This site is meant to be more like a mind map, less like a blog (there is a "blog" but it's only one section). Most pages have a 'navbar' but they don't all have the same links in it. Pages might look different from each other, they'll have different layout and design and it will probably change often. The idea is that it is encouraged to explore the site as one whole, integral thing, not just find some relevant piece of information and get out (not that there is a lot of "useful" information here, mostly just my ramblings). So explore at your leisure.
A big part of the site is about the Web Revival/Indie Web movement. But it's also a place where I dump my unorganized thoughts, new and old writings, passing interests and what not.
Yes, I wrote one of those little indie web "manifestos" too!
© Photo by me.
In the future I'll keep adding new articles and sections. There will also be a few more things in Spanish. It is, after all, my native language, but for some reason, English feels more like the native language of the Internet. Here's what I've done so far:
- 11 things that suck about the internet today
- Blog Updated 10/29/24
- Educación en casa
- Books I'm currently reading (Not very up-to-date)
- Distro Hopping
- Linux Tinkering
- Stoicism
- CSS Deep Dive. Work in progress, updated 10/25/2024
- Indie Web Manifesto (1997) by le minirézo
- A Declaration of the Independence of Cyberspace (1996) by John Perry Barlow
In the near future you can expect to see a bunch more content. I'm mostly done editing the layout and design —for now ... or maybe not. I'm not aiming for perfect, just to get to a somewhat "stable" place— I'll write more and maybe also dig up some old writings from the backup hard drive and dump it all here.