Issue 81: Controlled Digital Interlibrary Lending, Gamers Revolt Against NFTs, and Cats
Alan the cat Wednesday night with a cat on the lap, composing the next day’s Thursday Threads. How could life get any bet...
Alan the cat Wednesday night with a cat on the lap, composing the next day’s Thursday Threads. How could life get any bet...
Late last year, I had my AT&T Uverse residential gateway replaced. For reasons that truly baffle me, AT&T has decided that they are going to run uns...
Welcome to issue 80 of Thursday Threads. I’m so happy many of you chose to stick around and greetings to all of the new subscribers. To those that received m...
Success! Four parts plus a half (or a “re-do”” of part 2): Ramp up automation for adding reading sources to Obsidian Refactor the process of building ...
Welcome to the re-inaugural issue of DLTJ Thursday Threads. Counting backward, there were 78 previous issues (all by the most recent still need to be convert...
So it has been quiet here for a couple of days. Rest assured: the quietness comes from heads-down work, not from giving up. Here are the refactor-DLTJ activi...
Okay, a half-step backward to fix something I broke yesterday. As I described earlier this year, this static website blog uses the Webmention protocol to no...
Look at that! Progress is being made down the list of to-dos for this blog in order to start the new year on a fresh footing. As you might recall from the ...
As 2021 comes to a close, I’ve been thinking about this blog and my own “personal knowledge management” tools. It is time for some upgrades to both. The ne...
Last month, EDUCAUSE published its Top 10 IT Issues for 2022 with the subtitle “The Higher Education We Deserve”. To reach the top 10, EDUCAUSE members were ...
Code4Lib Journal (C4LJ) editor here. Becky Yoose’s Twitter thread has stirred up a great deal of attention to an article published yesterday. This post has m...
When I converted this blog from WordPress to a static site generated with Jekyll in 2018, I lost the ability for readers to make comments. At the time, I th...