fix year archives, added month review 03/2022

content/links.md

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 ## Friends & Acquaintances
 
-- [Strife Streams](https://www.strifestreams.com/), classic retro gaming streams to jog your memory.
+- [Peter Bridger](https://www.strifestreams.com/), classic retro gaming _Strife Streams_ to jog your memory.
 - [Fabien Sanglard](https://fabiensanglard.net/), in-depth reverse-engineering articles on game engines.
 - [Roy Tang](https://roytang.net/blog/), a programmer from the Philippines writing about life and games.
-- [Henrique Dias](https://hacdias.com/), a Portuguese computer science student living in the Netherlands.
+- [Henrique Dias](https://hacdias.com/), a Portuguese computer scientist student living in the Netherlands.
 - [Brit Butler](https://blog.kingcons.io/), functional thoughts on Lisp and life.
+- [Ruben Schade](https://rubenerd.com), the very active Rubenerd log on all things nerdy and vintage.
 - [Winnie Lim](https://winnielim.org/), slow inner philosophical thoughts on the fast outer world.
 - [Stefan Imhoff](https://www.stefanimhoff.de/), a German Stoic that also codes in NeoVim.
 - [Peter Rukavina](https://ruk.ca/), Canadian stories on life, journaling, and printing.
 - [Mike Harley](https://obsolete29.com/), Privacy-aware posts in-between life.
 - [Justin Wl.](https://randombattlesblog.wordpress.com/), A life long random battles level grind story.
 
+
 ## The Larger Community
 
 - [Chester Bolingbroke](http://crpgaddict.blogspot.com/), the CRPG Addict's adventures. 

content/post/2022/04/march-2022.md

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+---
+title: March 2022 In Review
+date: 2022-04-01T10:30:00+02:00
+tags:
+  - metapost
+---
+
+March 2022 is no more. I'm starting to feel the same _time anxiousness_ that [Winnie Lim wrote about](https://winnielim.org/journal/time-to-be-while-being-anxious-about-time/): it feels like yesterday writing "February 2022 is no more", while this month has three more days than the previous one! Looking back at the [March blog posts](/post/2022/#Mar), they were mostly about music: creating your own streaming server, choosing the right codec, an introduction to hip-hop. I recently extended my self-hosted Docker images with Gitea (and moved a few low-impact and private repositories off GitHub) and RSS-Bridge (to add a few Twitter/Instagram feeds of friends to my RSS reader). It's great how quickly one can set up virtually _anything_ with Docker. I intend to find out how to encapsulate my wife's Wordpress + Moodle shenanigans into a self-contained Docker image. 
+
+This month felt rough. I am struggling to come up with interesting things to summarize here. I can't even remember what happened this month, except that most of it was filled with unpleasant events. A death in the family, COVID (and influenza) doing its thing after the Belgian government decided to not care anymore, Putin deciding to (try and) reclaim Ukraine, quite a tight academic teaching schedule and bread baking workshops in the weekends---it was perhaps all a bit too much. 
+
+Previous month in review: [February 2022](/post/2022/03/february-2022).
+
+### Books I've read
+
+Almost nothing. I was just too tired. We were both very exhausted this month and decided to pass the evenings with a Flemish classic series _[Lili en Marleen](https://www.themoviedb.org/tv/72321-lili-en-marleen)_ from the mid nineties. I did start reading up on a philosophical approach to art history and aesthetics---[De Moord Op De Kunst](https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/51957805-de-moord-op-de-kunst) (_The Murder Of Art_) by Thomas Crombez. Although the material is very interesting, the writing style is a bit dry. My tired brain was unable to sustain much of the words. I'll have to re-read a few sections to better grasp its essence. 
+
+### Games I've played
+
+Just as embarrassing: almost none. After buying _Puzzle Quest DS_ in February and playing half of the campaign of _Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes_, I stashed the Nintendo DS away for some reason. Re-reading these month review posts made me realize I should give them a second look. I also promised myself I'd get started on _Dragon Quest VIII 3DS_. That also never happened. 
+
+We did buy and finish _[TOEM](https://www.somethingwemade.se/toem/)_ this month, a beautifully crafted photo taking indie game. The pacing is just right, the mood is relaxing, and it's a lot of fun to discover and photograph fauna and flora. It took us `6.5` hours to complete (almost) everything. _TOEM_ is truly a delight. It's from the Swedish devs "Something We Made"---the company name alone puts a smile on my face. We need more (AAA) wholesome feel-good games besides _Animal Crossing_!
+
+{{< youtube U9eeGZA_jrY >}}
+
+After re-reading my journals, I finally bought _Okami HD_ for the Nintendo Switch and played about half an hour. Like [I mentioned before](/post/2022/01/why-i-play-games), its style is simply put gorgeous. 
+
+### Selected blog posts
+
+- [A collection of posts on Dockerizing (multiple) Wordpress instance(s)](https://trobertson.site/working-with-data-storage-in-docker-compose/) by T. Robertson
+- [After 2 years of work, I am now fully self-hosted](https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/tjvhzl/after_2_years_of_work_i_am_now_fully_selfhosted/) (warning: Reddit)
+- [A Survival Guide to a PhD](https://karpathy.github.io/2016/09/07/phd/) by Andrej Karpathy (which contains a lot of nonsense I'd like to counter in a future post)
+- [A look at search engines with their own indexes](https://seirdy.one/2021/03/10/search-engines-with-own-indexes.html) by Rohan Kumar
+- ["MP3 is dead" missed the real, much better story](https://marco.org/2017/05/15/mp3-isnt-dead) by Marco Arment
+- [Talent management at The French Laundry restaurant](https://www.quartey.com/writing/french-laundry-talent) by Emmanuel Quartey
+- [Auto-rip Music CDs](https://blog.winny.tech/posts/auto-rip_music_cds/) by Winny.tech
+
+> Too many people optimize sites specifically for Google without considering the long-term consequences of their actions. One of many examples is how Google’s JavaScript support rendered the practice of testing a website without JavaScript or images “obsolete”: almost no non-GBY engines on this list are JavaScript-aware.
+
+### Other random links
+
+- [A list of Official Nitter mirrors](https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/wiki/Instances), the privacy-friendly Twitter front-end with built-in RSS feeds
+- [Run your own social network site for your friends](https://runyourown.social/) by Darius Kazemi
+- [A Complete Guide To: Wu-Tang Clan](https://rateyourmusic.com/list/Vocab/a_complete_guide_to__wu_tang_clan/2/), a Rate Your Music list by Vocab
+- [Ultratop Vlaanderen Jaaroverzichten 2002 albums](https://www.ultratop.be/nl/annual.asp?year=2002&cat=a), a Flemish top album history tracker

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