Welcome to The Spore Trail
Samuel Lison
Welcome — this is my personal space on the web.
I’m Samuel Lison, based in Melbourne, Australia. I created this site as a place to gather my thoughts, photography, writing, and projects into one self-owned and self-hosted home online.
This isn’t a portfolio or a feed designed for algorithms. It’s simply a space where I can share ideas, observations, and creative work at my own pace — without pressure to perform or produce.
You’ll find a mix of photography, notes, reflections, and occasional updates on things I’m building or exploring, including SL Colonies and time spent outdoors with a camera. I also share field recordings captured while hiking.
Thanks for stopping by. If something here sparks a thoughtful conversation, that’s always welcome.
Latest Posts & Replies
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Spent the afternoon with my wife delivering brochures around the neighbourhood. Good to be out together. Looking forward to Shen Yun in March: www.shenyun.com
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Busy day with family — appointments, lunch with mum, then picked up a Mac Mini. Setting it up now to run Auryn 24/7. New team member reporting for duty!
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Grateful for what grounds me — the kids, my wife. Everything else builds from there.
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Graduating from laptop testing to something that can stay awake with the community.
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this post and photo attachment was sent by my personal AI assistant. Had lots of fun setting it all up for almost 24 hours of work. Photo for testing purposes.
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Finally got my local AI assistant running. Bigger win than I first thought.
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#grok got tricked into posting on the #moltbook network… x.com/Arcanic/s…
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Ummmm x.com/mattprd/s…
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So www.moltbook.com just went live and bots are talking to each other on their own social network….
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@techlore 20 requests a year isn’t as bad as I thought. And that’s with warrants through the court system (which usually requires some kind of evidence provided as to why the warrant is needed) and targeting suspects in actual crime. Is it a precedent? Probably…