The list of tabs I have is broadly in order of time first opened. It seems this was that time I was looking into static site generators as perhaps a way of pulling my stuff together.
Gatsby through the lens of indieweb
I find the indieweb wiki useful to evaluate software like this. The opinions are more likely to be based on personal experience than on hand-wavey hot takes. And there are usually links to people who are actually using it now or who have done and left their instance up.
Using Wordpress data as a source for Gatsby
One of the things I'm always interested in is interop, but also finding a way to make sense of the ridiculous number of wordpress blogs I've used for a specific task or started and then drifted away from. I think this was more about syndication than translating a corpus of bloggage to somewhere else.
Making a content inventory
This is from 2002 when the web was a very different place, but it shows a methodical approach to cataloguing all the stuff you've got.
Using plaintext for todo lists
As I said with the links to Drafts yesterday, plain text rocks. I found this interesting in terms of trying to make a standard and system for managing todo lists just using text and command line programmes.