.gitattributes

@@ -1,5 +1,3 @@
 *.jpg filter=lfs diff=lfs merge=lfs -text
 *.jpeg filter=lfs diff=lfs merge=lfs -text
 *.pxm filter=lfs diff=lfs merge=lfs -text
-*.mov filter=lfs diff=lfs merge=lfs -text
-*.mp4 filter=lfs diff=lfs merge=lfs -text

.gitignore

@@ -1,4 +1,3 @@
-LightroomExports/
 node_modules/
 public/
 /documentation/mirrors/

Makefile

@@ -21,11 +21,9 @@ site:
 	hugo --buildFuture --enableGitInfo --destination "$(BUILD_DIR)"
 
 deploy: site
-	@echo "Removing .DS_Store files from $(DEPLOY_LOCATION)"
-	find "$(BUILD_DIR)" -name .DS_Store -print -delete
 	@echo "Deploying to $(DEPLOY_LOCATION)"
 	rsync -avz --no-times --no-perms --delete "$(BUILD_DIR)/" "$(DEPLOY_LOCATION)"
-	git tag -f $(shell ./scripts/website deployment next-tag)
+	git tag -f deploy-$(shell date +%Y-%m-%d)
 
 deployall: nethack deploy
 
@@ -40,5 +38,13 @@ endif
 nethack-commit: $(NETHACK_LOGFILE_DATA_FILE)
 	if ! git diff --quiet $<; then git commit -m "Update Nethack logfile for $(HOSTNAME)" -- $<; fi
 
+weeknotes: YEAR=$(shell date '+%Y')
+weeknotes: WEEK_NUMBER=$(shell date '+%V')
+weeknotes: UPCOMING_SUNDAY=$(shell scripts/weeknotes show --date)
+weeknotes: PAGE_PATH=$(shell scripts/weeknotes show)
+weeknotes: $(PAGE_PATH)
+	hugo new -k weeknotes --clock "$(UPCOMING_SUNDAY)" -c "$(CONTENT_PATH)" "$(PAGE_PATH)"
+	sed -I -e "s/%%WEEK_NUMBER%%/$(WEEK_NUMBER)/" "$(PAGE_PATH)"
+
 clean:
 	rm -rf "$(BUILD_DIR)/"

archetypes/link.md

@@ -1,9 +0,0 @@
----
-title: "{{ replace .Name "-" " " | title }}"
-slug: link-{{ .Name }}
-date: {{ .Date }}
-categories: links
-draft: true
-tags: []
----
-

archetypes/weeknotes.md

@@ -1,10 +1,9 @@
 ---
-title: "Notes on {{ time.Now.Format "2006" }}W%%WEEK_NUMBER%%"
+title: "Weeknotes for {{ time.Now.Format "2006" }}W%%WEEK_NUMBER%%"
 slug: weeknotes-{{ time.Now.Format "2006" }}w%%WEEK_NUMBER%%
-date: {{ .Date | time.Format "2006-01-02" }}
+date: {{ .Date }}
 categories: weeknotes
-tags:
+tags: []
-  - Weeknotes
 draft: true
 ---
 

assets/css/099_format_tweaks.css

@@ -1,18 +0,0 @@
-
-
-
-
-
-/************************
- * PARAGRAPH-SPACED LIST
- ************************/
-
-p + .paragraph-spaced-list {
-  margin-block-start: var(--space-paragraph);
-}
-
-.paragraph-spaced-list {
-  li + li {
-    margin-block-start: var(--space-paragraph);
-  }
-}

assets/scripts/rubiks/scrambler.js

@@ -1,123 +0,0 @@
-class RubiksCubeScrambler extends HTMLElement {
-    static #RandomMoveHysteresisMaxLength = 2;
-
-    #shadowRoot;
-    #movesListElement;
-
-    #numberOfMovesToGenerate = 25;
-
-    constructor() {
-        super();
-        this.#shadowRoot = this.attachShadow({ mode: "open" });
-    }
-
-    scramble() {
-        console.log("Randomizing Rubik's cube...");
-
-        const movesList = this.#movesListElement;
-
-        while (movesList.childElementCount > this.#numberOfMovesToGenerate) {
-            movesList.removeChild(movesList.lastChild);
-        }
-
-        let randomMoveHysteresis = [];
-
-        for (let i = 0; i < this.#numberOfMovesToGenerate; i++) {
-            const randomMove = this.#randomMove(randomMoveHysteresis);
-
-            let moveItem;
-            if (i < movesList.childElementCount) {
-                moveItem = movesList.children[i];
-            } else {
-                moveItem = document.createElement("li");
-                movesList.appendChild(moveItem);
-            }
-
-            moveItem.classList.add("scrambler__move");
-            moveItem.classList.remove("scrambler__move--start", "scrambler__move--end");
-
-            if (randomMove.includes("2")) {
-                moveItem.classList.add("scrambler__move--start");
-            } else if (randomMove.includes("'")) {
-                moveItem.classList.add("scrambler__move--end");
-            }
-
-            moveItem.innerText = randomMove;
-        }
-    }
-
-    #randomMove(hysteresis) {
-        const faces = "FBLRUD";
-
-        let move;
-        do {
-            move = faces.charAt(Math.floor(Math.random() * faces.length));
-        } while (hysteresis && hysteresis.includes(move));
-
-        if (hysteresis) {
-            hysteresis.unshift(move);
-            while (hysteresis.length > RubiksCubeScrambler.#RandomMoveHysteresisMaxLength) {
-                hysteresis.pop();
-            }
-        }
-        
-        const modifierFactor = Math.random();
-        if (modifierFactor < 0.33333) {
-            move = "2" + move;
-        } else if (modifierFactor < 0.666666) {
-            move = move + "'";
-        }
-
-        return move;
-    }
-
-    #removeAllMoves() {
-        const element = this.#movesListElement;
-        while (element.hasChildNodes()) {
-            element.removeChild(element.lastChild);
-        }
-    }
-
-    // MARK: Custom Element
-
-    connectedCallback() {
-        let template = document.getElementById("rubiks-cube-scrambler-template");
-        console.assert(template, "Couldn't find RubiksCubeScrambler component template in the document");
-
-        const shadowRoot = this.#shadowRoot;
-        shadowRoot.appendChild(template.content.cloneNode(true));
-
-        this.#movesListElement = shadowRoot.querySelector(".scrambler__move-list");
-
-        shadowRoot
-            .querySelector("button[name='scramble']")
-            .addEventListener("click", () => this.scramble());
-
-        const patternLengthInputElement = shadowRoot.querySelector(".scrambler__pattern-length > input");
-        patternLengthInputElement.value = this.#numberOfMovesToGenerate;
-        patternLengthInputElement.addEventListener("input", event => {
-            try {
-                const integerValue = parseInt(event.target.value);
-                this.#numberOfMovesToGenerate = integerValue;
-            } catch (e) {
-                console.error("Non-integer value of pattern length field", e);
-            }
-        });
-
-        this.scramble();
-    }
-
-    attributeChangedCallback(name, oldValue, newValue) {
-        console.debug("RubiksCubeScrambler attribute changed", name, oldValue, newValue);
-        if (name === "count") {
-            try {
-                let newIntValue = parseInt(newValue);
-                this.#numberOfMovesToGenerate = newIntValue;
-            } catch (e) {
-                console.error("`count` attribute should have an integer value.", e);
-            }
-        }
-    }
-}
-
-window.customElements.define("rubiks-cube-scrambler", RubiksCubeScrambler);

config/_default/permalinks.yaml

@@ -1,3 +1,2 @@
 blog: blog/:year/:month/:slug/
 photos: photos/:year/:month/:slug/
-twitter: twitter/:year/:month/:slug/

config/_default/privacy.yaml

@@ -1,2 +1,2 @@
-x:
+twitter:
   enableDNT: true

config/_default/services.yaml

@@ -1,2 +1,2 @@
-x:
+twitter:
   disableInlineCSS: true

content/_index.es.md

@@ -1,20 +1,8 @@
 ---
+title: Eryn Rachel Wells
 layout: single
-draft: true
-params:
-  renderHeadingAnchors: false
 ---
 
-¡Hola! Me llamo Eryn Wells. Este es mi sitio web. ¡Bienvenidos!
+{{< nobreak >}}Ingeniera de software,{{< /nobreak >}}
-
+alfarera, música, y
-
+{{< nobreak >}}nerd en general.{{< /nobreak >}}
-## Personal
-
-Soy mujer queer, 
-
-
-## Profesional
-
-Desde 2011, he trabajado como ingeniera de software en varios companías alrededor del área
-del Bahía de San Francisco. En 2016, me uní a [Apple][]. Hoy, trabajo en
-tecnologías que 

content/_index.md

@@ -6,61 +6,53 @@ params:
 
 Hi, I'm Eryn Wells. This is my website. Welcome!
 
-
 ## Latest
 
 Here are some of my most recent posts.
 
 {{< home/latest >}}
 
-
 ## Personal
 
-I'm a queer woman, {{< tess >}}' partner, and mom of [two cats][cats]. I
+I'm a queer trans woman, {{< tess >}}' partner, and mom of [two cats][cats]. I
 was born in Seattle, {{< abbr Washington >}}WA{{< /abbr >}} and grew up in
-Phoenix, {{< abbr Arizona >}}AZ{{< /abbr >}}. I attended [Oberlin College][]
+Phoenix, {{< abbr Arizona >}}AZ{{< /abbr >}}. I attended [Oberlin College][ob]
 where I got a degree in Computer Science. My pronouns are [she/her][pronouns]. 
 
 You can read more about me on my [about][ab] page, or [get in touch][where-am-i].
 
-
 ## Professional
 
 I've worked as a software engineer since 2011 for a variety of companies around
-the San Francisco Bay Area. I joined [Apple][] in 2016, where I currently work
+the San Francisco Bay Area. I joined [Apple][a] in 2016, where I currently work
 on password management and authentication technologies.
 
 My [résumé][r] has all the details.
 
-
 ## Hobbies
 
 When I'm not working, you can reliably find me hacking on this website or [some
-other coding project][src]. I'm also a musician: I play piano, Irish tin
+coding other project][gh]. I'm also a musician, and play piano, Irish tin
-whistle, and modular synthesizer. Occasionally I [record things][sc] or offer
+whistle, and modular synthesizer. Occasionally I [record][bc] [things][sc]. I
-them [for sale][sc]. I love outer space and astronomy; I will always get excited
+love outer space and astronomy; I will always get excited to look at the moon
-to look at the moon with you, or check out anything through a telescope. I enjoy
+with you, or check out anything through a telescope. I enjoy [photograhy][p],
-[photograhy][p], mostly as a travel hobby. And I've been practicing
+mostly as a travel hobby. And I've been practicing iaido, a traditional Japanese
-[iaidō][mjer], a traditional Japanese sword art, at [Nishi Kaigan Iaidō
+sword art, since early 2024. Other things I've been into include: bread baking,
-Dōjō][nkid] since early 2024. Other things I've been into include: bread baking,
 bicycling, calligraphy, ceramics, and knitting. 
 
-
+[a]: https://apple.com
-[Apple]: https://apple.com
 [ab]: {{< ref "/about" >}}
 [b]: {{< ref "/blog" >}}
 [bc]: https://erynwells.bandcamp.com/releases
 [cats]: {{< ref "/cats" >}}
 [eml]: mailto:Eryn%20Wells<eryn@erynwells.me>
-[src]: https://source.erynwells.me/eryn
+[gh]: https://github.com/erynofwales
 [ig]: https://www.instagram.com/erynofwales
 [m]: https://mastodon.social/@erynofwales
 [n]: {{< ref "/now" >}}
-[Oberlin College]: https://www.oberlin.edu
+[ob]: https://www.oberlin.edu
 [p]: {{< ref "/photos" >}}
 [pronouns]: http://pronoun.is/she
 [r]: {{< ref "/resume" >}}
 [sc]: https://soundcloud.com/purlsnbeeps
 [where-am-i]: {{< ref "/about/where-am-i" >}}
-[mjer]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mus%C5%8D_Jikiden_Eishin-ry%C5%AB
-[nkid]: https://iaido.org

content/about/_index.md

@@ -1,16 +1,17 @@
 ---
 title: "Hi! 👋🏻"
-layout: single
 resources:
   - name: me
     src: me.jpeg
     params:
-      alt: >
+      alt: "
-        Me, wearing a hat and smiling slightly, standing in front of a stone
+        Me, wearing a hat and smiling slightly, standing in front of a stone background.
-        background.
+      "
 ---
 
-{{% section class=content--small-right-column %}}
+{{% section class=flow %}}
+
+{{< circular_image id=me name=me class="float-right" width=200 >}}
 
 I'm Eryn. My pronouns are [she/her][p]. I'm a queer trans woman. I live in San
 Francisco, CA, on the unceded ancestral lands of the Ramaytush Ohlone people,
@@ -20,8 +21,6 @@ I attended [Oberlin College][ob] where I got a degree in Computer Science.
 
 I speak English natively, and Spanish too, though I always need more practice.
 
-{{< circular_image id=me name=me class="content--right-column" width=200 >}}
-
 {{% /section %}}
 
 ## Hobbies

content/about/where-am-i.md

@@ -3,16 +3,11 @@ title: "Where to Find Me"
 date: 2022-11-11T08:35:26-08:00
 ---
 
-Here's a list of places you can find me online. You can often find me on
+Here's a list of places you can find me online.
-services not listed here with the `erynofwales` or `erynrwells` handles.
 
 ## Social Media
 
-I'm really only on Instagram and Mastodon these days. My Twitter account is
+- Cohost: [@eryn](https://cohost.org/eryn)
-still live, as an archive, but I don't post on it or look at it. Ditto for
-Facebook.
-
-- Facebook: [erynofwales](https://www.facebook.com/erynofwales)
 - Instagram: [@erynofwales](https://instagram.com/erynofwales)
 - Mastodon: [@erynofwales](https://mastodon.social/@erynofwales)
 - Twitter: [@erynofwales](https://twitter.com/erynofwales)
@@ -20,10 +15,9 @@ Facebook.
 ## Content
 
 - Bandcamp: [erynwells](https://erynwells.bandcamp.com/releases)
-- GitHub: [erynofwales](https://github.com/erynofwales)
 - Soundcloud: [purlsnbeeps](https://soundcloud.com/purlsnbeeps)
-- StoryGraph: [erynrwells](https://app.thestorygraph.com/profile/erynrwells)
 - YouTube: [Eryn Wells](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWb2pTDlC27R1PucyUPrypA)
+- GitHub: [erynofwales](https://github.com/erynofwales)
 
 ## The Old Fashioned Way
 

content/blog/2023/netscape-meteors/index.md

@@ -26,13 +26,13 @@ Navigator "meteors" animation. This one has a special place in my head and
 heart because it is so clearly connected to my memories of discovering the
 web as a kid. Here it is in its original 60×60 px glory:
 
-{{< figures/image name=netscape60 shouldShowTitle=false size=small >}}
+{{< figures/image name=netscape60 shouldShowTitle=false >}}
 
 I started out doing some web searches that turned up several versions. One was
 promising but far too big: 400&times;400 px. Worse, after some shoddy resize
 attempts, the "pixels" had become rectangular.
 
-{{< figures/image name=rectangular-pixels shouldShowTitle=false size=small >}}
+{{< figures/image name=rectangular-pixels shouldShowTitle=false >}}
 
 This would not do.
 
@@ -81,10 +81,7 @@ that replaces those pixels with ones that match the surrounding pixels. Here's
 the modified 60&times;60 one and a bigger 240&times;240 px one, for good
 measure:
 
-{{< content-grid columns=2 >}}
+{{< figures/image names="netscape-modified60,netscape-modified240" shouldShowTitle=false >}}
-  {{< figures/image name="netscape-modified60" shouldShowTitle=false shouldResize=false size=small >}}
-  {{< figures/image name="netscape-modified240" shouldShowTitle=false shouldResize=false size=small >}}
-{{< /content-grid >}}
 
 <script src="https://mastodon.social/embed.js" async="async"></script>
 

content/blog/2023/pajaro-dunes/index.md

@@ -1,7 +1,8 @@
 ---
 title: "Pajaro Dunes"
 date: 2023-05-30T08:31:34-07:00
-tags: [Travel, Beaches, Tess, EJ, Vacations]
+categories: Travel
+tags: [Beaches, Tess, EJ, Vacations]
 ---
 
 {{< tess >}}, EJ, and I took a weekend trip down the coast over Memorial Day

content/blog/2023/trip-to-japan/index.md

@@ -1,10 +1,8 @@
 ---
-title: Trip to Japan
+title: "Trip to Japan"
 date: 2023-04-14T21:40:21+09:00
 categories: Travel
-tags:
+tags: ["日本"]
-  - Travel
-  - japan
 ---
 
 At the beginning of April, {{< tess >}} and I took a trip to Japan for two

content/blog/2024/books/index.md

@@ -1,64 +0,0 @@
----
-title: Books I Read in 2024
-slug: books
-date: 2024-12-31
-tags:
-  - Books
-  - Reading
----
-
-I enjoy reading quite a bit. Nevertheless, it's something I need to be
-intentional about incorporating into my life. I usually to finish a modest
-number of books in a year. This year I made it to a nice round ten.
-
-A big theme of the year is the [Murderbot Diaries][murderbot]. My friend Jess
-recommended them to me a while back, and I finally got around to [All Systems
-Red][murderbot1] last year. I was hooked enough that {{< tess >}} bought me the
-subsequent three for Christmas last year. So you're gonna see almost all the
-Murderbot books on this list.
-
-[Bindle Punk Bruja](https://marthawells.com/networkeffect.htm) by Desideria Mesa
-: Mesa's debut novel is set in 1920s Kansas City and centers around Rose, the
-daughter of Mexican immigrants who takes on the city's mob bosses with the help
-of friends and some witchy magical powers. This was a gift from my sister
-[Anna][anna] for Christmas last year.
-
-[The Deep Sky](https://www.yumekitasei.com/projects-6) by Yume Kitasei
-: A murder mystery that takes place in space on a one-way mission to colonize a
-far-off planet. A gift from my sister.
-
-[Wolfsong](https://www.tjklunebooks.com/wolfsong) by TJ Klune
-: Warewolves, magic, queerness, and family. A gift from my sister.
-
-[Fingersmith](https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/348400/fingersmith-by-sarah-waters/) by Sarah Waters
-: Mystery, intrigue, gay ladies, and some incredible plot twists. Tess gave me
-this one.
-
-[Artificial Condition](https://marthawells.com/murderbot2.htm) by Martha Wells
-: Murderbot investigates its past.
-
-[Rogue Protocol](https://marthawells.com/murderbot3.htm) by Martha Wells
-: Murderbot goes digging for evidence against its former corporate master,
-GrayCris.
-
-[Exit Strategy](https://marthawells.com/murderbot4.htm) by Martha Wells
-: Murderbot attempts to save its former owner from GrayCris.
-
-[Network Effect](https://marthawells.com/networkeffect.htm) by Martha Wells
-: Continuing the Murderbot obsession, I picked up this one from a [Books
-Inc][booksinc] in San Francisco's Marina district.
-
-[I'm Starting to Worry About This Black Box of Doom](https://us.macmillan.com/books/9781250285959/imstartingtoworryaboutthisblackboxofdoom/) by Jason Pargin
-: Anna and I decided to read this together, book club style. It's a ridiculous
-romp across the US with some deep commentary on the perils of social media: how
-it promotes dogpiling in ways that can destroy lives, and the groupthink that
-arises from being terminally online.
-
-[The Full Moon Coffee Shop](https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/746333/the-full-moon-coffee-shop-by-mai-mochizuki/) by Mai Mochizuki
-: A cute, short read about a mysterious popup coffee shop that appears in Kyōto
-during the full moon.
-
-[murderbot]: https://marthawells.com/murderbot.htm
-[murderbot1]: https://marthawells.com/murderbot1.htm
-[anna]: https://www.instagram.com/anna.e.az/
-[booksinc]: https://booksinc.net

content/blog/2024/cat-in-the-cream-cookies.md

@@ -1,69 +0,0 @@
----
-title: "Cat in the Cream Cookies"
-date: 2024-11-18
-tags:
-  - Cooking
-  - Cookies
-  - Oberlin
-  - Recipes
----
-
-One of my favorite memories from my time as a student at [Oberlin][ob] was going
-to the [Cat in the Cream][cat]. I saw a lot of great plays, improv shows, and
-jazz ensembles by students, and several performances by visiting musical guests.
-
-The other highlight of these memories was the oatmeal chocolate chip cookies you
-could get for $1. They're somewhere between a small cake and a cookie, often
-fresh-baked (they often had a hard time keeping up with demand on show nights).
-Honestly they're everything I want in a cookie. I think the recipe was printed
-in an edition of the [Alumni Magazine][mag] at some point in the last several
-years, but this [video][video] I found online was the closest I had to hand, so
-I'm copying it here.
-
-
-## Recipe
-
-**Yield:** 20 cookies
-
-### Tools
-
-* Measuring cups and spoons
-* 2 large mixing bowls
-* Spoon or electric mixer to mix wet ingredients
-* Whisk to combine dry ingredients (optional)
-* 1 or 2 half-size sheet pans for baking
-
-
-### Ingredients
-
-* 2 cups butter, softened
-* 1 cup granulated sugar
-* 2 cups brown sugar or 2 tablespoons of molasses
-* 4 eggs, lightly beaten
-* 2 teaspoons vanilla
-* 4 cups flour
-* 2 teaspoons baking soda
-* 2 teaspoons salt
-* Dash cinnamon
-* 4 cups oats
-* 3 cups chocolate chips
-
-
-### Method
-
-1. Preheat oven to 375°.
-1. Combine butter, sugars, and/or molasses in a bowl.
-1. Add eggs and vanilla. Stir to combine.
-1. Mix flour, baking soda, salt, and cinnamon in a separate bowl.
-1. Add dry ingredients above to the wet. Stir to combine.
-1. Add in oats and chocolate chips. Stir to combine.
-1. Drop in large hunks (about 1/4 cup) onto ungreased baking sheets. They don't
-   spread during baking, but you'll only get six cookies on a half sheet.
-1. Bake until the edges are slightly brown. The original recipe says 20 minutes,
-   but 15 was enough in my oven.
-
-
-[ob]: https://www.oberlin.edu
-[cat]: https://www.thecatinthecream.com/our-menu.html
-[video]: https://vimeo.com/827645032
-[mag]: https://www.oberlin.edu/communications/editorial/alumni-magazine

content/blog/2024/chicago/index.md

@@ -1,68 +0,0 @@
----
-title: Chicago
-date: 2024-10-05T18:58:05-05:00
-description: >
-  Tess and I traveled to Chicago to attend the wedding of one of my oldest
-  friends, visit some family, and do a little sightseeing.
-resources:
-  - src: wedding.jpg
-    title: Bill and Ashley walked each other in. My dad officiated.
-    params:
-      alt: >
-        To the left, a man wearing a suit and white pastoral stole stands near a
-        mic. To the right, a woman in a white dress, and a man in a tuxedo walk
-        into the frame. Everyone is smiling.
-  - src: quincy.jpg
-    title: >
-      Wood plank platforms, Copperplate lettering, and wingding-style hands to
-      direct you where you need to go.
-    params:
-      alt: >
-        A large station sign, framed with a simple wood frame, hanging on the
-        railing around a station platform stairway. It declares the station's
-        name, Quincy, and points to exits to the left and right.
-  - src: tess-kerryman.jpg
-    title: >
-      The Kerryman is a great Irish bar in River North, owned and operated by
-      one of Tess' distant Irish cousins.
-    params:
-      alt: >
-        Tess, on the left, stands outside a large pub on a stree corner. The pub
-        has outdoor seating.
-tags:
-  - Travel
-  - Friends
-  - Family
-  - "Chicago, IL"
-  - Illinois
----
-
-This past week {{< tess >}} and I traveled to Chicago to attend the wedding of
-Bill, one of my oldest friends, and his partner Ashley.
-
-{{< figures/image name=wedding.jpg >}}
-
-They've been a couple for a long time. I'm thrilled that they've decided to take
-this step together, and grateful to have been invited to witness it. Bill also
-asked my dad to perform the ceremony, and I think he did an excellent job.
-
-{{< figures/image name=quincy.jpg >}}
-
-After the wedding day, we spent several days in Chicago sightseeing and visiting
-with friends and family. We went record shopping at [Reckless][reckless], walked
-down Navy Pier and Michigan Avenue, rode the L (including a stop a the
-delightfully old timey [Quincy Station][quincy]), took selfies at the
-[Bean][bean], and caught Hokusai's [Great Wave Off Kanagawa][wave] at the [Art
-Institute of Chicago][artic] on a limited exhibition. We had breakfast at
-[Tary][tary], and stopped in for pints at [The Kerryman][kerryman], a pub owned
-by one of Tess' distant Irish cousins.
-
-{{< figures/image name=tess-kerryman.jpg >}}
-
-[reckless]: https://www.reckless.com
-[bean]: https://millenniumparkfoundation.org/art-architecture/cloud-gate/
-[artic]: https://www.artic.edu
-[tary]: https://tarycoffee.com/menu
-[kerryman]: https://kerrymanchicago.com/drinks/
-[wave]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Great_Wave_off_Kanagawa
-[quincy]: https://www.transitchicago.com/station/quin/

content/blog/2024/chicago/quincy.jpg

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----
-title: "Christmas in Massachusetts"
-description: This year, I spent Christmas with Tess and Erin in Massachusetts.
-date: 2024-12-25
-resources:
-  - src: snow-friend.jpg
-    title: The tiniest snow friend
-  - src: erin-snowballs.jpg
-    title: Erin making snowballs
-  - src: minot.jpg
-    title: Minot Light sits on an undersea ledge far out from shore
-  - src: sand-hills.jpg
-    title: The sea wall along Sand Hills Beach, where Tess spent many summers
-  - src: bluey-erin-kathleen.jpg
-    title: Heading into the Heeler's living room with Auntie Kathleen
-  - src: bluey-green-door.jpg
-    title: Waiting to go through the secret door!
-  - src: bowling.jpg
-    title: Erin's first game of candlepin bowling
-  - src: old-brigade.jpg
-    title: Danny (on the center mic) and the Old Brigade at Fox & Hound in Quincy, MA
-tags:
-  - Holidays
-  - Christmas
-  - Family
-  - Tess
-  - Erin
-  - Candlepin Bowling
-  - Massachusetts
----
-
-This year, {{< tess >}}, Erin, and I traveled to Massachusetts to spend
-Christmas with Tess' family. This was my first year spending Christmas away from
-my family in Arizona, and my first with Tess and Erin.
-
-One of my hopes for Christmas in a cold place was to see some snow. As luck
-would have it, I woke up on Christmas Eve to find a light dusting! Erin and I
-couldn't help ourselves: we rushed outside to make a few snowballs and the
-tiniest snow man you've ever seen.
-
-{{< 2col >}}
-  {{< figures/image name=erin-snowballs.jpg >}}
-  {{< figures/image name=snow-friend.jpg >}}
-{{< /2col >}}
-
-We opened presents and had a lazy Christmas morning. We had dinner at Tess'
-parents' house, and then went over for Christmas dessert at her cousin's house
--- a truly massive family event with many extended family members attending.
-
-The next day, Tess and I went "down harbor" for lunch and a little walk around.
-We stopped at [Lucky Finn](https://www.luckyfinncafe.com) for a coffee, and Tess
-took me around to see some of her old summer stomping grounds. I asked her to
-help me get a good view of [Minot Light][minot], but it turns out it's really
-damn far out so I only managed a little speck on the horizon.
-
-{{< 2col >}}
-  {{< figures/image name=minot.jpg >}}
-  {{< figures/image name=sand-hills.jpg >}}
-{{< /2col >}}
-
-On Friday, Tess, Erin, and I went candlepin bowling at [Alley Kat
-Lane][alleykat] in Kingston. Despite some initial hesitation, Erin had a lot of
-fun. It was my first time at candlepin bowling too, and I found it really fun!
-Harder than "big ball" bowling, but also more approachable because of the
-lighter, smaller ball. The opportunities to strategize how to use the fallen
-pins to your advantage add an interesting element too.
-
-{{< 2col >}}
-  {{< figures/image name=bluey-erin-kathleen.jpg >}}
-  {{< figures/image name=bluey-green-door.jpg >}}
-{{< /2col >}}
-
-On Saturday, Tess, Kathleen, and I took Erin to an immersive [Bluey camp][bluey]
-in Burlington. She had a great time building a fort out of the big cushy
-oversized "blocks" in Bluey and Bingo's playroom.
-
-{{< 2col >}}
-  {{< figures/image name=bowling.jpg >}}
-  {{< figures/image name=old-brigade.jpg >}}
-{{< /2col >}}
-
-Our last day in town, we went out to brunch at [The Tinker's Son][tinker], and
-went up to [The Fox & Hound][fox] in Quincy to watch Tess' cousin
-[Danny][brigade] play Irish music.
-
----
-
-I had a lot of feelings going into this Christmas. Apart from one pandemic year,
-I've spent every year with my family in Arizona. I was worried about being in a
-new place with people I didn't know well, breaking long-standing traditions with
-my own family, letting them down, and feeling homesick.
-
-Everyone in Tess' family was welcoming and supportive. Tess' mom even got me a
-stocking for their fireplce with my name on it, and her dad filled it with many
-of the same things he gives to the rest of the family members. I also got to
-watch Erin experience Christmas as a kid for the first time: opening presents,
-playing in the snow, snuggling and reading books or watching TV together.
-
-I was able to keep some of my family traditions too. Mom sent me a box of full
-of cookies; I shopped for presents for my parents and sister. And when we
-returned to California, I was able to have a video call with my family to open
-presents together.
-
-The older I get the more see the point of Christmas to be about the
-relationships to family, and the sense of home and community you get from being
-with people you love. Despite a whole new experience, I really felt that this
-year. In fact, I think being in a new place, enacting different traditions, let
-me hold the traditions and rituals of Christmas as I've experienced up to now a
-little more loosely, and to focus on the people that bring meaning to the
-holiday and make those rituals happen.
-
-[minot]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minot%27s_Ledge_Light
-[bluey]: https://camp.com/bluey-x-camp-boston
-[alleykat]: https://alleykatlane.com
-[tinker]: https://www.thetinkersson.com
-[fox]: https://www.foxandhoundquincy.com
-[brigade]: https://www.instagram.com/theoldbrigade/

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----
-title: "Departure Mono"
-description: >
-  A fun fixed-width font evoking old school terminals and pixel fonts
-  from early computing.
-date: 2024-12-28T08:19:53-05:00
-resources:
-  - src: screenshot.png
-    title:
-    params:
-      alt: >
-        A screenshot of the Departure Mono website. On the left, a small caption
-        "Departure Mono is a monospaced pixel font with a lo-fi technical vibe".
-        On the right are two examples: a personal letter on continuous feed
-        paper, and a notice on small stationary.
-tags:
-  - Fonts
-  - Design
-  - Web Design
----
-
-Here's a fun fixed-width pixel font I came across the other day: [Departure
-Mono][dep]. It's got a neat old school terminal vibe, think VT100 or Commodore
-64.
-
-{{< figures/image name=screenshot.png >}}
-
-[dep]: https://departuremono.com

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----
-title: Eclipse
-date: 2024-04-09T20:26:31-05:00
-description: >
-  I traveled to Austin, TX to watch the total solar eclipse that passed over
-  North America, and visit my friend Breanna Carzoo.
-tags:
-  - Travel
-  - Space
-  - Eclipse
-  - "Austin, TX"
-  - Texas
-  - Food
-  - Conchas
-  - Books
-  - Reading
-resources:
-  - name: preparing
-    src: preparing.jpg
-    title:
-  - name: sol
-    src: sol.jpg
-    title: Sol
-  - name: ringoffire
-    src: ringoffire.jpg
-    title: The Ring of Fire
-  - name: diamondring
-    src: diamondring.jpg
-    title: Diamond Ring
-  - src: breanna-reading.jpg
-    title: Breanna read Greenlight to a room full of kids wearing bee antennae.
-  - name: concha
-    src: comadre-concha.jpg
-    title: >
-      An earl grey concha from Comadre. The most delicate, flavorful pan dulce
-      I've ever had.
-    params:
-      alt: >
-        A small round bun with a pinkish topping sittin on a napkin in front of
-        a traditional cardboard donut box.
----
-
-{{< figures/image name=preparing >}}
-
-On April 8, the earth experienced a [total solar eclipse][nasa] tracking over
-North America. I was so excited to be able to travel to the path of totality and
-observe the eclipse with my friend and fellow space nerd, [Breanna
-Carzoo][breanna].
-
-My setup for all my eclipse photos was a [Fujifilm X-T5][xt5], with a [Canon EF
-100mm Macro][lens] lens. I used a [Fringer EF-XT converter][converter] to mount
-the EF lens on the X-T5. Of course I also had a solar filter.
-
-Here's one of my first test images. You can see a sun spot!
-
-{{< figures/image name=sol >}}
-
-During totality, when the moon fully covers the disc of the sun, a phenomenon
-known as the "Ring of Fire" occurse. The sky is dark and most of the Sun's light
-is hidden. In this state, it's possible to see the Sun's corona.
-
-{{< figures/image name=ringoffire >}}
-
-Just before and after totality is the "Diamond Ring" phase, when the last bit of
-light from the Sun's disc shines through the craters and valleys of the moon's
-surface.
-
-{{< figures/image name=diamondring >}}
-
-Austin, TX was pretty cloudy that day. I'm grateful we were able to see as much
-of the eclipse as we did. The clouds made for some awesome effects too. I'm
-particularly proud of my Diamond Ring image (above) with the additional drama
-the clouds brought to an already stunning event.
-
-Apart from the eclipse, I got to see Breanna do a book event in Bee Cave, TX.
-This town is adorable and leans hard into its name -- everything has a bee
-theme.
-
-{{< figures/image name=breanna-reading.jpg >}}
-
-I was also eager to try [Comadre Panadería](https://comadrepanaderia.com) after
-hearing about it from Claire Saffitz on [one of her videos][comadre-yt] on her
-Dessert Person YouTube channel. I have a huge soft spot for conchas -- Mexican
-pan dulces shaped like shells -- and these were _incredible_.
-
-{{< figures/image name=concha >}}
-
-All told, a very successful trip! Breanna and I had a great time hanging out
-together, and despite the clouds we got some great views of the eclipse.
-
-[nasa]: https://science.nasa.gov/eclipses/future-eclipses/eclipse-2024/
-[breanna]: https://www.breannacarzoo.com
-[xt5]: https://fujifilm-x.com/en-us/products/cameras/x-t5/
-[lens]: https://www.usa.canon.com/shop/p/ef-100mm-f-2-8l-macro-is-usm
-[converter]: https://www.fringeradapter.com/canon-ef-to-fujifilm-x
-[comadre-yt]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kJTHTfJ-91E

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-# GNU version of Make.
-
-# Relevant docs:
-# https://www.gnu.org/software/make/manual/html_node/Automatic-Variables.html
-# https://www.gnu.org/software/make/manual/html_node/Pattern-Match.html
-# https://www.gnu.org/software/make/manual/html_node/Pattern-Intro.html
-# https://www.gnu.org/software/make/manual/html_node/Multiple-Targets.html
-
-
-NAMES=zip zap
-
-.PHONY: all clean
-
-all: $(NAMES:%=%.x) $(NAMES:%=%.y)
-
-
-# Here's a simple pattern rule that generates a .txt file from a name. In this
-# rule % represents the name (the 'stem' in Makefile lingo) in the targets and
-# prerequisites, and $* represents the stem in the recipe.
-
-%.txt:
-	@echo "=> Making $*.txt"
-	python -c 'print("$*!".title())' > "$@"
-
-
-# Here are a couple explicit rules that generate a single file given some input
-# files. Note the input files (prerequisites) will be generated with the pattern
-# rule above.
-
-zip.a : florp.txt
-	@echo "=> Making $@ with $<"
-	cat "$<" > "$@"
-
-zap.a : bloop.txt
-	@echo "=> Making $@ with $<"
-	cat "$<" > "$@"
-
-
-# This is a Grouped rule, marked with &:. It indicates that the two target files
-# are produced together in one invocation of the rule, rather than two separate
-# files produced by the same rule.
-
-zip.x zip.y &: zip.a
-	@echo "=> Making XY files from $< with explicit rule"
-	echo "[X]" > zip.x
-	cat "$<" >> zip.x
-	echo "[Y]" > zip.y
-	cat "$<" >> zip.y
-
-
-# Pattern rules with multiple targets are always Grouped, so you don't need the
-# &: separator.
-
-%.x %.y : %.a
-	@echo "=> Making XY files from $< with pattern rule"
-	echo "[X]" > $*.x
-	cat "$<" >> $*.x
-	echo "[Y]" > $*.y
-	cat "$<" >> $*.y
-
-
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-	rm -f bloop.txt florp.txt
-	rm -f $(NAMES:%=%.a)
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----
-title: "Makefile Pattern Rules"
-date: 2024-12-04T14:26:57-08:00
-publishDate: 2024-12-05
-resources:
-  - name: makefile
-    src: Makefile
-tags:
-  - TIL
-  - Make
-  - Software
----
-
-I recently found myself hacking on a Makefile (the GNU kind, not the [BSD
-kind][bsdmake]) that made heavy use of pattern rules and grouped rules. These
-are concepts I haven't spent a lot of time with so I wrote myself a small test
-Makefile to explore them in a little more detail.
-
-
-## Pattern Rules
-
-[Pattern rules][patterns] drive most of the usage of `make` as a tool for
-building software. `make` includes a bunch of pattern rules for many of the
-kinds of source files you're likely to encounter. For example, it has implicit
-rules for building `.o` files out of `.c` files.
-
-Here's a simple pattern rule that generates text files:
-
-```make
-%.txt:
-	@echo "=> Making $*.txt"
-	python -c 'print("$*!".title())' > $@
-```
-
-The `%` is tells `make` that this is a patten rule. It's a placeholder for a
-string of non-whitespace characters, which `make` calls a _stem_. You can
-reference the stem in the body of the rule with the [automatic variable][auto]
-`$*`.
-
-This particular rule creates a text file with a particular stem by echoing a
-string to a file with this little Python snippet.
-
-Here's a slightly more complex pattern rule:
-
-```make
-%.x : %.a
-	@echo "=> Making X file from $< with pattern rule"
-	echo "[X]" > $*.x
-	cat "$<" >> $*.x
-```
-
-The major difference with this rule is that it has a prerequisite (the part
-after the colon) that also has a `%`. So, this rule defines how to build a `.x`
-file from a `.a` file with the same stem.
-
-Later on, if I write a rule like this:
-
-```make
-zip.a : florp.txt
-	@echo "=> Making $@ with $<"
-	cat $< > $@
-```
-
-`make` will understand that it first needs to generate `florp.txt` with the
-pattern rule for `%.txt`. Then it can execute this rule to build `zip.a`.
-
-
-## Grouped Rules
-
-Grouped rules are another feature of `make` that lets you specify [more than one
-output][multiples] for a given rule. If you're writing C family languages, this
-is useful for generating a header and source file pair, and making sure that
-they get updated together.
-
-```make
-zip.x zip.y &: zip.a
-	@echo "=> Making XY files from $< with explicit rule"
-	echo "[X]" > zip.x
-	cat "$<" >> zip.x
-	echo "[Y]" > zip.y
-	cat "$<" >> zip.y
-```
-
-Generally when you write a rule with more than one output, `make` understands
-that each of the ouput files is built separately with the same rule. However, a
-rule with a `&:` separator indicates that the outputs are built from a single
-invocation of the rule. `make` will rebuild the rule if any of the outputs is
-out-of-date.
-
-
-## Altogether Now
-
-You can combine pattern rules and group rules into a single rule too. This rule
-creates a pattern for building a pair of `.x` and `.y` files from a `.a` file
-with a particular stem.
-
-```make
-%.x %.y : %.a
-	@echo "=> Making XY files from $< with pattern rule"
-	echo "[X]" > $*.x
-	cat "$<" >> $*.x
-	echo "[Y]" > $*.y
-	cat "$<" >> $*.y
-```
-
-These rules are always treated as a group. It doesn't matter if you use `:` or
-`&:`.
-
-
-## Rule Precedence
-
-The way `make` decides which rule to use to produce a file are a little subtle,
-especially when you combine pattern rules and explicit rules. In general an
-explicit rule should take precedence over a pattern. In my Makefile, the rule
-that explicitly builds `zip.x` and `zip.y` will win over the pattern for `%.x`
-and `%.y`. When multiple pattern rules match a target, the rules are [more
-complex][matching]. 
-
----
-
-Download the full [Makefile]({{< page/resource-ref makefile >}}).
-
-[bsdmake]: {{< ref "blog/2024/bsd-make" >}}
-[auto]: https://www.gnu.org/software/make/manual/html_node/Automatic-Variables.html
-[patterns]: https://www.gnu.org/software/make/manual/html_node/Pattern-Intro.html
-[multiples]: https://www.gnu.org/software/make/manual/html_node/Multiple-Targets.html
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----
-title: Milk Bread Rolls for Thanksgiving
-date: 2024-12-01
-resources:
-  - name: rolls
-    title: 
-    src: IMG_5143.jpeg
-    params:
-      alt: >
-        A set of ten rolls with golden brown tops arranged in a circular
-        cake pan.
-tags:
-  - Cooking
-  - Recipes
-  - Baking
-  - Bread
-  - Thanksgiving
----
-
-I made [Japanese Milk Bread Rolls][r] from King Arthur Baking for Thanksgiving.
-They were a big hit!
-
-{{< figures/image name=rolls >}}
-
-The weirdest part for most Western bakers is probably the tangzhong, but it's a
-pretty straight-forward roux, like you'd use to make gravy. The recipe has some
-good instructions on how to do it.
-
-The most difficult part -- at least for me -- is probably the shaping because of
-the coordination you need to turn the lump of dough in a circular motion on the
-counter between your fingers. It took me a little while to get that, but now it
-comes almost second nature.
-
-Totally recommend this one for holiday dinner!
-
-[r]: https://www.kingarthurbaking.com/recipes/japanese-milk-bread-rolls-recipe

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----
-title: Moon
-date: 2024-12-22T14:41:48-08:00
-tags:
-  - Space
-  - Moon
----
-
-This post from Bartosz Ciechanowski all about the [Moon][moon] is as delightful
-as it is educational. Their blog is full of extremely detailed posts about all
-sorts of things.
-
-[moon]: https://ciechanow.ski/moon/

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----
-title: "Orlando Pride Win the NWSL Final!"
-date: 2024-11-24T08:44:08-08:00
-resources:
-  - name: marta
-    src: marta.jpg
-    title:
-    params:
-      shouldResize: false
-      linksToFullSize: false
-      source:
-        url: https://www.instagram.com/p/DCvb5qzOi-E/
-tags:
-  - Sports
-  - Football
-  - NWSL
-  - Orlando Pride
----
-
-On Saturday we watched the Orlando Pride play the Washington Spirit in the
-final. They won 1-0 in an exciting game! 
-
-{{< figures/image name=marta size=small >}}
-
-The Pride have had an amazing season, finishing first in the league standings
-with a 18-2-6 record.
-
-I think my favorite part of the game was seeing Marta's mom in the stands. It
-was her first trip to the United States. I love that she was able to be here for
-such a big moment in her daughter's career.

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----
-title: Rubik's Cube Scrambler
-date: 2024-11-13T15:34:22-08:00
-tags:
-  - Tech
-  - Puzzles
-  - Rubik's Cube
-  - HTML
-  - JavaScript
-  - CSS
-  - Web Components
----
-
-Here's a silly thing I made while I was home sick today. It's a widget that
-produces a randomized pattern of [moves][rmoves] to scramble a 3×3 [Rubik's
-Cube][rcube].
-
-<figure class="figure--main-column figure--object">
-  {{< rubiks/scrambler >}}
-</figure>
-
-This thing is a [Web Component][wc]. The interactive logic lives inside a custom
-[HTMLElement][htmlelement], and the content and styling are specified inside a
-[`<template>`][template] element.
-
-[rcube]: https://www.rubiks.com
-[rmoves]: https://jperm.net/3x3/moves
-[wc]: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Web_components
-[htmlelement]: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/HTMLElement
-[template]: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/template

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----
-title: Transgender Day of Remembrance 
-date: 2024-11-18T15:28:27-08:00
-publishDate: 2024-11-20
-tags:
-  - Transgender
-  - Queerness
-  - Death
-  - LGBTQIA+
-  - TDoR
-  - TDoR24
----
-
-Today is [Transgender Day of Remembrance][wp], a.k.a. TDoR. According to
-[translivesmatter.info][tlm], 427 trans people were killed or committed suicide
-in 2024. This is a worldwide tragedy.
-
-With the spectre of political violence looming large in the US, and right wing
-politicians doubling down on attacking trans people -- kids and adults alike --
-this feels like a particularly scary time to be trans.
-
-Please join me in [saying their names][names] and remembering them. 🕯️
-
-[wp]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transgender_Day_of_Remembrance
-[tlm]: https://tdor.translivesmatter.info
-[names]: https://tdor.translivesmatter.info/reports?from=2023-10-01&to=2024-09-30&country=all&category=all&view=list&filter=

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 slug: weeknotes-2024w24
 date: 2024-06-16T12:00:00-07:00
 categories: weeknotes
-tags: [Programming, Apple, Work, Arizona, Family, Blender, japanese]
+tags: [Programming, Apple, Work, Arizona, Family, Blender, 日本語]
 ---
 
 A very busy week.

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----
-title: Weeknotes for 2024W25
-slug: weeknotes-2024w25
-date: 2024-06-23T12:00:00-07:00
-categories: weeknotes
-tags:
-  - Basketball
----
-
-Tess and I watched the [Celtics win the NBA Finals][celtics] on TV on Monday.
-The Celtics have 18 titles now, the most of any team in the league.
-
-[celtics]: https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/5571475/2024/06/17/celtics-mavericks-nba-finals-game-5-score-result/

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----
-title: 2024W46
-slug: weeknotes-2024w46
-publishDate: 2024-11-17
-date: 2024-11-15
-categories: weeknotes
-tags:
-  - Weeknotes
-  - Link Dump
-  - DNS
-  - Networking
-  - Trans
----
-
-I was home sick from work for part of this week. I spent some of that time
-reading, solving a Rubik's Cube, folding some cute origami, and hacking on
-[silly projects][rubiks-scrambler].
-
-{{< tess >}} and I started watching the BBC miniseries adaptation of [Jonathan
-Strange and Mr Norrell][strange]. I haven't read the book but this show is
-making me want to. We've also been watching [Agatha All Along][agatha] on
-Disney+, a witchy and highly queer-coded sequel to [Wandavision][wanda]. I also
-caught up on [Shrinking][shrinking] on Apple TV+, which is great.
-
-Some stuff I found interesting this week:
-
-* Someone shared a link to this writeup about the proceedings of the [DNSSEC
-Root Signing Ceremony][dnssec]. Some things I found notable: the ceremony
-involves seven people who all must be present to sign the certificate; it is
-designed to support a 5% of dishonesty among the attendees. (5% is written into
-the spec.)
-* An acquaintance and colleague of mine, [Willow][willow], wrote a post about
-what they're doing to [live honestly][live-honestly] in a world that's
-increasing less hospitable to marginalized people.
-* This post entitled [Fixing the World][fixing] drew a good analogy between the
-work in front of us and the daily work of fisherpeople. Namely: maintenance,
-preparedness, community building, and vigilence for coming storms.
-* Tess sent me a post by Casey Plett called [And now, it's almost noon][noon]
-reminding us to tend to our grief, take care of each other, and "keep your head
-up."
-* Here's a 20 year old [comic][panic] from [Alison Bechdel][bechdel] (of the
-[Bechdel/Wallace Test][bechdeltest]) about trans bathroom panic.
-* [The Onion is buying Infowars][onion] with the backing of victims of the Sandy
-Hook shooting, saying they're going to make a "very funny, very stupid" website.
-{.paragraph-spaced-list}
-
-[rubiks-scrambler]: {{< ref "blog/2024/rubiks-scrambler" >}}
-[strange]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jonathan_Strange_&_Mr_Norrell_(TV_series)
-[agatha]: https://ondisneyplus.disney.com/show/agatha-all-along
-[wanda]: https://www.marvel.com/tv-shows/wandavision/1
-[shrinking]: https://tv.apple.com/us/show/shrinking/umc.cmc.apzybj6eqf6pzccd97kev7bs
-[dnssec]: https://www.cloudflare.com/en-gb/learning/dns/dnssec/root-signing-ceremony/
-[willow]: http://blog.bl00cyb.org/
-[live-honestly]: http://blog.bl00cyb.org/2024/11/living-honestly/
-[fixing]: https://write.as/malena/nov-8-2024-fixing-the-world
-[noon]: https://caseyplett.wordpress.com/2024/11/06/and-now-its-almost-noon/
-[bechdel]: https://dykestowatchoutfor.com
-[panic]: https://whyimnotanartist.net/2016/03/26/20-year-old-comic-on-trans-bathroom-panic-gender-policing/
-[bechdeltest]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bechdel_test
-[onion]: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c30p1p0j0ddo.amp

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----
-title: 2024W47
-date: 2024-11-18
-publishDate: 2024-11-24
-tags:
-  - Weeknotes
-  - Cooking
-  - Recipes
-  - Transgender
-  - LGBTQIA+
-  - Video Games
-  - Tech
-  - Arizona
-  - Daylight Savings
-  - NWSL
-  - Football
-  - Sports
-  - Orlando Pride
----
-
-It was honestly a hell of week, with the combination of news, weather, and work.
-
----
-
-Over the weekend I made some cookies. The recipe is one from my college days,
-and took a little digging to find, so I [wrote it up][c] on my blog to share
-with y'all.
-
-By coincidence, I read a [toot][genehack-toot] on Mastodon on Monday talking
-about writing and sharing recipes, and how the standard formats often don't
-serve us well. Gene's post about [Recipe Affordances][recipe-affordances] was a
-good read. All of that made me think of some conversations I've had with
-[Elaine][e] about how we format recipes, something she's thought a lot about
-too. It _also_ reminded me of some thinking I've done on how to share recipes
-here on this site in a more structured way. Maybe one day you'll see a
-[/recipes](/recipes) section.
-
----
-
-Wednesday was [<abbr title="Transgender Day of Remembrance">TDoR</abbr>][tdor].
-
----
-
-Someone on Mastodon raved about a new city builder that came out over the summer
-2024 called [Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic][wnr]. Design and build your
-own Soviet-era city!
-
----
-
-Republicans in the US House of Representatives [worked themselves into a
-froth][morn] this week over newly elected House Representative Sarah McBride.
-The first in what will undoubtedly be a long string of attacks on the trans
-community from an emboldened right wing congress.
-
----
-
-One of the best things about  my home state is the fact that it doesn't observe
-Daylight Savings Time. XKCD ran a [good strip](https://xkcd.com/3014/) this week
-about it.
-
----
-
-Tess and I watched the <abbr title="National Womens' Soccer League">NWSL</abbr>
-final on Saturday night between the Orlando Pride and Washington Spirit. The
-Orlando Pride had an incredible season this year, and pulled out a [1-0
-victory][nwsl] against the Spirit.
-
-[c]: {{< ref "blog/2024/cat-in-the-cream-cookies" >}}
-[e]: https://diplograph.net
-[genehack-toot]: https://dementedandsadbut.social/@genehack/113501296814192706
-[recipe-affordances]: https://genehack.blog/2020/04/recipe-affordances/
-[wnr]: https://www.sovietrepublic.net
-[morn]: https://www.erininthemorning.com/p/congresswoman-mcbride-announces-she
-[nwsl]: {{< ref "blog/2024/orlando-pride-nwsl-final" >}}
-[tdor]: {{< ref "blog/2024/tdor" >}}

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----
-title: 2024W48
-date: 2024-11-26
-publishDate: 2024-12-01
-tags:
-  - Weeknotes
-  - Travel
-  - Arizona
-  - Friends
-  - Family
-  - Reading
-  - Transgender
-  - LGBTQIA+
-  - Cooking
-  - Thanksgiving
-  - Holidays
----
-
-This week was Thanksgiving. This is a complicated holiday in the United States.
-We are taught a simple narrative in school about Pilgrims and American Indians
-sharing food together, but that's a vastly over-simplified narrative that papers
-over a long history of violence inflicted on Native tribes by the European
-settlers. This year I leared about the [Pequot War][pequot], during which many
-members of the Pequot tribe were killed or sold into slavery such that the trive
-was effectively eliminated.
-
----
-
-I spent most of the week at home visiting family. I spent a lot of time
-visiting with family and friends, reading, and learning a [new method of solving
-a Rubik's Cube][cube].
-
-I made some [really tasty rolls][rolls] for Thanksgiving, among several other
-yummy things.
-
-My sister's boyfriend taught me how to play [snooker][snooker] one afternoon.
-I've long enjoyed billiard games, and snooker is pretty different from the 8 and
-9 ball games I usually play.
-
----
-
-I finished "[I'm Starting to Worry About This Black Box of Doom][doom]", a book
-my sister and I were reading together. It got very absurd at the end, and has
-some good thoughts for all of us about how technology affects our intra- and
-inter-personal lives. I could hardly put it down the last half. 
-
----
-
-I've been reading and listening to a lot of journalism about what's coming for
-trans people in the United States once Trump takes office.
-
-* Slate's Outward podcast episode that asks "[Now What Do We Do?][nowwhat]"
-* "[Not Everyone Can Leave][leave]" in the Texas Observer
-* SF Chronicle ran an opinion piece about some [suggestions][sfc] legal experts
-have for LGBTQ families.
-
-I've been really torn on the question of how best to move forward since the
-election. There's a lot to sift through, and risks to weigh. I'm thinking and
-reading a lot, talking with {{< tess >}} and with my family. I don't know yet.
-
-[pequot]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pequot_War
-[cube]: https://www.speedcube.us/blogs/speedcubing-solutions/how-to-solve-the-3x3-last-layer-alternate-method-intermediate?shpxid=12516898-6e62-4655-b780-1f5397c1d24c
-[nowwhat]: https://slate.com/podcasts/outward/2024/11/journalist-mark-joseph-stern-joins-christina-cauterucci-to-assess-potential-rollbacks-on-equality-and-freedom-for-queer-americans
-[leave]: https://www.texasobserver.org/survival-advice-trans-teens-texas/
-[sfc]: https://www.sfchronicle.com/opinion/article/trump-lgbtq-legal-protections-19909773.php
-[doom]: https://us.macmillan.com/books/9781250285959/imstartingtoworryaboutthisblackboxofdoom/
-[snooker]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snooker
-[rolls]: {{< ref "blog/2024/milk-bread-rolls" >}}

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----
-title: "2024W49"
-date: 2024-12-05
-publishDate: 2024-12-08
-tags:
-  - Weeknotes
-  - Software
-  - Trans
----
-
-I did a little digging into some [advanced parts][make] of `make(1)`.
-
----
-
-The US Supreme Court heard a case regarding a new law in Tennessee that would
-bar minors from receiving any kind of gender affirming medical care. This case
-has big implications for trans healthcare across the country, with many states
-having enacted new laws that limit access. I'm deeply worried for the trans kids
-who will be put at risk of violence and suicide because of the hate of a vocal
-minority.
-
-Slate's Amicus episode titled "[The Right's About Face on Parental
-Rights][amicus]" has a great interview with Chase Strangio, who works for the
-ACLU and argued the case to the Supreme Court.
-
-[make]: {{< ref "blog/2024/make-pattern-rules" >}}
-[amicus]: https://slate.com/podcasts/amicus/2024/11/trans-rights-at-the-supreme-court-a-huge-case-that-threatens-sex-discrimination-protections

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----
-title: "2024W52"
-slug: weeknotes-2024w52
-date: 2024-12-28T12:00:00-08:00
-categories: weeknotes
-tags:
-  - Weeknotes
-  - Meta
-  - Media
-  - Work
----
-
-We've made it to the last week of 2024. Phew.
-
----
-
-I've been working on [catching up]({{< ref "blog/2025/catching-up.md" >}}) on
-some blog posts from this past year. It's been hard to find the time to fill out
-posts the way I want to. This week, despite the hectic nature of holidays, I
-found some time to fill in some missing posts.
-
----
-
-This [interview with Dr. Erin A. Cech][cech] about her new book _The Trouble
-with Passion_ was interesting. She's a sociologist focusing on social
-inequality, and she's written a bunch about how employers exploit people's
-passion for their work to compensate their employees less for the work they do.
-
----
-
-A coworker told me recently about this website, [JustWatch](justwatch.com), that
-aggregates listings from various streaming services to answer the question
-"where do I watch this thing?". Very handy.
-
-[cech]: https://annehelen.substack.com/p/the-trouble-with-passion

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----
-title: 2025
-date: 2025-01-01
----

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----
-title: "AI Makes Me Sad"
-description: Sad tooting about AI.
-date: 2025-09-05T13:56:40-07:00
-draft: true
-tags:
-    - AI
-    - Tech
----
-
-[My own toot](https://mastodon.social/@erynofwales/115153168015169009) from a
-few days on Mastodon:
-
-> I don't know what to do with how much I dislike AI and its relentless creep
-> into my industry. The more I see of it, the more inevitable it seems, and the
-> more alienated I feel from the software engineering industry.
->
-> It could very well push me out of the industry, not because it steals my job,
-> but because it robs me of the joy I had for this work.

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----
-title: "America Tips Into Fascism by Garrett Graff"
-slug: america-tips-into-fascism
-date: 2025-08-25T22:31:15-06:00
-categories: Links
-tags:
-    - Politics
-    - USA
----
-
-From Garrett Graff at [Doomsday Scenario][post]:
-
-> Just months short of the nation’s 250th birthday, Donald Trump is close to
-> batting a thousand at speed-running the very abuses of power that led to the
-> Founders to write the Declaration of Independence in the first place. [Does
-> any of this sound familiar][l1]:
->
-> * He has refused his Assent to Laws, the most wholesome and necessary for the
->   public good.
-> * For taking away our Charters, abolishing our most valuable Laws, and
->   altering fundamentally the Forms of our Governments
-> * He has kept among us, in times of peace, Standing Armies without the Consent
->   of our legislatures.
-> * He has erected a multitude of New Offices, and sent hither swarms of
->   Officers to harrass our people, and eat out their substance.
-> * He has obstructed the Administration of Justice, by refusing his Assent to
->   Laws for establishing Judiciary powers.
-> * He has abdicated Government here, by declaring us out of his Protection and
->   waging War against us.
-> * For cutting off our Trade with all parts of the world
-> * For imposing Taxes on us without our Consent
-> * For depriving us in many cases, of the benefits of Trial by Jury
-> * For transporting us beyond Seas to be tried for pretended offences
-
-[post]: https://www.doomsdayscenario.co/p/america-tips-into-fascism-f51000e08e03254d
-[l1]: https://www.archives.gov/founding-docs/declaration-transcript

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----
-title: Books I Read in 2025
-date: 2025-12-31
-draft: true
-tags:
-  - Books
-  - Reading
----
-
-Here's a list of the books I read in 2025. My goal this year, like [last
-year][books24], was ten books.
-
-[On A Sunbeam](https://store.silversprocket.net/products/on-a-sunbeam-by-tillie-walden) by Tillie Walden
-: I bought this one at [Silver Sproket][silsp] in the Mission. It's space and
-young gay romance and found family. The art is loose but detailed; it's
-beautiful. I read it as a book, but it was originally published as a web comic.
-
-[The Selected Poems of Nikki Giovanni: 1968-1995][giovanni] by Nikki Giovanni
-: My dad gave me this book for Christmas. I haven't read a lot of poetry, and
-didn't know about Nikki Giovanni before I opened his gift.
-
-[books24]: {{< ref "/blog/2024/books" >}}
-[silsp]: https://www.silversprocket.net
-[giovanni]: https://www.harpercollins.com/products/the-selected-poems-of-nikki-giovanni-nikki-giovanni

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----
-title: Catching Up
-date: 2024-12-23T08:43:21-08:00
-publishDate: 2025-01-01
-tags:
-  - Travel
-  - Meta
----
-
-I'm woefully behind on 2024 posts. While on holiday travel at the end of the
-year, I caught up on a couple.
-
-* In April, I went to Austin, TX to see the [Eclipse]({{< ref "blog/2024/eclipse" >}})
-with my friend Breanna.
-* In October, {{< tess >}} and I went to [Chicago]({{< ref "blog/2024/chicago" >}})
-to attend my friends' wedding.

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----
-title: "CRT Typography"
-date: 2025-02-08T08:19:22-08:00
-tags:
-  - Typography
-  - Retro Computing
----
-
-A fascinating [blog post][post] by Norbert Landsteiner about how the old DEC
-terminals (VT100, etc) rendered text. The glyphs in the terminal's ROM are
-pretty dramatically different from how they're actually rendered due to a
-vertical pixel doubling algorithm, and the physical effects of shooting
-phosphors with electron beams.
-
-[post]: https://www.masswerk.at/nowgobang/2019/dec-crt-typography

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@@ -1,63 +0,0 @@
----
-title: "Fixing Up Japanese Language Tags"
-date: 2025-01-07T13:33:20-08:00
-description: Updating Japanese language tag slugs to make them easier to navigate.
-tags:
-  - Meta
-  - Hugo
-  - japanese
-  - japan
----
-
-Two years ago, I took a trip to Japan with {{< tess >}}. I wrote up my experiences on
-that trip in various posts, and shared several photos.
-
-Feeling perhaps overly-confident in my ability to read Japanese and my website
-engine's ability to handle non-ASCII content, I tagged many of those pages with
-Japanese language tags:
-[日本]({{< ref "/tags/japan" >}}),
-[日本語]({{< ref "/tags/japanese" >}}),
-[東京]({{< ref "/tags/japan-tokyo" >}}),
-[京都]({{< ref "/tags/japan-kyoto" >}}).
-
-This led to some unweildy URLs because of how Hugo rendered the Japanese
-language tags names into ASCII when generating file paths.
-
-```html
-<ul>
-    <li><a href="/tags/nature/">Nature</a></li>
-    <li><a href="/tags/temples/">Temples</a></li>
-    <li><a href="/tags/%E6%97%A5%E6%9C%AC/">日本</a></li>
-</ul>
-```
-
-It's not necessary to convert URLs to punycode if your document is UTF8, but
-Hugo does it. Browsers should automatically handle converting to and from
-punycode when sending HTTP requests over the wire. Nevertheless...
-
-I went through my post tags and updated all of the Japanese language tags to
-have English slugs and Japanese titles. Now, these URLs are more friendly for
-typing (and the file paths are easier to navigate in a terminal) while still
-showing up in posts and tag list pages with the Japanese name.
-
-```html
-<ul>
-    <li><a href="/tags/meta/">Meta</a></li>
-    <li><a href="/tags/hugo/">Hugo</a></li>
-    <li><a href="/tags/japanese/">日本語</a></li>
-</ul>
-```
-
-
-## One More Thing
-
-I often tag posts with tags by location. For example, several of my posts from
-my Japan trip in 2023 are tagged with `/tags/japan` and with (e.g.)
-`/tags/tokyo`. For the place tags that are within a large region, like cities
-within countries, I added the larger region to the tag:
-
-* `/tags/tokyo` → `/tags/japan-tokyo`
-* `/tags/kyoto` → `/tags/japan-kyoto`
-
-I only did this for the Japan tags for now. I'll be making more such updates
-going forward.

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----
-title: "Hamonshū"
-date: 2025-09-18
-tags:
-    - Art
-    - Web Design
-    - Design
-    - japan
----
-
-Eric Meyer's [website](https://meyerweb.com) has a hand-drawn ink motif that I
-really dig. It's based heavily on drawings from the Hamonshū, a set of books
-produced by Yūzan Mōri. This work was new to me, and I enjoyed flipping through
-it on the Internet Archive, embedded below.
-
-<figure class="figure figure--small">
-    <iframe
-        src="https://archive.org/embed/hamonshuyv1mori"
-        width="800"
-        height="700"
-        frameborder="0"
-        webkitallowfullscreen="true"
-        mozallowfullscreen="true"
-        allowfullscreen>
-    </iframe>
-</figure>

content/blog/2025/i-am-an-ai-hater.md

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----
-title: "I Am an AI Hater by Anthony Moser"
-slug: link-i-am-an-ai-hater
-date: 2025-08-28T08:36:59-06:00
-categories: links
-tags:
-    - AI
-    - Tech
----
-
-A [fierce argument][link] against AI by Anthony Moser.
-
-> But I am more than a critic: I am a hater. I am not here to make a careful
-> comprehensive argument, because people have already done that. ... I am here
-> to be rude, because this is a rude technology, and it deserves a rude
-> response.
-
-[link]: https://anthonymoser.github.io/writing/ai/haterdom/2025/08/26/i-am-an-ai-hater.html

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----
-title: "Japan"
-date: 2025-03-22T05:00:00-07:00
-draft: true
----
-

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----
-title: "MatrixPortal Metaballs"
-date: 2025-08-16T17:13:46-07:00
-tags:
-    - Hardware
-    - Arduino
-    - AdaFruit
-    - Metaballs
-    - Electronics
----
-
-<figure class="figure figure--video">
-    <video controls width="100%">
-        <source src="metaballs.mov" type="video/mp4">
-    </video>
-</figure>
-
-I've had this [MatrixPortal M4][m4] from AdaFruit for a little while now. It's a
-fun little bit of hardware. Easy to hack on with the Arduino IDE. AdaFruit have
-published a bunch of useful libraries for doing fun things with these LED matrix
-displays. Here it is running a metaballs simulation on a 64&times;64 matrix
-display.
-
-[m4]: https://learn.adafruit.com/adafruit-matrixportal-m4

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----
-title: "Rings by ND Stevenson"
-slug: ndstevenson-rings
-date: 2025-08-28T07:43:45-06:00
-categories: Links
-tags:
-    - Comics
-    - LGBTQIA+
-    - Queer Joy
----
-
-[Rings](https://www.imfineimfine.com/p/rings) is a beautiful love letter to
-their partner as he navigates a gender transition.

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----
-title: Qud
-description: A short review of Caves of Qud, a roguelike video game I've been playing recently.
-date: 2025-01-01T10:48:30-08:00
-resources:
-  - name: screenshot
-    src: uumuuyushum.png
-    title: >
-      My best game so far. A vaguely turtle-shaped (?) being that can emit
-      sleeping gas when under threat, is pretty handy with a revolver, and eats
-      Snapjaws for breakfast.
-  - name: loading-screen
-    src: load-uumuuyushum.png
-    title: Uumuuyushum, level 10
-    params:
-      alt: >
-        A screenshot of the load game menu showing my most recent game: a
-        character named Uumuuyushum with a turtle-like carapace.
-tags:
-  - Video Games
-  - Roguelikes
-  - Caves of Qud
----
-
-[Caves of Qud](https://www.cavesofqud.com) is an expansive roguelike game with a
-2D top-down perspective, and tons of procedurally generated content. It has a
-very <abbr title="The Dev Team Thought of Everything">TDTTOE</abbr> attitude,
-much like [Nethack]({{< ref "/nethack" >}}), and is notable for procedurally
-generating everything from maps to quests to characters to foundational in-game
-lore. Despite that, it does a really great job tying all that random content
-together into a cohesive world that feels rich, deep, and ripe for exploration.
-
-{{< figures/image name=loading-screen >}}
-
-After being initially a little put off for it, the recent 1.0 release along with
-a bunch of praise from folks I follow on social media persuaded me to grab a
-copy. I've put several hours into it now, including spending most of a 6 hour
-flight back from the east coast on the screenshotted game, and I am really
-enjoying it.
-
-{{< figures/image name=screenshot >}}
-
-Live and drink, friend.

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----
-title: "I'm a Student Again"
-description: I started taking Japanese classes at CCSF.
-slug: student-again
-date: 2025-09-02
-tags:
-    - Life
-    - School
-    - japanese
-    - CCSF
----
-
-I've been fortunate to take two trips to Japan over the last couple years.
-Leading up to those trips, I picked up learning Japanese, attempting to build
-some basic language skills for getting around. At first, I used [Duolingo][dja]
-but recently switched to [Migaku][mja].
-
-When I returned from our most recent trip, I decided to find a class so I can
-practice speaking skills. [Community College of San Francisco][ccsf] has an
-excellent program called "[Free City][fc]" that grants free tuition to residents
-of the city. It also has [Japanese program][ccsfja]. So I enrolled in their
-online Japanese 1A course.
-
-This is my first time taking formal classes since I graduated college. I'm
-looking forward to learning in a more structured way again, and also getting a
-chance to practice speaking with people rather than talking at my phone screen.
-
-[dja]: https://www.duolingo.com/course/ja/en/Learn-Japanese
-[mja]: https://migaku.com/learn-japanese
-[ccsf]: https://www.ccsf.edu
-[ccsfja]: https://www.ccsf.edu/degrees-certificates/japanese
-[fc]: https://www.ccsf.edu/free-city

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----
-title: "I'm a Student Again"
-description: I started taking Japanese classes at CCSF.
-slug: student-again
-date: 2025-09-02
-resources:
-    - name: textbooks
-      src: textbooks.jpg
-      title: My textbooks
-      params:
-        alt: >
-            Three textbooks fanned out on a dark wood desktop. From left to
-            right: Japanese for Busy People Book 1, Genki Book 1 Workbook, and
-            Genki Book 1 Textbook.
-tags:
-    - Life
-    - School
-    - japanese
-    - CCSF
----
-
-{{< figures/image name=textbooks >}}
-
-I've been fortunate to take two trips to Japan over the last couple years.
-Leading up to those trips, I picked up learning Japanese, attempting to build
-some basic language skills for getting around. At first, I used [Duolingo][dja]
-but recently switched to [Migaku][mja].
-
-When I returned from our most recent trip, I decided to find a class so I can
-practice speaking skills. [Community College of San Francisco][ccsf] has an
-excellent program called "[Free City][fc]" that grants free tuition to residents
-of the city. It also has [Japanese program][ccsfja]. So I enrolled in their
-online Japanese 1A (Intro to Japanese) and in-person Japanese 10A (Beginning
-Conversational Japanese) courses.
-
-The scheduling constraints are more complex this time around. Juggling the
-responsibilities of work, childcare, volunteer work, and other hobbies is a
-challenge. It makes me appreciate the freedom I had in my late teens and
-early-twenties.
-
-Nevertheless, I'm looking forward to learning in a more structured way again,
-and also getting a chance to practice speaking with real people rather than
-talking to the AI bots in my phone.
-
-[dja]: https://www.duolingo.com/course/ja/en/Learn-Japanese
-[mja]: https://migaku.com/learn-japanese
-[ccsf]: https://www.ccsf.edu
-[ccsfja]: https://www.ccsf.edu/degrees-certificates/japanese
-[fc]: https://www.ccsf.edu/free-city

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----
-title: Termlite, A New Site Theme
-slug: termlite
-description: >
-  In 2024, I built a new theme for this site, incorporating Unix terminal
-  elements and making several architectural improvements over my previous theme.
-date: 2025-01-01
-draft: true
-tags:
-  - Meta
-  - Web Design
-  - Termlite
-  - Platters
----
-
-In the latter half of 2024, I spent a decent chunk of the total time devoted to
-working on this site building a new theme. I'm calling it `termlite`, because it
-strives to incorporate some nerdy Unix terminal-y design while also prioritizing
-nice typography, readability, and accessibility.
-
-
-## Out With the Old
-
-The original theme, called `platters`, I also built from scratch. It was my
-first time building a theme for Hugo, and my first time doing substantial web
-development for my own site. So, I was figuring everything out as I went. It had
-a number of design elements I was proud of, but as it grew it got increasingly
-difficult to hack on to support the kinds of content I wanted.
-
-Some of the things I'm proud of:
-
-* the rounded corners and the drop shadows of the nav bar and home page platters
-* the animation of the home page elements after the page loaded, especially that
-it was adaptive so it worked differently on smaller screens
-* the text gradient of the site title in the nav bar, thanks to `background-clip: text`
-
-
-## In With the New
-
-My technical goals for a new theme are:
-
-* play around with Hugo's module system
-* structure templates to make them easier to work on, and crucially,
-* make it easy to make modifications to the styling to support new posts without
-  breaking older content
-
-I also had a design goal to incorporate some elements common to Unix shells in
-the theme. I am thoroughly at home in the terminal, having used one for the past
-twenty years or so.
-
-
-### Architecture
-
-This site is built with Hugo, which has a relatively new but extensive module
-system. I broke down my site into modules as follows:
-
-`termlite`
-: The core of the theme. The design system parameters (spacing, typography, grid
-scaffolding) is here, along with templates to display "list" content and single
-pages.
-
-`photostream`
-: Templates related to the [photo]({{< ref "/photos" >}}) section. The "list"
-template for the photo stream is substantially different from standard, and so
-is the single page template. So it lives in its own module that relies on
-`termlite`.
-
-`resource-builders`
-: Helper templates, a.k.a. "partials", for processing site and page assets. For
-example, there are templates in here for concatenating CSS files into single
-assets, then minifying and hashing them.
-
-`feeds`
-: Templates for RSS and Atom feeds. These are almost entirely unrelated to the
-content of the pages themeselves. I almost never touch these when I alter the
-site's layout.
-
-`image-utils`
-: Helper templates for processing images.
-
-I'm pretty happy with this division into functional components, but also
-unconvinced moving them into separate git submodules was the right call.
-Submodules are notoriously a pain to work with, and I'm feeling that a bit here.
-The docs around Hugo modules and Go modules seem to imply a one-to-one module to
-git repository mapping, and that's definitely the golden path. I wasn't able to
-figure out if that's a hard requirement, or something you can hack around.

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----
-title: "Thirty Seven"
-date: 2025-01-14
-resources:
-  - name: eta-bootes
-    src: eta-bootes.png
-    title: >
-      Eta Boötes, indicated by the target reticle. Screenshot of Stellarium, an
-      open source planetarium package.
-  - name: ngc2169
-    src: ngc2169.jpg
-    title: >
-      NGC 2169.
-      Taken by <a href="https://www.instagram.com/buenosaires_skies/">Sergio Eguivar</a>.
-    params:
-      source:
-        url: https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap240514.html
-tags:
-  - Me
-  - Birthdays
----
-
-Today is my birthday! :partying_face:
-
-[37][wp37] is prime, and also _sexy_ prime. It has the interesting property of
-being the number most likely offered when you ask someone to pick a number
-between 1 and 100[^1]. Thirty seven is neat!
-
----
-
-Dennis is 37. He's not old!
-
-{{< youtube R7qT-C-0ajI >}}
-
----
-
-{{< 2col >}} 
-{{< figures/image name=eta-bootes >}}
-{{< figures/image name=ngc2169 >}}
-{{< /2col >}}
-
-Eta Boötes, 37 lightyears away, is now in my [light cone][lightcone]. [NGC
-2169][ngc2169] is an open star cluster in Orion that looks remarkably like the
-number 37.
-
----
-
-[thirty-seven.org](http://thirty-seven.org) is a website dedicated to the
-collection of artifacts marked with the number 37.
-
----
-
-This Veritasium video is a cool roundup of the interesting things about 37.
-
-{{< youtube d6iQrh2TK98 >}}
-
-
-[^1]: When you control for 69 and 42, which have certain culteral significance.
-
-[wp37]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/37_(number)
-[lightcone]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Light_cone
-[ngc2169]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NGC_2169
-[apod-ngc2169]: https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap240514.html

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----
-title: "Two Neat Websites From Miriam"
-date: 2025-09-23T10:16:55-07:00
-tags:
-    - Pottery
-    - Web Design
----
-
-A couple neat websites I learned about from [Miriam](https://www.miriamsuzanne.com):
-
-* [Learn Pottery](https://learnpottery.com) offers online pottery lessons. Makes
-me want to pick up throwing again.
-* [Utopia.fyi](https://utopia.fyi) helps you develop font size and spacing scales
-for responsive web design. I read about it in OddBird's recent blog post about
-[Designing for User Font-size and Zoom][ob].
-
-[ob]: https://www.oddbird.net/2025/07/22/size-preferences/

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----
-title: "Notes on 2025W01"
-slug: weeknotes-2025w01
-date: 2025-01-05T12:00:00-08:00
-categories: weeknotes
-tags:
-  - Weeknotes
-  - Holidays
-  - Christmas
-  - Massachusetts
-  - New Years
-  - Friends
----
-
-The first week of 2025 and I am still thoroughly in vacation mode. Let me the
-one millionth person to say: Happy New Year, Feliz Año Nuevo, and
-<ruby>あけましておめでとう<rt>akemashite omedetou</rt></ruby>.
-
-{{< tess >}} and I returned from our [holiday trip to Massachusetts][ma] with
-Erin. We had a great time visiting Tess' family. Erin and I were both excited to
-see a little snow too.
-
-We spent New Years with some close friends eating caviar and amazing roast beef,
-and playing [Sorry!][sorry] with the girls. In the morning, we went over to
-some other friends' place for brunch.
-
-The remainder of the week, an attempt was made to relax, but got hung up dealing
-with a case of head lice, moving logistics, and `some other things`.
-
-Despite all that, I played a lot of [Caves of Qud][qud].
-
----
-
-I published some more catch-up posts and photos for 2024:
-
-* [Kona]({{< ref "/photos/2024/kona-hawaii" >}}) (photo)
-* [No Matter The Rubble]({{< ref "/photos/2024/no-matter" >}}) (photo)
-* [Christmas][ma]
-
----
-
-I added my [StoryGraph][storygraph] profile to my [Where Am I]({{< ref
-"/about/where-am-i" >}}) page. Find me there if you want to see what I'm
-reading.
-
----
-
-And now, some links:
-
-* [modernity is stupid][modernity] is a great rant about technology, politics, and the state
-of world. I read it a few weeks ago but forgot to share it.
-* [An Unreasonable Amount of Time][unreasonable] by Allen Pike, suggesting that
-magic, in the Penn and Teller sense, is simply devoting far more time to
-something than most other people would consider reasonable.
-
-[ma]: {{< ref "/blog/2024/christmas-in-massachusetts" >}}
-[qud]: {{< ref "/blog/2025/qud" >}}
-[modernity]: https://phirephoenix.com/blog/2024-11-05/modernity
-[sorry]: https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/154343/sorry-with-fire-and-ice-power-ups
-[storygraph]: https://thestorygraph.com
-[unreasonable]: https://allenpike.com/2024/an-unreasonable-amount-of-time

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----
-title: "Notes on 2025W03"
-slug: weeknotes-2025w03
-date: 2025-01-19
-categories: weeknotes
-tags:
-  - Weeknotes
-  - Me
-  - Birthdays
-  - Public Transit
-  - japanese
-  - Space
-  - Politics
-  - Mass Transit
----
-
-My birthday was this week. I'm 37, which is a
-[pretty neat number]({{< ref "/blog/2025/thirty-seven" >}}), as it turns out.
-
----
-
-Blue Origin [launched][newglenn] their New Glenn rocket [on Wednesday
-night][newglenn-yt]. A very cool launch of a very large rocket.
-
-Conversely, SpaceX launched Starship 7 and it .. [blew up
-catastrophically][starship] and spread debris all over the Gulf of Mexico. I
-hate seeing the environmental and human impacts of such accidents, but it does
-give me small joy when Elon takes the L. :upside_down_face:
-
----
-
-Some articles I read this week:
-
-* [The Abuser Economy](https://deadsimpletech.com/blog/abuser_economy)
-* [A Secret Weapon in the Fight Against Trump: Better Public
-Transit](https://newrepublic.com/article/189842/public-transit-democrats-trump-climate)
-
----
-
-An acquaintence referred to [Bunpro](https://bunpro.jp) in a conversation we had
-on social media about Japanese grammar. This site has lots of detailed
-information about the language and how it works.
-
-[newglenn]: https://techcrunch.com/2025/01/16/blue-origin-successfully-launches-new-glenn-rocket-into-space/
-[newglenn-yt]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9hmOwYOO1G4
-[starship]: https://apnews.com/article/spacex-elon-musk-starship-e165e81ed2350ce684c7ed8d9357d7ba

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----
-title: "Notes on 2025W06"
-slug: weeknotes-2025w06
-date: 2025-02-09
-categories: weeknotes
-tags:
-  - Weeknotes
-  - Middle East
-  - Trans
----
-
-It has been a massive struggle the last few weeks to keep up with the news in
-the US. Coupled with some work stress, I've dropped the ball on posting week
-notes. This week I correct the error.
-
----
-
-[States Don't Have a Right to Exist. People Do.][states] An excellent opinion
-essay about Israel's ongoing attack on Palestinians in Gaza.
-
----
-
-A bunch of things about the Trump administration's attack on trans people.
-
-* [The Attack on Trans Rights Won't End There][atlantic-trans] by Adam Serwer in
-the Atlantic
-* [You Can't Post Your Way Out of Fascism][post] by Janus Rose for 404 Media
-* The Lempkin Institute put out a [Statement on the Genocidal Nature of the
-Gender Critical Movement's Ideology and Practice][lempkin]
-
----
-
-I learned recently about the [End of Term Project][eot24] that archives US
-government websites at the end of presidental terms. They've been racing to
-preserve copies of many critical datasets before the Trump administration tears
-them down.
-
-[states]: https://www.nytimes.com/2025/01/27/opinion/israel-state-jewish.html
-[atlantic-trans]: https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2025/01/trans-rights-skrmetti-trump/681485/?gift=Je3D9AQS-C17lUTOnl2W8L5fcZ8g4hk0vxwmQ79mPvw
-[post]: https://www.404media.co/you-cant-post-your-way-out-of-fascism/
-[lempkin]: https://www.lemkininstitute.com/statements-new-page/statement-on-the-genocidal-nature-of-the-gender-critical-movement’s-ideology-and-practice
-[eot24]: https://github.com/end-of-term/eot2024

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----
-title: "Notes on 2025W33"
-slug: weeknotes-2025w33
-date: 2025-08-17
-categories: weeknotes
-tags:
-  - Weeknotes
-  - Life
-  - Me
-  - GitHub
-  - Forgejo
-  - Erynwells.me
-  - LGBTQIA+
-  - Trans
-  - Politics
-  - CLI
----
-
-It has been a while since I wrote any weeknotes. Hi! I'm still alive. Life is
-keeping me busy and I find it difficult to fit in writing and sharing things
-sometimes.
-
-I had a goal this year of posting weeknotes like this on a roughly weekly
-cadence. I did not keep up. I got so frustrated with myself that my brain
-literally became this penguin and I stopped posting altogether.
-
-{{< figures/image global-asset-src=images/memes/not-doing-it.png size=small shouldShowTitle=false >}}
-
-This is all totally arbitrary and avoidable. And yet. Life is busy, the politics
-are shit, existing while trans is a constant source of stress. Maybe I owe
-myself some slack, right? Unfortunately, slack is not something I'm good at
-granting myself.
-
----
-
-Tech Mastodon was abuzz this week about the new that [GitHub will be folded into
-the AI group][gh] at Microsoft. I have been meaning to move off of GitHub for a
-little while ago, and this kicked me over the edge. I set up a [Forgejo][fj]
-instance over at [source.erynwells.me](https://source.erynwells.me) to host my
-code going forward and migrated everything over there. Maybe one day I'll write
-more about this.
-
----
-
-I also figured out how to get my VPS to mail me periodic emails of system status
-through FreeBSD's `periodic` system. I discovered that I get almost 1200
-unauthorized login attempts against my system every day. Wtf. Here's a small
-snippet of the attempts.
-
-```txt
-postgres    30 attempts
-ubuntu      31 attempts
-test        36 attempts
-debian      43 attempts
-user        64 attempts
-admin       124 attempts
-
-1156        total attempts
-```
-
-To my surprise, `root` is not among the attempted usernames.
-
----
-
-Did you know [peacocks can shoot laser][peacocks] beams? Neither did I. I think
-this kicks them up about eighteen notches on the "Metalest bird" scale.
-
----
-
-Someone tooted in my vicinity about [Terminal Trove][tt], a website that
-"curates and showcases all things in the terminal such as command line interface
-tools (CLI), text mode interface tools (TUI), developer tools and more no matter
-what platform or medium." Right up my alley.
-
----
-
-Politics continues to suck in the United States. A few articles (of a great many)
-that stood out:
-
-[Impeachment is a Duty][impeachment]. Keep shouting about the house being on
-fire while the house continues to be on fire.
-
-There are [a lot of bills moving through state houses that limit access to
-gender-transition-related care][tcare], and seems a lot of these bills are
-flying under the radar.
-
-[It's not just burnout][bn] asks us to consider where we derive meaning in our
-careers, to stay mindful of how much is actually fucked about the current world
-order, and to cut ourselves some slack for the lethargy and demotiviation many
-of us are feeling.
-
-
-[gh]: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2025/08/github-will-be-folded-into-microsoft-proper-as-ceo-steps-down/
-[fj]: https://forgejo.org
-[peacocks]: https://arstechnica.com/science/2025/07/scientists-use-peacock-feathers-to-make-frickin-laser-beams/
-[tt]: https://terminaltrove.com
-[impeachment]: https://www.the-reframe.com/impeachment-is-a-duty/
-[tcare]: https://transnews.network/p/the-sweeping-anti-trans-bills-moving-through-congress-no-one-s-talking-about
-[bn]: https://newsletter.activevoicehq.com/p/it-s-not-just-burnout

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----
-title: "Notes on 2025W34"
-slug: weeknotes-2025w34
-date: 2025-08-24
-categories: weeknotes
-tags:
-    - Weeknotes
-    - Fonts
-    - AI
-    - LGBTQIA+
-    - Tech
-    - Politics
-    - Humor
-    - Standards
-    - IETF
----
-
-What's this! Two weeknotes in so many weeks‽
-
----
-
-[Kelmscott Mono][kelmscott] is a monospace font styled after blackletter scripts
-of the middle ages. Via {{< tess >}}.
-
----
-
-I enjoyed this [tale about the trailing dot][dot] in a DNS entry.
-
-You [must listen][rfc2119-l] to this dramatic reading of [RFC 2119][rfc2119].
-
----
-
-[This website is for humans][humans] by [Sophie][sophie]. Via {{< tess >}}.
-
----
-
-The recent House budget bill [bans Medicaid for transition related care for
-transgender adults][cuts-medicaid].
-
-[House budget cuts could devastate LGBTQ+ people's health care][cuts]. No
-surprises here.
-
-[kelmscott]: https://github.com/seeddisperser/kelmscott-mono
-[humans]: https://localghost.dev/blog/this-website-is-for-humans/
-[sophie]: https://localghost.dev
-[cuts]: https://www.advocate.com/politics/budget-cuts-devastate-lgbtq-community
-[cuts-medicaid]: https://www.erininthemorning.com/p/house-spending-bill-now-bans-medicaid
-[dot]: https://daniel.haxx.se/blog/2022/05/12/a-tale-of-a-trailing-dot/
-[rfc2119-l]: https://ericwbailey.website/published/you-must-listen-to-rfc-2119/
-[rfc2119]: https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2119.html

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----
-title: "Notes on 2025W38"
-slug: weeknotes-2025w38
-date: 2025-09-21
-categories: weeknotes
-tags:
-  - Weeknotes
-  - Trans
-  - japan
-  - japan-tokyo
-  - Trains
-  - Yamanote
-  - uspol
-  - Travel
-  - Unions
----
-
-I'm pretty behind on weeknotes again.
-
------
-
-It has been a truly awful few weeks for trans people in the US. I am worried for
-myself and for every other trans person navigating the daily terror of the
-political climate here. You are loved and valid, no matter what they say.
-:heart:
-
-----
-
-Someone [compiled all the station ditties](https://yamanot.es) along the
-Yamanote line in Tōkyō. Via [Jonathan Wight][wight], though the link is now
-dead.
-
----
-
-[Jimmy Kimmel was removed from the air][kimmel] by a combination of ABC, Disney,
-and Nexstar over comments he made about Charlie Kirk. His comments were mild at
-best, and his removal portends bad things for freedom of speech and a free press
-in the US.
-
----
-
-The US seems poised to pass a country-wide [bathroom ban][bathrooms] for trans
-people. It would deny trans people the right to use the toilets matching their
-gender, and _also_ deny them access to toilets matching their birth sex,
-effectively preventing trans people from using the bathroom in any public space.
-If this passes, I don't think I will be able to travel to the UK for any reason
-for the forseeable future.
-
-Sol Elias draws a comparison to the current [moral panic][panic] around trans
-rights and the "crack baby" era of the 1980s and 1990s.
-
----
-
-The team behind the Diablo franchise at Blizzard has [unionized][diablo].
-Congrats to them!
-
-[wight]: https://mastodon.social/@schwa/115125526450662142
-[kimmel]: https://mastodon.social/@verge/115112175537370858
-[bathrooms]: https://www.liberalcurrents.com/britains-bathroom-ban/
-[panic]: https://scalawagmagazine.org/2025/08/freak-generations-the-moral-panic-playbook-from-crack-babies-to-trans-kids/
-[diablo]: https://mastodon.social/@verge/115112175537370858

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-title: "Valkyries vs Mercury at Chase Center"
-date: 2025-08-19T19:00:00-07:00
-resources:
-    - src: full-court.jpg
-      title:
-      params:
-        alt: >
-            A wide angle view of the court and surrounding stands at Chase
-            Center. The stands are about half full. The large overhead display
-            above the court shows the logos of the two teams. 
-    - src: layup.jpg
-      title:
-      params:
-        alt: > 
-            Several players reach for the ball as it flies toward the basket.
-tags:
-    - Basketball
-    - WNBA
-    - Golden State Valkyries
-    - Phoenix Mercury
----
-
-{{< tess >}} and I went to see the Mercury play the Valkyries at Chase Center in
-San Francisco tonight.
-
-{{< figures/image name=full-court.jpg shouldShowTitle=false >}}
-
-My own loyalties were divided for this game. As a girl from Phoenix, I rooted
-for the Mercury, but I couldn't help cheering for the Valkyries too.
-
-{{< figures/image name=layup.jpg shouldShowTitle=false >}}
-
-In the end the Mercury pulled through, finishing the game 98 to 91. Tess and I
-really enjoyed our seats and had a great time. :purple_heart:

content/blog/2026/_index.md

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-title: 2026
-date: 2026-01-01
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content/blog/2026/thirty-eight/index.md

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----
-title: "Thirty Eight"
-date: 2026-01-14
-draft: true
-tags:
-  - Me
-  - Birthdays
----
-
-I'm turning thirty eight today!
-
-Neil Armstrong was 38 when he walked on the moon. (Buzz Aldrin was 39.) Jack
-Swigert was 38 when he timed the 14 second burn that brought Apollo 13 back into
-position for reentry to Earth.

content/photos/2023/fushimi-inari-torii/index.md

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 date: 2023-04-10T09:26:29+09:00
 series: 2023-japan
 categories: Travel
-tags: [Travel, Nature, Temples, japan-kyoto, japan]
+tags: ["Nature", "Temples", "日本"]
 ---
 
 The challenge at {{< ruby "Fushimi Inari-Taisha" ja >}}伏見稲荷大社{{< /ruby >}}, is to capture both the manmade and

content/photos/2023/happy-monks/index.md

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 date: 2023-04-19T04:53:09-07:00
 series: 2023-japan
 categories: Travel
-tags: [Travel, Temples, Buildings, Nature, Gardens, japan-kamakura, japan]
+tags: ["Temples", "Buildings", "Nature", "Gardens", "日本"]
 ---
 
 These cute little stone statues of happy, smiling monks were all over

content/photos/2023/heian-jingus-pagoda/index.md

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 date: 2023-04-12T04:13:23+16:00
 series: 2023-japan
 categories: "Travel"
-tags: [Travel, Gardens, Nature, Buildings, japan-kyoto, japan]
+tags: ["Gardens", "Nature", "Buildings", "Kyōto", "日本"]
 ---
 
 The pagoda at Heian-Jingū

content/photos/2023/imperial-palace-eaves/index.md

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 thumbnail: eaves-thumbnail.jpg
 series: 2023-japan
 categories: Travel
-tags: [Travel, Cities, japan-kyoto, japan]
+tags: ["Cities", "京都", "日本"]
 ---
 
 This photo is a corner of the older part of the Imperial Palace in Kyōto. I'm

content/photos/2023/kinkaku-ji/index.md

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 date: 2023-04-11T14:52:07+09:00
 series: 2023-japan
 categories: Travel
-tags: ["Nature", "Temples", japan-kyoto, japan]
+tags: ["Nature", "Temples", "京都", "日本"]
 ---
 
 {{% ruby Kinkaku-ji ja %}}金閣寺{{% /ruby %}} was built as a private residence

content/photos/2023/kiyomizu-dera-pagoda/index.md

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 date: 2023-04-10T15:56:04+09:00
 categories: Travel
 series: 2023-japan
-tags: [Travel, Nature, Temples, japan-kyoto, japan]
+tags: ["Nature", "Temples", "日本"]
 ---
 
 [{{% ruby "Kiyomizu-Dera" ja %}}清水寺{{% /ruby %}}][website] is a Buddhist