in the making of this video. 🌊
2021-09-05 22:33:52 +0200This sticker was waiting for me in the postbox. Look at that beauty! 🤩 Thanks, @jean.
Close to where I tried photographing waves the other day lies this shed called Vedalaboden. It's an old ålabod; a place to take shelter and store gear when fishing for eel.
Yesterday. A trip to Haväng for a swim in the Baltic Sea. 🗺 We also caught waves on our image sensors. As one can imagine, Sanna had no troubles. Me, on the other hand. Well, let's just say my sensor ended up more below water than above.
Today, our MINI Cooper SE passed a funny milestone: 23,456 kilometers on the road. 🎉 Powered by wind, water, and solar. 🔋 Tomorrow, it will take us to the hills of Brösarp. 🗺 Keep it up, Skogsbullebilen!
Four months ago, we visited Åkulla beech forests and stumbled upon this spectacular view during our walk. The hiker in the photo is Sanna, and the hill she just conquered is called Hiaklitten.
The other day, @zorn mentioned ROM hacking which threw me back to the summer of 2018. One hot evening, I asked myself: what if Tetris only had the straight tetromino? So, I fired up my hex editor and hacked together this thing. 😅 🎮
Feel these words: bulletin board systems, dial-up noises, Commodore, and Nintendo. Now, this sentence: "a comic about '90s kids making bad decisions over the early internet".
Yep, you should add Incredible Doom on your to-read pile. 📚
Let's see if we can transform these ingredients into a tasty lunch. The frozen chunks may look like sorbet, but it's not. Homemade chicken stock and… cava. 🍾
This grandfather clock means the world to me. If you open the pendulum door and peek inside, you will find a piece of paper with typewritten words. Signed by my grandpa. The clock was a gift to him from his wife in 1961.
Every tick-tock reminds me of them.
Kantarellpizza: chanterelle, gruyère, and truffle mayo pizza. Mmm. 😋 What kind of pizza are you eating tonight? 🍕
Would you like links to the previous and next posts on your Micro.blog? I put up a short tutorial on the Help center yesterday. Check it out!
My view outside our kitchen window right before bedtime yesterday. Installing pipes for district heating looks like hard work! The folks down there worked through the night and were still at it when I drank my first cup of coffee in the morning.
Sanna read a couple of pages from The Labyrinth to me during breakfast this morning. Is it possible to start the day off in a cozier way? I don't think so. 😊 Reading aloud to each other is underrated.
