• Finally realized the point of standard.site. I’m now publishing standard.site documents. These link back the Quartz generated website.
  • Its purpose is a little bit like RSS for a comparison.
  • I tried existing tools, but they didn’t work well for the rather unique [[Quartz]] setup I have. I built my own tooling for it.
    • Sequoia seemed promising but it had issues.
      • draft field override was ignored.
      • title is required, otherwise it’ll default to “undefined.”.
      • Frontmatter is required. If missing, it would emit errors.
  • It took me a long while to understand this. While site.standard.document records can store an editable copy of its documents. This isn’t required and its content field does not have a concrete standard. It’s intended for editor/viewing platforms like Leaflet.
    • This means that I’m not using standard.site as a means of synchronization. I already have too many forms of synchronization for the spacious nexus.
      • Though, I am just putting raw markdown for the textContent field. It could be possible to restore some data and file hierarchy with the path field. It’s not something I would rely on, but they’re here just in case the Git repositories explode, somehow.
• Quartz generates cover images. I should use those.

2026-06-11

• [[Fascism]].

• [[Zettled]]:

  • [[Violence is an integral part of fascism]].

2026-06-10

• [[Zettled]]:
  • [[Fascism is built incrementally through legislation]]

• Writing something to convert my [[Discord]] messages into markdown files. Incrementally publishing these into /Discord/.
  • Currently reads the database file maintained by Discord History Tracker. Would want it to maintain its journals in real-time someday.
  • Would want to eventually publish its repository. Maybe once after it has distinct enough features from the rest of the chat exporters.
  • Learning a bit more of [[SQL]]/SQLite in the process.

• [[Christoph]] told me about [[1mm resolution]] in location data using [[RTK]]. He’s preparing a talk on it. Very cool!

2026-06-09

• [[Bookmarked]]:
  • US Personal Device Demand Dips in 2026, Returns to Growth Through 2030
    • "Demand does not disappear when people delay a purchase — it builds up. By 2027, a large installed base of aging devices starts driving a replacement wave"

2026-06-08

• [[Zettled]]:

  • [[Resistance and change often begin in art]].
  • [[Stories don’t just describe our world, they cast it]].

• [[Listened]]:

  • [[Team Human with Douglas Rushkoff: Alan Moore on Reclaiming Our Imagination from the Authoritarian Overlords]]
    • Recommended by GL.

• It’s 6/7. I’m not sure if I have anything to celebrate for this fine day.