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How h-entry, h-feed, and the rest of the MF2 vocabulary make articles, notes, and photos machine-readable without changing how they look.

Why I added IndieWeb support to this site, what it means in practice, and how identity verification works through rel=me and h-card.

How I protect email addresses and personal contact details on a static Astro site from harvesting bots, using a combination of Base64 obfuscation and a CSS RTL trick that also defends against copy-paste.

How Bridgy polls Bluesky for likes, reposts, and replies and sends them back as webmentions — so interactions on the syndicated copy appear on the original post.

Upgrading the WebMentions component from build-time-only to a hybrid model: static HTML renders instantly, a silent client-side fetch updates the count without a redeploy.

I was supposed to be in Bangkok today. I'm not.

How I built a script that keeps Flickr in sync with my site — uploading new photos, deleting removed ones, moving photos between albums, and writing Flickr IDs back into sidecar files.

Three new content sections built on Astro content collections — short-form notes, a curated link log, and a unified chronological archive.

A single boolean flag in the frontmatter separates navigational collection nodes from publishable photo sets — keeping the archive clean without adding structural complexity.

How the photos section grew from flat albums into a recursive collection hierarchy with nested routes, breadcrumbs, and a tag browsing system.