DT Pennington

Endlessly Curious

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Author: dtpennington

  • Notes on: Niche

    Finding a niche. Finding a specialty. Embracing the generalist. Cycling, changing, transforming.

  • Future Plans for this Site

    What goes into developing a website in the dying age of Web 3.0? Digital gardening, personal archives, and more.

  • Tools: Minimalist Fly Fishing Kit

    Minimizing my fishing kit so maybe I’ll get out fishing more. After all, the Carolinas are supposed to have some incredible fly fishing opportunities.

  • Missives From The Islands

    Missives From The Islands

    tips and trips from Puerto Rico. Luquillo beach, san juan, punta cana, Royalton “resorts” and more.

  • Propaganda, The National Faith

    From “The Zero” by Jess Walter

  • PermaTech

    Last weekend I finally got out the tools and replaced the keyboard on my Microsoft Laptop 2. I picked up the laptop years ago to use as a traveler and it served me in the capacity it was designed to. When the machine started to slow down and failed to keep up with the photo…

  • Notes on: Tools

    You probably won’t own the means of production, but it doesn’t hurt to have a decent toolkit on hand. We are in an age of repair instead of replace. Tools are anything that allow you to extend the ability of your brain/ hand connection. The mechanical advantage of human capability. Code is just as valuable…

  • Notes on: Hanging Out

    Hanging out is tough when you’re 40. Even more so when you’re at a loss of the “third space.” When you’re younger, in the 20s, hanging out at someone else’s house or apartment made sense because everything was cheaper and usually the party had no where to go. Also, you didn’t care so much about…

  • 15 Hours

    Taking a Severed approach to working with a single goal: keep things to a 15-hour work week.

  • Riffs on: Floods

    Another day, another sheaf of headlines about flooding throughout the American Southeast.