Leaving Trieste on a glorious day; blue skies and clear. Pity it wasn’t like this the past couple of days, but all in all it was better than expected and the city is beautiful. People said Why are you going? Because it is there. And I’m glad we did.

I'd be up for an IWC in Italy.

Successfully updated WithKnown to latest master with no (apparent) ill effects. Now to see whether it permits things that it previously did not.

Managed to get my demo for IWC done with about 10 minutes to spare. Not unhappy. More quantified nonsense.

Great session on Indie Strategy has come to a close. Much to digest.

Getting ready for two days of IndieWeb in beautiful Nürnberg.

Well, this is exciting, and a little bit scary. Proposal for the book of Our Daily Bread is on its way to publisher. Now to wait. Fortunately, baking with natural leavens teaches patience.

I wish I agreed that a code of conduct shouldn't be necessary, that the law and common sense should be enough to ensure good behaviour. Alas, I think the very point that common sense is uncommon, and that there's no argument against "I thought I was behaving decently" make some kind of fallback necessary. A code of conduct is not, of course, a legal agreement or contract, but the same reasoning applies: Hope for the best, but plan for the worst.

I'll be sorry not to see Christian at Nürnberg.

@cn @lioncourt @vasta Should be fixed now, although the update and the fix exposed a couple of other “issues”.

The release of gitsync 2.0 for Grav can't come soon enough for me.