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2024

Wed 08 May 2024 » I think I can make this work

2022

Sat 22 January 2022 » better late than never
Mon 10 January 2022 » you're on your own
Mon 03 January 2022 » one more try

2021

Tue 19 October 2021 » copying files isn't always a straightforward process (or, some things I've learned working with digital archives)
Sun 17 October 2021 » void where uninhabited
Fri 08 October 2021 » so, you want to "archive" your facebook account
Tue 05 October 2021 » delete my account
Sun 28 February 2021 » long drives
Sun 21 February 2021 » what's in a format
Sat 13 February 2021 » what there is and what there could be
Sat 06 February 2021 » grain elevator pitch
Sat 30 January 2021 » career america
Sat 23 January 2021 » viral messaging
Sat 16 January 2021 » two moments from 2016
Sat 09 January 2021 » the unmanageable feed
Sat 02 January 2021 » what I didn't do in 2020

2020

Mon 30 March 2020 » a collection of plague literature
Fri 07 February 2020 » spending less time looking things up with json and jq

2019

Mon 11 February 2019 » collecting and archiving digital video
Sun 27 January 2019 » history book idea: the transformation of the fur trade
Sun 27 January 2019 » maintenance note
Sun 13 January 2019 » I still define the "digital humanities" the same way

2017

Fri 17 November 2017 » memories of a grad school listserv
Wed 11 January 2017 » response to an inquiry on digital preservation

2015

Wed 14 October 2015 » inherent virtue
Thu 01 January 2015 » unresolved

2014

Sun 23 February 2014 » what Silicon Valley could have looked like
Sat 11 January 2014 » re-launch

2012

Wed 29 August 2012 » what would it take for historians to be able to share archival material?
Sun 08 July 2012 » learning to cursive
Mon 02 July 2012 » "the library is itself their laboratory and museum"

2008

Sun 15 June 2008 » My instructor was Mr. Langley, and he taught me to sing a song. If you'd like to hear it I can sing it for you.
Fri 15 February 2008 » because this blog needs content