I’m tentatively adding back comment capability to Burningbird. It already exists if you access the Burningbird Mastodon account (@bosslady@burningbird.net@mastodon.social). If you reply to a Mastodon post, it shows up here as a comment. And if I reply, it shows up in Mastodon. But not everyone has Mastodon. However, I’m also not sure how willing folks […]
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Biden on climate, Virginia school district accidentally releases confidential data, stop buying so much crap, and Substack has good and bad people.
The Endangered Species Act turns 50, the economy is doing well, and Texas border antics causing more trouble
This is my home. This is Burningbird.
I just published the last of the *recovered posts. I’ve manage to recover over 4000 posts. The last bit went faster than I expected, as I didn’t have as many posts to recover in later years. I’ve not been chatty in this space in recent years. Months would go by before I’d write something to […]
Web site recovery continues
Thanks to the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine I have recovered over 3600 web posts dating back to 1996. I’m not done yet, but I’m getting into the detective phase of recovery. This means using all the of the tools the Wayback Machine provides for recovery. For instance, though you get a timeline of snapshots when […]
