About Random Notes
This site is an occasionally-updated collection of thoughts and notes that come from the mind and keyboard of writer Scott Nesbitt.
The posts that you read here will (usually) be short and could be about anything. You don’t know what you’re going to get until you read it, mainly because I don’t know what you’re going to get until I write it.
Not everything that you read here is in its final state — this space is like me: still trying to find its footing, still evolving, regularly changing. I reserve the right to revise my ideas, my opinions, and my viewpoints whenever I need to.
And just so you know, everything on this site is written by a human and not AI.
Licensing and Such
This site is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International license. That means you can use what you find here in any way you want — in its current form, as part of a remix or mashup, or as the basis of something else. Just remember to 1) to give me credit, and 2) refrain from using my posts for commercial purposes.
How I Make this Blog
Each post is written in a file formatted with Markdown, which I convert to HTML5 and drop into a template using a simple script. There’s also a dash of CSS in the mix. Nothing fancy, nothing complex.
This blog isn’t going to win any awards for its look (or anything else), and that’s OK with me. It’s more about presenting information in a clear, clean, easy-to-read way than anything else.
The site's favicon is courtesy Notebook icons created by Freepik - Flaticon
Elsewhere on the Web
You can find some of my work at these fine outposts around the web:
- Open Source Musings, where I write about free and open source software from the perspective of someone with few, if any, technical chops.
- The Monday Kickoff, where each week I curate nine links to interesting, enlightening, and sometimes infuriating reads.
- Weekly Musings, my now-retired weekly letter in which I shared a new essay every seven days.
- The Plain Text Project, where I looked at living and working in plain text. This site is no longer updated.