"description":"Update osmosfeed.yaml\n\nAdded three feeds:\r\n\r\n1. Commits to NLJ Feeds YAML file\r\n2. Commits to Bing deindexing resource\r\n3. Feed for NAF's Memos account",
"description":"We review a sentimental visual novel about family set in the Japanese countryside (mild sci-fi may also be included).\nPossibly related posts...\n\nThe al|together and Insani Visual Novel Translations\nFlood of Tears - Visual Novel Review\nCrimsoness - Visual Novel Review\nRed Shift Visual Novel Review\nMay Sky - Visual Novel Review\nio [Christmas Eve] - Visual Novel Review\nFrom the Bottom of the Heart - VN Review\nPlain Song - Visual Novel Review\nUntil We Meet Again - Visual Novel Review",
"description":"NoPaste is a free and open source pastebin of sorts. It was created by Mr.Boris Kubiak and the source code is […]\nPossibly related posts...\n\nNew Leaf Journal Third Birthday Reader\nBird in Review 〜 Yellow Throated Toucan\nImplementing Article Series With WP Post Series\nJustin and Justina review 2022 at the NLJ\nMatter of Man, 12 I&N Dec. 305 (BIA 1967) - BIA Hong Kong…\nRecommended F-Droid FOSS Apps For Android-Based Devices…\nReviewing Koko Analytics: A Simple Privacy-Friendly…\nOn DRM-Free Games on Steam\nSubstack Notes' Twitter clone war",
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"description":"Thanks to the Nostr Verify plugin for WordPress, you can find NLJ editor N.A. Ferrell on Nostr at nafnlj@thenewleafjournal.com. I explain how it works, step-by-step.\nPossibly related posts...\n\nNaver Webmaster Trials and Tribulations\nExperiences in the Yandex Webmaster Portal\nMoving a WordPress Site With UpdraftPlus Free\nThe BunnyPress Chronicles: Story and Review\nMy WordPress Writing Workflow at The New Leaf Journal\nUpgrading WP Search With Relevanssi\nRemoving pages from Yandex Turbo\nReviewing Koko Analytics: A Simple Privacy-Friendly…\nFixing a WP Custom Post Type Permalink Error",
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"description":"The story of how I switched from my Murena Teracube 2e phone to a Google Pixel 3a XL running LineageOS without having planned to do so.\nPossibly related posts...\n\nReview of the Teracube 2e Smartphone\nInstalling GrapheneOS on a Google Pixel 6a\nReview of /e/ - An Android Alternative For Mobile Phones\nInstalling LineageOS on a 2013 Nexus 7 (Wi-Fi)\nUpdating 2020 Murena Teracube 2e\nTransferring Photos From My BlackBerry Classic Using KDE…\nWhat is an \"Android Alternative\"?\nJustin and Justina review 2022 at the NLJ\nNew Leaf Journal Third Birthday Reader",
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"description":"I review I, Too, Saw Dreams Through Air, a visual novel which offers two dream-like visual novels for the (free) price of one.\nPossibly related posts...\n\nThe al|together and Insani Visual Novel Translations\nThe Poetry of Charlotte Becker - Early Twentieth Century…\nAll About the Saw-whet Owl\nThe Nice Boat 〜 A Look Back at the School Days Anime\nBird in Review 〜 Yellow Throated Toucan\n\"Casey's Revenge\" - Grantland Rice's 1896 Reply Poem to…\nSearching for School Days' Nice Boat\nCalvin Coolidge's 1922 \"Better Homes\" Remarks\nExcerpts From \"A Weaver's Reverie\"",
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"description":"I saw a squirrel in Battery Park eating a French fry. While I was unable to capture a photograph of the French fry squirrel, I did take a picture of a squirrel on a tree.\nPossibly related posts...\n\nPhotographing a Squirrel Kiss in Three Acts\n1883 Opening of the Brooklyn Bridge\nTranquility at the Foot of the Manhattan Bridge\nTI-89 Haiku: Boerum Blue Jay and Black Squirrel\nBlack Squirrel in a Tree in Brooklyn\nThe Cows of Bloomingdale's and Macy's at the 2021 NYC Cow…\nA Brave Little Tree Grows in Manhattan\nThe Poetry of Charlotte Becker - Early Twentieth Century…\nSquirrel With Walnut at Brooklyn Bridge Park",
"description":"I review a 3-minute visual novel about a girl who sets out to destroy the planet after making a mistake on her school exam. (Explanation is in context.)\nPossibly related posts...\n\nThe al|together and Insani Visual Novel Translations\nFlood of Tears - Visual Novel Review\nRed Shift Visual Novel Review\nVersion history of Aru Fuyu no Monogatari\nVisual Novel Review: May Sky\nACE Academy - Visual Novel Review\nio [Christmas Eve] - Visual Novel Review\nVisual Novel Review: \"Summer, Cicadas, and the Girl\"\nVisual Novel Review - Shooting Star Hill",
"description":"A long post with original accounts from the May 24, 1883 opening of the Brooklyn Bridge.\nPossibly related posts...\n\nWasteful talk show subsidies in New York\nIn Support of the Lawsuit Against NYC Dining Sheds\nOn NYC Curfews and Essential Workers\nA Trip Across Brooklyn's Summit Street Bridge\nThe Brooklyn Bridge's Mysterious Cobweb Lane\nThe Questionable NYC Mayoral Campaign About Page of Maya…\nThe Awful About Page for Sara Tirschwell's NYC Mayoral…\nHarry Wilson Wants My Vote For Governor\nFreedom Tower in the Fog From the Brooklyn Bridge",
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"description":"I wanted to enable pingback and trackback support for WordPress pages in order to allow certain pages to accept and send […]\nPossibly related posts...\n\nAnalysis of the From the Bottom of the Heart (Negaeba)…\nReview of the Original Persona 4 Artbook\nRemoving pages from Yandex Turbo\nPersona 4 Golden Digital Artbook Review (Steam)\nThe story of our Bing blacklisting\nIndieWeb Standards, RSS, and Atom\nPeekier Search Engine Review\nUpgrading WP Search With Relevanssi\nMoving a WordPress Site With UpdraftPlus Free",
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"description":"Insani, the visual translation circle behind most of the al|together visual novel translations that I am in the process of reviewing […]\nPossibly related posts...\n\nThe al|together and Insani Visual Novel Translations\nGoing From ONScripter Visual Novel .exe to Native Linux\nRunning ONScripter-En in Linux Visual Novel Directory\nRunning Linux Visual Novels With ONScripter\nRed Shift Visual Novel Review\nFlood of Tears - Visual Novel Review\nMIDI sound for games on Arch-based distro\nA Winter's Tale - Visual Novel Review\nio [Christmas Eve] - Visual Novel Review",
"description":"From a Eurasianet report: Uzbekistan is to hold snap presidential elections on July 9, President Shavkat Mirziyoyev has said, citing the […]\nPossibly related posts...\n\nUzbek President Mirziyoyev's War and Peace of the Union\nHistory of Thanksgiving Proclamations in the Philippines\nBenjamin Harrison's Memorable July 4, 1888\nThe Story of Billy Possum, President Hoover's Pet Opossum\nCalvin Coolidge's 1922 \"Better Homes\" Remarks\nThe 999 Life of Herman Cain\nBiden, Lincoln, and Counting Back From the President's Birth\nAliens vs Noncitizens - The Anatomy of a Debate\nKazakhstan's Constitutional Reform",
"description":"On December 19, 2022, EL PAÍS published an article by Ms. Laura Camón: Your cat knows you’re talking to it, but […]\nPossibly related posts...\n\nJustin and Justina review 2022 at the NLJ\nJustin & Justina: The Most-Read New Leaf Journal Content of…\nHalloween Cooking and Decorating Tips From 1913\nFour May Issues of The Nursery Magazine (1873-81)\nSowell on Walter Williams and Objective Teaching\nThe New Leaf Journal Celebrates Its First Birthday\nDialogue: Alpacas, Virus Cures, and Paca Plus\nAn Essay on Productivity, Production, and Productive Leisure\nIs my cat deaf, or does she just not give a...?",
"description":"On April 22, 2023, Nintendo Life published the results of a reader survey ranking the best Nintendo controllers. The results were […]\nPossibly related posts...\n\nHistory of the Mario Party Gloves\nMario Party's Joystick-Wrecking Rotation Games\nThe Aborted Nintendo-Minnesota Lottery Scheme\nJustin and Justina review 2022 at the NLJ\nNintendo Power's 1999 Yoshi in Pokémon April Fools Prank\nOn Nintendo's Pro-User Cartridge-First Strategy\nThe Sega Dreamcast Controller Joystick\nLateral thinking to extend game console life-cycles\nEGM's 2001 Sega Neptune April Fools Joke",
"description":"I quote from an interesting March 9, 2023 post on Privacy Dad’s Blog titled Control Your Own Content with RSS and […]\nPossibly related posts...\n\nATW 〜 Murakami on Bad Social Media Content\nFediverse Clone Wars and Decentralized Social Media\nAn Introduction to RSS and Other Feed Formats\nFeeds and Read-It-Later for Online Reading\nThe Enigmatic Life and Death of Emperor Otho\nSubstack Notes' Twitter clone war\nSocial webs of personal websites\nAn Early Review of Pixelfed - Instagram Alternative\nAgainst Twitter as a Content Curator",
"description":"I present the first sentence of an April 7, 2023 Associated Press report: Climate change is making major league sluggers into […]\nPossibly related posts...\n\nThe Story of Billy Possum, President Hoover's Pet Opossum\nThe modest virtues of self-awe\n\"Casey's Revenge\" - Grantland Rice's 1896 Reply Poem to…\nJustin & Justina: The Most-Read New Leaf Journal Content of…\nCalvin Coolidge's 1922 \"Better Homes\" Remarks\nJustin & Justina 〜 The Pitching Injury\nJustin and Justina review 2022 at the NLJ\nHerbert Hoover's Better Homes Remarks: \"The Home as an…\nHot Coffee on Summer Walks",
"description":"On March 16, the Library of Congress’ Global Legal Monitor published a report on Moldova changing its official state language from […]\nPossibly related posts...\n\nJohn Thomas James' Account of a Cemetery at Tchernigoff in…\nUzbek President Mirziyoyev's War and Peace of the Union\nKazakhstan's Constitutional Reform\nJustin and Justina review 2022 at the NLJ\nFlood of Tears - Visual Novel Review\nThe Enigmatic Life and Death of Emperor Otho\nSubstack Notes' Twitter clone war\nReturn to Shironagasu Island Review\nAnime Recommendations of the Decade (2011-20)",
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"description":"Welcome to the syndicated version of Newsletter Leaf Journal 139. After I was late in making my Monday syndication target for […]\nPossibly related posts...\n\nThe Newsletter Leaf Journal at 100\nJustin & Justina: The Most-Read New Leaf Journal Content of…\nJustin and Justina review 2022 at the NLJ\nThe Newsletter Leaf Journal LXIX 〜 The Move(d) Leaf Journal\nThe New Leaf Journal Newsletter\nHow to Find Substack RSS Feeds and Other Notes\nThe New Leaf Journal Celebrates Its First Birthday\nThe Newsletter Leaf Journal VIII\nAn Introduction to RSS and Other Feed Formats",
"description":"Welcome to the syndicated version of Newsletter Leaf Journal 138 (see original). I am supposed to syndicate our Saturday newsletters on […]\nPossibly related posts...\n\nThe Newsletter Leaf Journal at 100\nJustin & Justina: The Most-Read New Leaf Journal Content of…\nJustin and Justina review 2022 at the NLJ\nThe Newsletter Leaf Journal LXIX 〜 The Move(d) Leaf Journal\nThe New Leaf Journal Newsletter\nHow to Find Substack RSS Feeds and Other Notes\nThe New Leaf Journal Celebrates Its First Birthday\nThe Newsletter Leaf Journal VIII\nAn Introduction to RSS and Other Feed Formats",
"description":"Welcome to the syndicated version of Newsletter Leaf Journal 137 (see original). I am supposed to syndicate our Saturday newsletters on […]\nPossibly related posts...\n\nThe Newsletter Leaf Journal at 100\nJustin & Justina: The Most-Read New Leaf Journal Content of…\nJustin and Justina review 2022 at the NLJ\nThe Newsletter Leaf Journal LXIX 〜 The Move(d) Leaf Journal\nThe New Leaf Journal Newsletter\nHow to Find Substack RSS Feeds and Other Notes\nThe New Leaf Journal Celebrates Its First Birthday\nThe Newsletter Leaf Journal VIII\nAn Introduction to RSS and Other Feed Formats",
"description":"Welcome to the syndicated version of Newsletter Leaf Journal 136. We mailed the original on Saturday, May 20, 2023. Newsletter Leaf […]\nPossibly related posts...\n\nThe Newsletter Leaf Journal at 100\nJustin & Justina: The Most-Read New Leaf Journal Content of…\nJustin and Justina review 2022 at the NLJ\nThe Newsletter Leaf Journal LXIX 〜 The Move(d) Leaf Journal\nThe New Leaf Journal Newsletter\nHow to Find Substack RSS Feeds and Other Notes\nThe New Leaf Journal Celebrates Its First Birthday\nThe Newsletter Leaf Journal VIII\nSaving Internet Archive URLs in Wallabag",
"description":"Welcome to the 140th edition of The Newsletter Leaf Journal, the official newsletter of the perennially virid online writing magazine, The New Leaf Journal. Today’s edition comes a bit late because I was tired last night (I am definitely not writing this on Saturday afternoon). But it will be a full newsletter all the same, packed to the brim with the sort of content one would expect to find in a Newsletter Leaf Journal composed by New Leaf Journal editor Nicholas A. Ferrell on his waterproof keyboard.\nTable of contents\nLeaves from the week that was\nLeaves from around the web\nThe Old Leaf Journal\nMost-turned leaves of the newsletter week\nNews leaf journal\nNotable leaf journal\nTaking leaf\nLeaves from the week that was\nI published four regular articles since mailing newsletter 139. I also pu…",
"description":"Welcome to the 139th edition of The Newsletter Leaf Journal, the official newsletter of the perennially virid online writing magazine, The New Leaf Journal. This newsletter comes to you as always from the waterproof keyboard of the editor of The New Leaf Journal, Nicholas A. Ferrell. While I did not publish many articles in the last week, one of the articles that I did publish is quite long. Moreover, this week saw the return of The New Leaf Journal Guestbook, albeit in a new form. Without further ado, let us cover the latest news, notes, and articles from around the web.\nTable of contents\nLeaves from the week that was\nLeaves from around the web\nThe Old Leaf Journal\nMost-turned leaves of the newsletter week\nNews leaf journal\nNotable leaf journal\nTaking leaf\nLeaves from the week that was\nI …",
"description":"Welcome to the 138th edition of The Newsletter Leaf Journal, the official newsletter of the perennially virid online writing magazine, The New Leaf Journal. This newsletter comes to you as always from the editor of The New Leaf Journal, Nicholas A. Ferrell.\nWhile we still technically have a couple of weeks of spring here in New York City, something about June feels like the start of summer. But regardless of the season, real or perceived, we have new leaves from the week that was, links from around the web, and your usual assortment of New Leaf Journal news and notes.\nTable of contents\nLeaves from the week that was\nLeaves from around the web\nThe Old Leaf Journal\nMost-turned leaves of the newsletter week\nNews leaf journal\nNotable leaf journal\nTaking leaf\nLeaves from the week that was\nI publ…",
"description":"Welcome to the 137th edition of The Newsletter Leaf Journal, the official newsletter of the perenially virid online writing magazine, The New Leaf Journal. This newsletter comes to you as always from the waterproof keyboard of the editor of The New Leaf Journal, Nicholas A. Ferrell.\nWe published some interesting articles and short posts during the last week. We also added a new section to The New Leaf Journal. We will recap all of that below along with interesting links from around the web and other news and notes.\nTable of contents\nLeaves from the week that was\nLeaves from around the web\nThe Old Leaf Journal\nMost-turned leaves of the newsletter week\nNews leaf journal\nNotable leaf journal\nTaking leaf\nLeaves from the week that was\nI published five regular articles and eight short posts sinc…",
"description":"Welcome to the 136th edition of The Newsletter Leaf Journal, the official newsletter of the perennially virid online writing magazine, The New Leaf Journal. This newsletter comes to you as always from the waterproof keyboard of the editor of The New Leaf Journal, Nicholas A. Ferrell. I published a good number of new articles last week. Below, I share links to our newest posts, links from around the web, and other news and notes.\nTable of contents\nLeaves from the week that was\nLeaves from around the web\nThe Old Leaf Journal\nMost-turned leaves of the newsletter week\nNews leaf journal\nNotable leaf journal\nTaking leaf\nLeaves from the week that was\nI published four regular articles and six short-form posts since mailing Newsletter 135.\nRegular articles\nInstalling GrapheneOS on a Google Pixel 6a…",
"description":"I received a sort of real response from Bing Webmaster support after sending my latest inquiry (we have to be close to 10 now). Automated, yes, but a support number and inviting me to respond to the thread if I have updates. This is good because I'm coming close to blocking Bingbot in robots.txt. Just know I'm doing all of this out of the goodness of my heart for the DuckDuckGo/Ecosia/Qwant crowd out there.\n(Or so I tell myself.)\n#bing #microsoft #webmaster",
"description":"My Nintendo Switch Pro Controller died. My favorite game controller ever is the Dreamcast, so I decided to be creative and get a GuilKit KingKong 2 Pro with a Hall Effect joystick to rekindle the magic. It came in very nice packaging and the joystick feels nice. Will test it... soon.\n#nintendoswitch #guilkit #HallEffect #dreamcast #videogames",
"description":"For those who are interested, it can be downloaded and played for free from the official source. It is a bit finicky to run. It requires a Japanese language environment. It also needs Japanese fonts or things won't display correctly (the default fonts I installed from the AUR did not work well here). I ran it on top of WINE without any problems after the initial configuration. Unlike most of the al|together translations, there is no native Linux version (this one was written in KiriKiri instead of ONScripter-EN).\nhttps://apothes.is/hosted/at2006/collage.html\n#visualnovel #visualnovels",
"description":"I reviewed a 2006 translation of a 2004 Japanese freeware visual novel called Collage last week. This one earns my clear recommendation. It is a story covering a couple of weeks in modern Japan told from the perspective of three adults (probably in the age 28-30 range). Over the course of the story, we see how the lives of the characters are more connected than they seem. The translation reads very well and the story is clever. I also appreciated the game's visual flair and soundtrack, both of which reminded me a bit of Persona 3.\nhttps://thenewleafjournal.com/collage-visual-novel-review/\n#visualnovel #visualnovels #game #freeware #doujin #japan",
"description":"I noticed that crawlers sometimes look for an ads.txt file on The New Leaf Journal. I felt bad about them finding our 404 page instead of the information they were seeking. Not wanting to leave their bot hearts unfulfilled, I remedied the issue.\nhttps://thenewleafjournal.com/ads.txt\n#wordpress #textfile #ads",
"description":"I just had an issue printing from my Brother printer (wi-fi connection) from my main workstation running EndeavourOS. I resolved the issue cleanly with the EndeavourOS Wiki and then detailed the steps with a link to the relevant section in my new Memos instance.\nhttps://memos.emucafe.org/m/11\n#endeavouros #arch #printers",
"description":"I used @jeremy 's Nostr Verify plugin for WordPress to verify my new Nostr profile, and explained the process in a short article. I was impressed with how quickly everything fell into place. This is well worth a look if you run a self-hosted WordPress site.\nhttps://thenewleafjournal.com/using-nostr-verify-for-wordpress-nip-05/\n#wordpress #wordpressplugin #nostr #nip05 #socialmedia",
"description":"I wanted to add pingback support to WordPress pages so I could enable Webmentions on my new Guestbook. After a bit of searching, I extrapolated the correct functions.php snippet from a guide for a different point and added the functionality to pages without breaking my site.\nhttps://thenewleafjournal.com/leaf/add-pingback-support-to-wordpress-pages/\n#wordpress #webmentions #indieweb #php",
"description":"But in full disclosure, Twitter did once come through in a big way for me. I am writing a long series of articles (now up to 21 reviews!) on old freeware Japanese visual novels that were translated for the 2005, 2006, and 2008 al|together festivals. A reader saw the series and sent a DM about trying to track down the novels. I did not see the DM for about 10 months. However, when I did, I worked with the sender (who is collecting them in a public MEGA Drive) on a couple of games and the interactions led me to track down the Japanese version of Manatsu no Kagerou, which is required for playingg the al|together translation since the English version is a patch. I found it in ONE older torrent... all of the original download links were dead.\n(Review forthcoming next month.)\nhttps://thenewleafjournal.com/leaf/on-the-hunt-for-manatsu-no-kagerou/\n#visualnovel #visualnovels #twitter #torrents",
"description":"I was reliably informed yesterday that it had been three years since I made a Twitter account for The New Leaf Journal. In those three years, our account has picked up 43 followers (or 40 if we leave out one of my friends and my NLJ colleague) and my most shared post was in 2020. All of the successes I had on Twitter were from a few of my articles making Hacker News page one, all of which spread on Twitter without my doing anything. As such, I would have done about as well on Twitter had I never made an account. Let no one say, however, that I did not predict this outcome back in 2020.\nhttps://thenewleafjournal.com/the-new-leaf-journal-twitter/\n#twitter #blogging #sharing #socialmedia",
"description":"Bing has blocked The New Leaf Journal from appearing in web search results since January (we were de-indexed in March). I created a GitHub repository to collect stories and resources about similar cases to help others with strange Bing problems.\n(Note: For Microsoft reasons, I think this is one case were GitHub is the perfect host for this project.)\nhttps://github.com/nafnlj/not-awesome-bing-bans-and-deindexing\nHT to @Dariusz_w for giving me the idea to share the story by publishing his excellent \"Bing Jail\" article and sharing it to Hacker News.\n#bing #searchengine #deindexing #seo #github",
"description":"I think I quipped on the NLJ a while back that I would like to see a remaster of Persona 3. I didn't think there would be one. The trailer looks slick, but no evidence of change other than much better graphics. I think P3 has the best underlying story and aesthetic of the modern Personas, but FES is weaker than 4 Golden and 5 overall (4 Golden is my favorite on account of writing and characters). I'll reflect on this and think about what I'd like to see in a full 3 remake.\nhttps://personacentral.com/persona-3-reload-announced/\n#persona3 #persona4 #persona5 #videogames #jrpg",
"description":"I wrote a review of an open source Android launcher called Keikai Launcher a few days ago. On its own, Keikai is a simple bare-bones launcher. I would not use it as a primary launcher (I use TinyBit and Kiss would be my second choice), but it functions nicely for a second proposed use case -- an alternative app drawer. When I need to survey my apps on my LineageOS phone, Keikai is a much more elegant solution than navigating to settings. Moreover, I could see it being very useful on locked down Android-derived devices which do not let the user change his or her default launcher, such as the Kindle Fire line. Keikai is available on GitHub and F-Droid.\nhttps://thenewleafjournal.com/reviewing-keikai-launcher-android/\n#android #lineageos #keikailauncher #opensource #fdroid",
"description":"I decided to go with Shotwell for the time being instead of installing Nomacs as a Flatpak. Seems to do what I need (although I prefer Nomacs). I could not figure out how to change the size of the images though. Looked it up. You can only change size when saving? Weird. It works in the end...\n#linux #nomacs #shotwell",
"description":"I use(d) Nomacs as my image viewer. It suddenly wouldn't open photos anymore. Tried reinstalling from AUR and it won't install. Apparently I'm not the only one with the issue. The search for a replacement begins...\n#aur #nomacs #linux",
"description":"Interesting discussion on Manjaro going on. I used Manjaro (first KDE, then XFCE) for my first two years on Linux before switching to EndeavourOS. I chimed in to concur with a few commenters who much prefer EndeavourOS, but that comes with a caveat. While I am much happier on EndeavourOS, Manjaro's GUI tools, notably Pamac, helped me get up to speed three years ago having come from only using Windows. EndeavourOS would have been a much heavier lift when I started.\n(Note: Let us set aside that I should have been using something like Mint or one of the Ubuntus or derivatives thereof and not Manjaro.)\nhttps://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36249036\n#linux #endeavouros #manjaro",
"description":"I can see the strange Brooklyn NY haze from my window as I enjoy my coffee. The scene makes me sentimental (or sedimental) for one of my favorite video games -- a game which combined a foreboding fog with at least one touching family scene involving coffee. I once wrote about this special scene and giving coffee to children on school nights.\nhttps://thenewleafjournal.com/persona-4-coffee-and-children/\n#videogames #persona4 #coffee #nyc #haze",
"description":"I decided to test Nostr after coming across an easy-to-use WordPress plugin for using my site as a NIP-05 identifier (short write-up forthcoming). Then came across @melvincarvalho 's Nostr directory. Managed to sign my Twitter and Mastodon with my key. I'll figure out GitHub next. Pretty neat.\nhttps://nostr.directory/p/newleafjournal\n#nostr #mastodon #twitter #wordpress",
"description":"It's a bit smoky in Brooklyn, New York today. But on the bright side, the Moon was an interesting shade of red last night. Tsuki ga kirei desu ne indeed...\nhttps://thenewleafjournal.com/the-mystery-of-soseki-and-tsuki-ga-kirei/\n(How could I pass up a natural opportunity to share my history of the phrase tsuki ga kirei?)\n#nyc #haze #moon #history #japan",
"description":"Reviewing the month that was at The New Leaf Journal in May 2023.\nhttps://thenewleafjournal.com/may-2023-at-the-new-leaf-journal/\n#blogging #writing",
"description":"My review if Crimsoness, the official 2008 translation of a 2006 Japanese visual novel called Shakunetsu Hime. In Crimsoness, the player takes the role of Bakumi Moriyama, a schoolgirl who upon realizing that all of her answers on an exam were off by one, sets out to destroy the entire planet in 3 minutes. The 3 minutes is literal here -- the novel is timed. Crimsoness is, dare I say, literally an Earth-splitting adventure.\n(It was also looks like it was drawn in Microsoft Paint.)\nCrimsoness is free to download for Windows (the Japanese original also remains available to download). Unlike most novels I am reviewing, it was not written in ONScripter (Delphi, in this case), but the Windows version runs perfectly fine on top of WINE on Linux with no special configuration.\nhttps://thenewleafjournal.com/crimsoness-visual-novel-review/\n#visualnovel #videogames #red",
"description":"I read about an e-ink monitor for phones and thought the idea was interesting (as someone who wants an open source e-ink phone with a physical keyboard), but impractical. Instead of spending $300 to test a monitor (not that this was in the cards), I tried using the open source Screen Stream app on F-Droid to stream my phone screen with my feed reader to my PocketBook InkPad Color. Conclusion: It *works* -- but there are some practical annoyances.\nhttps://thenewleafjournal.com/streaming-from-android-to-pocketbook/\n#fdroid #opensource #android #lineageos #eink #pocketbook",
"description":"Re-printing Hannah Leah Reed's \"Flowers for Brave Soldiers,\" a poem from her 1917 collection, \"Memorial Day and Other Verse\"\n\"Flowers for brave soldiers—\nFlowers for those who loved us,\nFlowers to their memory,\nThis fair spring day!\"\nhttps://thenewleafjournal.com/flowers-for-brave-soldiers-memorial-poem/\n#memorialday #poem #poetry",
"description":"I stumbled upon a U.S. National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (a component of the Department of Health and Human Services) FAQ on melatonin. One section made me concerned that the feds are using AI to write their FAQs... but I thought of the alternative explanation and decided that AI would actually be the least bad option under the circumstances.\nhttps://thenewleafjournal.com/the-nccihs-ai-like-melatonin-covid-note/\n#nih #melatonin #ai #covid #textualism",
"description":"A May 2020 post inspired by a dictionary usage example for \"leaf\": \"as the trees leaf in May.\"\nhttps://thenewleafjournal.com/the-trees-leaf-in-may/\n#dictionary #trees #leaves #leaf #may",
"description":"New York City's iconic Brooklyn Bridge, which connects Brooklyn and Manhattan over the East River, officially opened to the public 140 years ago to the day. I collected original newspaper articles and materials to recount the events of festivities and ceremonies, which involved thousands of revelers and prominent persons, including then-President Chester Arthur.\nhttps://thenewleafjournal.com/1883-opening-of-the-brooklyn-bridge/\n#history #nyc #brooklyn #manhattan #brooklynbridge",
"description":"I read a Nintendo Life survey of the best Nintendo controllers. I noted while reading that I had owned and used every controller except one. Somewhat improbably, the \"one\" is the Wii U Pro Controller, but not the Virtual Boy or NES (101) controllers. Go figure. Having determined that I have the relevant experience to weigh in, I offered my own Nintendo controller takes, but separated into categories... best non-joystick controller (SNES); best joystick controller (GCN/Switch Pro), and best joystick (N64).\nhttps://thenewleafjournal.com/leaf/the-best-nintendo-controllers/\n#nintendo #videogames #controller #snes #switch #gamecube #nes #virtualboy #wiiu",
"description":"§ 1003.36 Record of proceeding.\nThe Immigration Court shall create and control the Record of Proceeding.\nRegulation providing that the Immigration Court is responsible for creating and controlling the Record of Proceeding.",
"description":"Jokic joins Antetokounmpo, Dirk Nowitzki, Tony Parker, Tim Duncan and Hakeem Olajuwon as the only players born overseas to take home the Finals award.\nTim Duncan was born in the U.S. Virgin Islands, so I am not sure how \"overseas\" is being defined here.",
"description":"I got a result, but only by emailing bwtsupport at microsoft dot com. They resolved it. I also sent a letter to their legal dept, but I think emailing their support did the trick. This is not a published email I dug it up in a forum post. Worked. Hope you get help too.\nA Microsoft forum poster suggests an alternative email address, bwtsupport at microsoft dot com, for raising concerns about Bing de-indexing. This email is listed in some older posts from the official Bing blog. I have not personally tested it yet but will keep a note here.",
"description":"https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-8/chapter-V/subchapter-A/part-1003/subpart-C/section-1003.36\n8 CFR 1003.36\nThe Immigration Court shall create and control the Record of Proceeding.\n#law #ImmigrationLaw #ImmigrationCourtProcedure",
"description":"For hBlock: https://github.com/hectorm/hblock\nCommand for temporary clearing domain list from hosts file:\nhblock -S none -D none\n\nDiscussed in past article: https://thenewleafjournal.com/hblock-and-my-attempt-to-purchase-health-insurance-in-new-york/\nAlso found hBlock prevents sign-in to Washington Times.\n#hblock #adblocking #linux",
"description":"I was unable to print using my Brother printer from my EndeavourOS workstation. I resolved the issue by following these steps on the EndeavourOS Wiki:\nhttps://discovery.endeavouros.com/printers/printers/#network-printer\nStep one:\npacman -Qs nss-mdns \n\nStep two:\nnano /etc/nsswitch.conf\n\nStep three:\nChange...\nhosts: mymachines resolve [!UNAVAIL=return] files myhostname dns\n\nTo...\nhosts: mymachines mdns_minimal [NOTFOUND=return] resolve [!UNAVAIL=return] files myhostname dns\n\n\n#linux #printers #Arch #EndeavourOS",
"link":"https://memos.emucafe.org/m/11",
"publishedOn":"2023-06-12T17:39:28.000Z",
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"title":"I was unable to print using my Brother printer from my EndeavourOS workstation. I resolved the issue...",
"description":"My current visual novel review project, The Letter, is the 2008 translation of a 2007 Japanese visual novel called Tegami. Like most of the al|together translation projects visual novels, Tegami was written in NScripter. However, the 2007 release was its second release. The first version was created with Yuuki! Novel. I looked up Yuuki! Novel and found a couple of interesting resources:\nhttps://web.archive.org/web/20160208042342/http://freett.com/yuukiex/yuukinovel.html (Last capture of official website, download links still work)\nhttps://visuallyneko.wordpress.com/visual-novel-tools/yuukinovel/ (short article about)\nI downloaded the latest release of Yuuki! Novel (latest being from 2005) and an English-language translation of some of its docs. File away for a future project.\n#tegami #insani #yuukinovel #visualnovels #NScripter",
"link":"https://memos.emucafe.org/m/10",
"publishedOn":"2023-06-12T03:55:55.000Z",
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"description":"I am reading through The Letter for my next al|together review. I had an interesting issue that I will document here.\nDownloaded Windows installer from Insani's al|together 2008\nExtracted contents of Windows .exe into a new directory\n(Note: Running EndeavourOS with mainline Linux kernel)\nRan Galladite's newest build of ONScripter-EN for Linux in the directory (https://github.com/Galladite27/ONScripter-en/releases/tag/2023-06-05)\nInitially had skipping and static noise in the music\nTested Kaisernet's 2011 build and had the same issue\nTested on secondary PC running Fedora and had no issue\nRebooted my workstation and then sound worked with no issue with Galladite's newest ONScripter-EN build\nI don't know what the issue was -- but The Letter has a great soundtrack, so I am glad that I resolved it (somehow)\n#insani #ONScripter-EN #visualnovles #tegami",
"link":"https://memos.emucafe.org/m/9",
"publishedOn":"2023-06-12T02:27:32.000Z",
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"title":"I am reading through [*The Letter*](http://altogether.insani.org/2008/3.html) for my next [al|togeth...",
"description":"I previously noted that I could not start my local Radicale-DecSync server and that switching from the AUR package to the PyPi package resolved the issue.\nhttps://thenewleafjournal.com/leaf/radicale-decsync-aur-issues/\nHowever, I ran into the following error today when I tried to launch the local server:\n[2023-06-11 15:56:14 -0400] [2661] [CRITICAL] An exception occurred during server startup: Failed to load storage module 'radicale_storage_decsync': libcrypt.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory\n\n\nSolution from AUR libdecsync package: Install libxcrypt-compat\npacman -S libxcrypt-compat\n\n#linux #decsync #pacman #pypi",
"link":"https://memos.emucafe.org/m/8",
"publishedOn":"2023-06-11T20:02:44.000Z",
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"title":"I previously noted that I could not start my local Radicale-DecSync server and that switching from t...",
"description":"I started manually maintaining a list of stopwords for WordPress comments after opening our Guestbook. I figured that I could handle it manually instead of using a plugin. The approach was showing some results after two days, but it occurred to me that I could find a bigger stopword list.\nhttps://github.com/splorp/wordpress-comment-blacklist\nI found this big one on GitHub and copied it into my install. The repo notes that there are plugins for keeping it up-to-date, but I thought of a better idea. After some clicking around, I found the atom feed for updates to the blocklist text file. I added it to mfeed, a Firefox extension I use to keep track of feeds for repo and software updates. Now I will not only be able to keep my stopwords list up to date, but I also have a NLJ topic on keeping the list up to date without a plugin.\n#wordpress #feeds #newleafjournal",
"link":"https://memos.emucafe.org/m/7",
"publishedOn":"2023-06-11T16:10:14.000Z",
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"description":"Thoughts on anime episodes I watched yesterday:\nThe Dangers in My Heart 11\nPosted its best episode for the second week in a row. The protagonist, Kyo, came to an important realization. In addition to the story progress, this episode featured some beautiful backgrounds for Kyo's abbreviated vacation. I am curious to see if it resolves key points in its conclusion in the same way that Angel Next Door did last season. Despite the strong finish, the series is held back by a rough start and our lack of insight into Anna's perspective and feelings.\nMy Love Story With Yamada-kun 11\nIt has improved a bit in its second half (having noted that I was not impressed with the first half, and episode 11 offers some hope that something will be resolved in the finale (I have my doubts). Akane, like Kyo, appears to have come to a realization (albeit she will state it clearly in the next episode).\nMix S2 10\nGranting that I am watching Mix without the benefit of having seen Touch, it continues to meander at a slow pace with surprisingly little baseball action, even compared to season 1. Generally pleasant, but stronger signs in episode 10 that it is going in an unfortunate direction on one of its romantic stories than we had before (not that the signs haven't been there, that is). I did appreciate one scene where the main protagonist, Touma, offered some meta-commentary on people losing interest in slow stories. The ending song and animation is still fantastic, especially for a show that has a 1980s animation aesthetic.\n#anime #dangersinmyheart #yamadakunat999 #mix-anime",
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"description":"This is N.A. Ferrell of The New Leaf Journal. I was interested in testing Memos as a note-taking microblog. I thought about using a subdomain of The New Leaf Journal, but I decided to start fresh under a different, very official-sounding banner.\n#admin #newleafjournal",
"link":"https://memos.emucafe.org/m/3",
"publishedOn":"2023-06-11T03:25:32.000Z",
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"title":"This is [N.A. Ferrell](https://thenewleafjournal.com/author/naferrell/) of [*The New Leaf Journal*](...",
"description":"I switched from Manjaro to EndeavourOS last year after using Manjaro for two (Manjaro was my first experience with Linux as a daily driver) and agree with this fully. I much prefer using Arch's regular repositories to Manjaro's. But having used Manjaro as my first distribution (I shouldn't have been using an Arch-based distro, but that aside), I don't think EndeavourOS is a one-to-one normie replacement in all respects. While I don't need or want Manjaro's GUI tools now, Pamac and its GUI kernel/driver tools helped me make the adjustment from having only used Windows to Linux. I am sure I could have managed on EndeavourOS, but it would have been more difficult at the time.",
"description":"Update README.md\n\nAdded ToC.\r\nFixed minor formatting issues.\r\nAdded link to article about Seznam's issues being blocked by Webmasters.",
