Oh god, this is amazing. I'm cleaning out my domains that I randomly registered for side projects that never materialized and all of this is close to my heart.
Oh god, this is amazing. I'm cleaning out my domains that I randomly registered for side projects that never materialized and all of this is close to my heart.
This is almost art
So basically - we still don't know.
It's not something I had to think about a lot, because honestly my personal sensibilities are are even more vanilla than most corporate social media sites. Alas, he is of course absolutely right, people should be able to let their freak flag fly on their own websites and curators (human or semi-automated like webrings) should give them spaces to do so.
Funny.
I've never been a Lonely Planet person but I always found it fascinating. And this interview with two of the people who worked on it early on is really good.
Oh, this is fun - both the video and the camera
Trust me on the websites.
(Oh. And the sunscreen.)
Amazing follow-up to the viral AI rant from a few days back
Hahaha. Oh no.
This is amazing
I can't stop laughing.
This is pretty cool. If you think electronics stuff is cool. Which I do.
Oh wow. Scathing.
This is very, very weird. I'm slightly tempted.
Oh, I'll be spending a lot of time looking around this page.
Ugh.
Really good article on how things are at the moment.
I don't even know where to begin.
Personal websites are the best
Don't try this at home, kids.
Oh, absolutely.
I love this headline so much.
Ah, yes.
Hm.
Oh, interesting idea! The wavey underline reminds me of a spellchecker, though.
I think that's the first time I read "Maybe ActivityPub is not a good idea because it brings Mastodons toxicity into otherwise calmer spaces" but it's not as far-fetched as I thought it would be and it's not a good sign for ActivityPub.
The whole problem space of social norms, audience etc. is super interesting, especially in spaces like the IndieWeb and the Fediverse which are by definition fractured and diverse.
Jenny Nicholson went to the (now closed) Star Wars hotel and has some thoughts.
That's actually a good way to think about most OpenSource libraries and projects