Today is HTML Day and I almost came late to the party. As I was working 
all day, I was not able to get messages or check Mastodon, so when I
found about HTML Day it was too late. I could not organize and event in
my city to celebrate the day. But I suspect there are not much html 
enthusiasts around here. If there are, I never heard about them.

Nonetheless, I made a webpage to celebrate the day.

You can visit it here: https://ecardoso.neocities.org/html-day.html

It was composed with FeatherPad. The default MX Linux text editor.

Last night I woke up around 3am and couldn't get back to sleep. As I 
work shifts, It's hard sometimes to get a proper sleep. I'm still 
awake. It's 7:50pm. Let's see if this night I can sleep better.

I'm trying to put aside some online services and go back to local apps.
This time I'm back on KeepassXC. It was my password manager before I 
migrated to Bitwarden. For my use case I don't need certain web apps so
I'm trying to see if going back to local apps is worth it.

I've been also cleaning a small portion of my digital life by deleting 
unused online accounts and removing obsolete passwords in my database.
Along the years I got into so many accounts that I get overwhelmed
everytime I open my passwords file. It's time consuming and sometimes 
tiresome.

Anyway, happy HTML Day 2026 to you all. Make a website. :)