I do zero analytics on any of my web traffic, so this is just a guess, but I should be surprised if many people come to my sites via Google.

I am just a bloke with a Raspberry Pi running a website and two blogs.

I suspect that, of whatever traffic I get, most comes from links I (and others) post here, and from RSS subscribers.

Similarly, I don't think that I found any of the blogs or sites that I read regularly via a search engine.

Word of mouth (webrings, people posting about stuff they've enjoyed / their own work etc.) ftw.

Yesterday I was on the Apropos podcast and we had a nice conversation there about my #Emacs setup, CIDER, nREPL and some of my newer #Clojure projects (Port and Neat).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZpV5IIKHvs

As the conversation was taking place late in my evening after a busy day I wasn't in my best state of mind, but I still hope some of you will find it useful.

Hayri's rotary encoder (MagScroll) is soo smooth 😻 it's using magnetic levitation to reduce friction 🤓

#MagScroll #esp32 #m5stack #tab5 #breakout #rotary

🔧 https://github.com/ihayri/MagScroll
💵 https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/hayri-projects/magscroll

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