Matthew Howell

@matthewhowell.net

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Web person. An enthusiastic believer in the Web and all things HTML and CSS. Developer/designer/generalist and–sometimes–other kind of person. Perpetually the only employee at Reasonable Company. Also an American-Kiwi in Auckland. ↗ matthewhowell.net

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Browser window, localhost in the location bar, in-development archive page of matthewhowell.net, a personal website, called "Everything" that lists posts and content. Description: "A comprehensive list of every piece of content on this website. Last in, first out. Everything is also available as a feed."
Command line output after running a homebrew install, 3 lines: Updating brewfile to reflect install Running: 'brew bundle dump --force --file=~/.config/brewfile' 🍺 ~/.config/brewfile was successfully updated!
A large, rectangular pizza on a baking tray. Left side with cheese, sauce, and chicken. Right side only sauce and chicken. Crust is crispy and brown.
A large green tree, decorated for the holidays, with green and red baubles/ ornaments. Behind it, Waitematā train station and a bright blue sky.
A small glass of green tea sitting on a cork mat, on a white countertop.
Auckland Sky Tower in the evening, with a purple-tinted sky and a few clouds behind it.
A view from the 196 meter Maungawhau (Mt. Eden) in Auckland, NZ. In the foreground, trees and green grass growing along the volcano’s scoria cone and a wood-planked walkway. In the background, the city skyline on the left, the harbour and the distant volcanic island, Rangitoto, on the right.
An O'Reilly style book cover for a fake book by Benjamin Franklin. Title: America, The Good Parts Subtitle: Optimist Reference Text at the top: Explaining America to your foreign friends.
Bernie Sanders, standing outside in a winter coat, once again asking for your financial support.
A golden, brown loaf of homemade bread sitting on a white counter. Loaf #1
Still frame of John Cusack from the movie Say Anything, with this text at the bottom of the image: I don't want to sell AI, buy AI, or process AI as a career. I don't want to sell AI bought or processed, or buy AI sold or processed, or process AI sold, bought, or processed, or repair AI sold, bought, or processed.