Introducing Favicon FP Suite for FlatPress: A One‑Stop Favicon Generator Built From Real‑World Frustration
Anyone who has ever tried generating a complete favicon set online knows how messy the process can be. Some tools claim to be “free,” but only give you a couple of the required images. Others hide essential formats behind paywalls. And even the paid generators often feel clunky, outdated, or incomplete. After bouncing between multiple sites and still ending up unsure whether the icons were correct for all browsers and devices, it became clear: a simpler solution was needed.
That’s why I created Favicon FP Suite, a plugin that provides a complete favicon and app icon system for FlatPress. It includes: [Read more…]
From the Command Line to AI Conversations: A Cautious Path Forward
Having started in the tech industry during the days of DOS and XT computers and before computer networks were even a thing in most businesses, I’ve had the privilege of watching technology evolve from clunky command lines to cloud-powered ecosystems. Back then, change came slowly. A moderately significant advancement might arrive every year or so, and truly groundbreaking shifts were rare enough to feel seismic.
Today, that rhythm is gone. Innovation moves at breakneck speed. What once took years now happens in months, or even weeks. And while this acceleration has brought incredible tools and capabilities, it’s also introduced a new kind of risk: the temptation to adopt without understanding.
I’ve seen this firsthand, from the early rush into cloud computing to today’s headlong sprint toward artificial intelligence. Don’t get me wrong: I’m excited about AI. I believe it holds immense potential to elevate human creativity, solve complex problems, improve healthcare, and expand access to knowledge. But I’m also concerned. [Read more…]
Server, Workstation, Printer, and Device Naming Conventions
Over the years, I have implemented and inherited just about every size and flavor of network. Some designs were well thought out, others were creative, and I have no idea what some were thinking or what they were trying to accomplish. What I have found to work well over the years is based on five core design rules. [Read more…]
Sean Boal
