rss // subscribe

the feed

subscribe via rss // no email required // no account // just a feed reader

feed url https://yourname.net/feed.xml

// how to subscribe

// recent items

Why I Stopped Using Frameworks And Started Enjoying The Web Again

There's something quietly radical about opening a text editor and writing HTML by hand. No build step. No node_modules folder eating your hard drive.

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Portfolio Site v2 is Live

Rebuilt from scratch. Kodak slide viewer, grunge aesthetic, zero frameworks.

Building a Static Site Generator in 60 Lines of Python

Who needs Jekyll when you have a text file and some mild stubbornness.

On Buying a Broken 4-Track and Learning to Love Tape Hiss

A Tascam 414 MKII, a busted pinch roller, and the best-sounding recording I ever made.

RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is a way to subscribe to websites without giving anyone your email address. You use a "feed reader" app — paste in a feed URL, and new posts show up automatically. It's been around since 1999. It still works. It doesn't track you. It's not owned by anyone. It's one of the best things about the internet and it never went away, people just forgot about it.