Thanks for listening.
\nThis aggression will not stand.
\nDon’t make me laugh.
\nUse your mind!
\nGood morning sports fans!
\nYou can’t lie to a compiler.
\nIf it doesn’t have a feed it isn’t a podcast.
\nSo, it has come to this.
\nIt’s even worse than it appears.
\nDon’t slam the door on the way out.
All baking done on premises.
\nDon’t get lost in the weeds.
\nYou can observe a lot by watching.
\nGreetings, citizen of Planet Earth. We are your overlords. ![\"🙂\"](\"https://s0.wp.com/wp-content/mu-plugins/wpcom-smileys/twemoji/2/72x72/1f642.png\")
\nPeople return to places that send them away.
\nThis is unfortunate and we’re stuck with it forever.
\nYou should never argue with a crazy man.
\nWelcome back my friends to the show that never ends.
\nDon’t slam the door on the way out.
\nYeah well, that’s just, you know, like, your opinion, man.
Reallll soooon now…
\nWe don’t need no stinkin rock stars.
\nGood morning sports fans!
\nWhen in doubt, blog.
\nIt’s a good time for a backup.
\nStill diggin!
\nStill diggin!
\nWe don’t need no stinkin rock stars.
\nUse your mind!
\nTakes a lickin, keeps on tickin.
There was a big tree in the middle of the stage. They had built the stage around it. There was a band playing, something lively and Texan, and I was thinking, I wonder if that tree even knows we�re here. Can it sense the music, and the people, and the beers, and the relaxed mood?
\nhttps://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/news/2016/12/14/tree-iowa-middle-road/95417582/
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\n\n\n\nI want to see if this generates a new rssCloud message.
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\n\n\n\nWe can’t physically find our souls with microscopes or MRIs, or electron microscopes, perhaps because they aren’t visible where those tools exist? Reminds me of an experience I had many years ago at an outdoor bar in Austin.
\n\n\n\nThere was a big tree in the middle of the stage. They had built the stage around it. There was a band playing, something lively and Texan, and I was thinking, I wonder if that tree even knows we’re here. Can it sense the music, and the people, and the beers, and the relaxed mood?
\n\n\n\nAnd if it can, what must it think is going on? So it’s possible that our souls may not even be in another dimension, they may only exist in a manner that our senses can’t detect.
\n\n\n\nOr maybe we can only detect them as feelings, as intuitions, as middle-of-the-night dreaming epiphanies?
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\nI’ve never used Gutenberg, so I want to keep an open mind, even though I’m pretty sure that Gutenberg, even if it’s great, is not the answer to the problem I keep seeing with WordPress, have been seeing since its inception. The problem is flow. Let me explain.
\nI have an idea for a post. How many steps is it before I’m writing what I’m thinking. The more steps, and the less memorable they are, the more likely it is that I will either forget the idea before I start writing, or decide not to detour because it takes too much time to record it.
\nThis is the problem I was working on in blogging software since I started in 1994. I solved the problem for myself in 1997, and ever since I’ve been working on solving it for everyone else. Had WordPress designers simply looked at Radio UserLand, shipped in 2002, and copied its menu structure, they would have had a much better flowing blog platform.
But since then Facebook and Twitter have bettered Radio in flow. So there’s a new benchmark. WordPress appears oblivious. So no I don’t think Gutenberg, which is a new text editor for WordPress, is the answer. It is the answer to other problems, how to mix text and other elements in a blog post. Certainly a good thing to do. But WordPress imho remains the klunky monolith that it always has been.
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