Mario Breskic : Social Wall

Meine Social‑Media‑Beiträge – offen und ohne Anmeldung

  • Website läuft.
    Link im Profil.
    Oder hier https://www.mariobreskic.de/
    Kurzbeschreibung auf Code and Canvas.
    Langtext auf Mastodon.
    Eiskaffee auf Teller.
    Hypertext is king.
    huginn is serving.
    @medienfeed läuft noch besser.
    Wochenendprojekte sind gut fürs Gehirn.
    Lest mehr Bücher!
    Wahrt Haltung.
    Macht doch was ihr wirklich wollt!

    Quelle: Post auf Instagram

  • Worked from first principles of the internet

    Hyperlink is king

    Completely redid the pipeline for my microblogs, using huginn as my plumbing (automation, my beloved)

    Kicked all custom code out of the most default of default of WordPress themes, because there is no way in F*CK I will maintain my own code as WordPress versions into the future

    Website is basically Vanilla now

    Redid the categories, with lots of leeway for the future

    Lost my marbles on the index page. I refuse to put them back. Instead, I will increase the amount of marbles lost for that page.

    Medienfeed

    I also redid how Medienfeed works, also in huginn

    There was some mess about the truncation of titles, which is now effectively un-messed.

    What does this do? No idea, it works though, and that’s what matters

    This heat though, yeah? Some iced coffee now, yeah?

    Quelle: Post auf Code & Canvas

  • Überarbeite seit gestern meine Website.

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  • Ich liebe es, nützliche Texte zu verfassen. Generell bin ich von der grundlegenden Programmierbarkeit von Materie mittels Zeichen fasziniert.

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  • beispielsweise dient eine llms.txt nicht dazu, die Häufigkeit neuen Inhalts abzubilden, sondern die Website deskriptiv zu illustrieren.

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  • Ever since my father died in 2025, my life has been turned upside down, but it seems to be slowly settling into a new form.

    A few days after his funeral, I looked towards the edge of a nearby forest. A haze hung over the trees on that March day, in the river meadows where he was born in 1946. It was a tiny village then; it is a tiny village now.

    An uncanny feeling came over me: that what I saw in the distance was Death’s cloak, and that the landscape and my own vision were merely its embroidery and stitching. That behind both the real and the perceived was Death.

    The impression stayed with me. I have written it down several times and spoken about it, usually to people’s surprise.

    It is also why I want to return to photography. Not to photograph Death, no, but perhaps to make a picture that makes another person feel something, that makes visible something which could not otherwise have been seen.

    Quelle: Post auf Code & Canvas

  • I built a Gemini capsule. Not the Google one, but the tiny space-capsule sort. You can reach it at gemini://mariobreskic.de/ using a Gemini client such as Lagrange.

    I have been meaning to do this for a while. Now I finally have a backstage area where I can get properly weird about art, creativity, and design. I am apparently into building rooms lately.

    My father built rooms, too. Whole buildings, actually. Rest in peace, Dad. Thy will be done.

    This Tumblr is the more relaxed room. As the new description puts it, Code and Canvas is my “after-hours café for exploration, practice, and the work around the work.” Perhaps it is also a little like the garage where you used to hang out with friends and shoot the shit.

    I have started investing more time in deepening my studies and expertise, but progress is glacial. Artists are often torn between the world and the otherworld. Perhaps it would help to set aside a protected stretch of time specifically for the world.

    A room in time where flow can happen.

    I’ll look into this. Hafta. My dudes, build your stuff!

    Quelle: Post auf Code & Canvas