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: Admonish the Callout Micro.blog has recently enabled Hugo v0.158.0 for usage. The last version available to users was v0.117.0 and v0.140.0. And as Jason has pointed out on his blog, there are some big changes. One of the changes of note was the inclusion of render hooks for callouts included in v0.132.0. This is coupled with the enhancements in v0.134 makes it more compatible with GitHub, Obsidian, and Typora.
: A tour of the theme Table of Contents The First thing The Second thing The Third thing Figures Tasklists Tables The first thing One morning, when Gregor Samsa woke from troubled dreams, he found himself transformed in his bed into a horrible vermin. He lay on his armour-like back, and if he lifted1 his head a little he could see his brown belly, slightly domed and divided by arches into stiff sections. The bedding was hardly able to cover it and seemed ready2 to slide off any moment. His many legs, pitifully thin compared with the size of the rest of him, waved about helplessly as he looked. “What’s happened to me? " he thought. It wasn’t a dream.
: Admonition Test Testing something out. Note Useful information that users should know, even when skimming content. I hope that this works.
: Everything Goal for this document I wanted to make a page that contained most if not all of the different things that you would find in a blog post written in Markdown. For simplicity, I’ll stick to what is found in Python-Markdown as it is the one that I use most. Basic Syntax This sentence as emphasied and bold text. This sentence has emphasis and bold text combined.
: I spent a lot of time working on something this morning that ultimately did not work.
: Alright, today is a good day to start something. Or, we can continue with what we’re doing. It’s really up to you.
: Messing around with web mentions again test 1 I’m thinking that I might need to place the response in a div within my larger post. Webmention Rocks Test 1 Just adding to the noise. For everyone else, I hope that I’m able to write this up and look cool.
: Messing around with web mentions again I’m thinking that I might need to place the response in a div within my larger post. Aaron Parecki's response that they have on the IndieWeb wiki Just adding to the noise. For everyone else, I hope that I’m able to write this up and look cool.
: # Webmention Rocks Test 1 This post advertises its Webmention endpoint with an HTTP Link header. Webmention Rocks! Begin response here
: This is an example reply to @aaronpk. Thanks to the class u-in-reply-to, Micro.blog should send a webmention automaticly.
: I just got back from a college tour. This will be the thing that I remember the most.
: Finally finished that first draft. Going to take a nap and then edit it. If I am lucky, I might publish it tomorrow.
: This is a post with multiple images. Then some more stuff to paste here. Another picture here. Some text goes here Then maybe a video. Urban Cow Video Video didn’t load
: Currently reading: The Circle by Laura Day 📚 I remember reading this a long time ago and want to go back to feeling more in control.
: A clip from the clip app via sunlit
: Ok, this is kind of nice. I like the idea of just having something small that I can post stuff really quickly.
: I spent sometime just looking at my phone expecting for it to do something to make my life a little better. The phone, just like my life, is in my hands… it’s up to me…
: As an example of our brains working against us, I just had a thought cross my mind. Is it too late for me to be awesome? Why would I think that? What is the definition of “awesome” that I’m debating on? To all of you, go out and be awesome!
: How was your first day at work @ChrisHannah?
: How to test dark mode? You can set dark mode as default by setting params.mode to dark in config.toml or set it to auto which will detect based on your OS and switch to dark mode. For more details refer documentation Here is how you can switch based on your OS iOS Android macOS Windows 10
: How I Learned to Stop Procrastinating, & Love Letting Go The end of procrastination is the art of letting go. I’ve been a lifelong procrastinator, at least until recent years. I would put things off until deadline, because I knew I could come through. I came through on tests after cramming last minute, I turned articles in at the deadline after waiting until the last hour, I got things done. Until I didn’t. It turns out procrastinating caused me to miss deadlines, over and over. It stressed me out. My work was less-than-desirable when I did it last minute. Slowly, I started to realize that procrastination wasn’t doing me any favors. In fact, it was causing me a lot of grief.
: Fearlessness: How to Stop Running from Space We spend our days filling in every available space, cramming in more tasks, responding to messages, checking social media and online sites, watching videos. We are afraid of empty space in our lives. The result is often a continual busyness, constant distraction and avoidance, lack of focus, lack of satisfaction with our lives. We run from silence. We run from the spaces between tasks and appointments. We run from solitude and stillness. We try to fill every second with activity, with something useful, as if silence and space are not valuable.
: Primer: When You Have Too Much to Do You have a to-do list that scrolls on for days. You are managing multiple projects, getting lots of email and messages on different messaging systems, managing finances and personal health habits and so much more. It all keeps piling up, and it can feel overwhelming. How do you keep up with it all? How do you find focus and peace and get stuff accomplished when you have too much on your plate?
: Welcome to your test blog! You can create new posts here to test theme and design changes.