This is my little hobbyist site. I work on it to get experience with new technologies and expand my horizons. It gives me an outlet to talk about tech and music, when the feeling strikes.
It is grossly neglected, but lately I’ve put a little work into some housekeeping:
Note-taking software is evidently important to me. The amount of notes-software angst I experience could be chronicled in volumes, but I’ll spare you.
The fact is I haven’t used Bear in years, despite my infatuation. I departed silently, feeling there was no need to call attention to my departure from what was really a very good product, albeit one that did not quite meet my needs.
My wife created a lovely website for herself using Squarespace. It took about ninety minutes. And she built a blog for herself using Wordpress; that was around an hour’s labor.
I’ve had my first unoccupied vacation time in ten years this past week and immediately set about occupying it in the construction of this site. (Relaxation is a young man’s game.) In the time it took me to develop skrvn.com, Whitney could have created forty websites. (To save you a math, I spent fifty hours on this basic[1], buggy[2], alpha-quality product.)
So why’d I do it?