The irony of my posting a link to this here is not lost on me, but: write.as/jackbaty/…

Recently discovered that Write.as has a “tiny” version of every blog. Mine is tiny.write.as/jackbaty and I kind of like it :).

I started naming files using CamelCase.jpg instead of lowercase-with-hypens.jpg and it’s my favorite new thing.

Thanks to all the recent mentions around here, I’m going to try blogging with Write.as for a while. Haven’t posted there since 2018. It’s come a long way. It’ll be fun! 😘. I’m at write.as/jackbaty/ for now. I can’t help it.

I’ve had a matte cutter for 10 years and today was the first time I used it. Pretty easy. I cut custom mattes for 2 prints. Only had to redo them twice. Still learning!

I made a camera-selling mistake recently and today I’ve corrected that mistake. All is right, again.

I printed a recent self-portrait on fiber-based paper in the darkroom and was a little surprised to find that I liked it much better than the inkjet prints I’d made. It’s now matted, framed, and hung and it makes me want to make more of them.

I snapped this photo yesterday of E.’s snack nook and was reminded of my long-dormant Refrigerator Project on Flickr. It’s like a family time machine.

Journaling is fun. It’s a great way to put the little Instax printer to use, also. My big journal has become a sort of scrapbook with supporting commentary.

I wish I needed one of these.

After a few days, I’ve fallen so in love with the i3 and Workspace setup in Regolith Linux that I’m questioning everything. I need to calm down.

Didn’t I just say I wasn’t going to do this? baty.blog/2022/linu…

Alice is enjoying the sun this afternoon. Also, ear kaboom!

(Hasseblad 500C/M. Zeiss Planar 80mm. HP5 Plus.)

“Unknown”

‘68 Europe. This is how people used to organize “albums” 😆. Apparently we also wildly over-exposed our chromes, based on this sample.

Why didn’t anyone tell me that “Joe Pera Talks With You” is the greatest thing on Television? www.adultswim.com/videos/jo…

I need to stop installing Linux. baty.blog/2022/stop…

I can’t explain why, but it makes me uncomfortable knowing that 1Password has more than 500 employees.

This afternoon’s antidote to spending the entire morning futzing around with Linux.