The massive Kausfiles Rebuild Project is in theory complete. The unheated Venice warehouse, once filled with surly millennial coders,** lies silent, its floor littered with empty bottles of $12 juice. ….
The purpose of the rebuild is to (again) mix tweets with blog items, a rebellion against the disastrous early Word Press era in which blog posts became discrete, pompous hey-link-to-me declarations. Ben Smith may think this was the golden age of blogging. To me it was the beginning of the end. …
I’m sure I’ll screw things up for a while. There will still be many more tweets than blog items, though a) I’ll try to write more of the latter especially since b) it should now be possible to easily expand tweets into short (or long) blog entries. Will escaping the 140 character limitation make them better or worse? I actually don’t know. Could be worse! It’s awfully easy to kill a tweet with improvements.
** — The tech work was actually performed by John Keegan of Rackshare. I recommend him. …
I am a big fan. Only half the people understand me when I say I am a “Mickey Kaus Republican”. I wish you were running the DHS legal shop.
i am a fan the way one is a fan of an outdoor thermometer in winter in Northern Minnesota. One is constantly looking at it for how bad things are. It does reflect a sort of reality, but one recalls fondly that the reality used to be better. After a while, one begins to view the thermometer itself with a measure of odium, … but one still looks.
i am a fan the way one is a fan of an outdoor thermometer in winter in Northern Minnesota. One is constantly looking at it for how bad things are. It does reflect a sort of reality, but one recalls fondly that the reality used to be better. After a while, one begins to view the thermometer itself with a measure of odium, … but one still looks.