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Sharing buttons for Bluesky

Sharing buttons for Bluesky

⏳tldr: it is simple to add a basic sharing link for Bluesky to your webpages, but it's also rather manual. Have a flutter with a little JavaScript to make things really fly. Bluesky's action intent links can be used to create "Share on Bluesky"

The worst petting zoo in history

The worst petting zoo in history

There's a "farm" on Portland, Dorset that advertises itself as a fun day out for the family. It's terrifying. It's also on top of a prison. It is literally on top of the prison; the prison is underground, built into the side

Managing 404 errors on your website

Managing 404 errors on your website

🔎There is so much stuff written about search engines and search engine optimisation, some of it's wrong, and some of it just isn't clear—and the topic gets confusing very quickly. If your focus is on Google, then the best thing to do is just look

Simple "sign-up" pop-up for Ghost

building with ghost

Simple "sign-up" pop-up for Ghost

💡This is a quick post to support something I am writing on the Ghost forum, as I needed a demo 😄 Folks often ask how to force a "sign up now" pop-up on their Ghost site. This is a design choice, so it falls into themes and customisation rather

Sleeve notes for Dubber's #brumsanta CD

personal web archaeology

Christmas on Twitter, 2011

In Christmas 2011 Dubber made a mix tape for his friends, specifically his friends on Twitter. I don't fully remember the mechanics of how this all came together but it's the sort of hopeful, low key, ephemeral, and real thing that used to come about through

Bring out your dead... I cleaned out a decade of "read later" links from Safari

personal web archaeology

Bring out your dead... I cleaned out a decade of "read later" links from Safari

In a fit of Spring cleaning, I closed 380 open tabs on my mobile Safari (hopefully I've found whichever tab was refreshing itself constantly and draining my battery) which led me into the black hole of my Safari "read later" list. It was quite an adventure