on the other hand, it’s not like I have the actual time to blog, either.

well damnit. Now that I have this thing running nicely in jekyll, I’m having increasing .. thoughts .. about converting my other blogs as well. Not that I have the time, currently.

in a further addendum to last, the author of Phone Saver seems to be aware of the problem.

although, annoying addendum to last, Phone Saver as well as similar other apps all seem to suffer from being slightly old and therefore not using the newer Android storage API and therefore can’t save to external storage (SD card). Haven’t found one that does.

workflow for pictures: shoot picture, swipe into gallery, share to phone saver (that way, the share-dialog offers to reduce resolution). Then continue as in last post.

to be a bit more specific re workflow: I open the editor, create an md file (inside the git dir), save. then open MGit, add, commit, push. On the server, via a post-receive hook, the newly pushed content gets pulled to a working copy. there, jekyll build –watch is running.

for now going with Epsilon Notes as the editor for writing posts on the phone. MGit is a bit rough around the edges (particularly this), but otherwise I think I haven an OK workflow now.

this week almost didn’t make it .. so in the end went for an architectural detail shot of a half-timbered house next door #project52

*Harold Finch from Person of Interest-voiceover* “you are being watched.”

Extremely awesome. Via this set of scripts, a Canon Selphy will work nicely under Linux.