Marty McGuire

Marty Likes Things (Sometimes)

2020
Wed Feb 5
★ Liked https://medium.com/@caseorganic/we-need-to-hold-people-accountable-for-designing-systems-that-fail-b78f9c94f3a0?source=rss-790cc8e56fd7------2
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★ Liked https://adactio.com/journal/16400
Jeremy Keith
post from Design systems roundup
When I started writing a post about architects, gardeners, and design systems, it was going to be a quick follow-up to my post about web standards, dictionaries, and design systems. I had spotted an interesting metaphor in one of Frank’s posts, and I thought it was worth jotting …
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Tue Feb 4
★ Liked http://tantek.com/2020/035/t1/invented-standards-mode-doctype-switch
Tantek Çelik
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@cwilso @tabatkins @eevee amazing trail thru web history!
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Mon Feb 3
★ Liked https://ignite.digitalignition.net/2020/01/14/indieweb-best-nine/
Ruxton
post from IndieWeb Best Nine
Best Nine is a popular aggregation and summary post practice on Instagram, where photos for the year are sorted by likes and put in a 9×9 grid.
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★ Liked https://www.eff.org/speaking-freely/addie-wagenknecht
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Sun Feb 2
★ Liked https://eev.ee/blog/2020/02/01/old-css-new-css/
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★ Liked https://aaronparecki.com/2020/02/01/12/meetable
Aaron Parecki
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Approaching version 1.0 of Meetable, my open source events website. Today I worked on streamlining the installation process for Heroku, and it’s now installable in under 5 minutes, no command line required! Try it out! https://meetable.org
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Mon Jan 27
★ Liked https://www.manton.org/2020/01/27/replies-hosted-at.html
www.manton.org
post from Replies hosted at your own blog
When I was first developing Micro.blog, I made a choice that quick replies in the timeline should be stored separately from regular blog posts. I thought that most people wouldn’t want replies mixed in with their blog posts at their own domain name. I also liked that replies were …
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Fri Jan 24
★ Liked https://tantek.com/2020/009/t1/technology-force-multiplier-not-neutral
Tantek Çelik
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Technology is inherently a force multiplier, by default it amplifies the already powerful more than the less privileged, widening existing power gaps.
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★ Liked https://jeffhuang.com/designed_to_last/
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★ Liked http://tantek.com/2020/023/t6/cater-vegan-by-default-environment
Tantek Çelik
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Cater vegan by default (per Guardian environment article^1). Defaults matter, and changing them works (changes behavior).
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Tue Jan 7
★ Liked https://werd.io/2020/41-things
Ben Werdmüller
post from 41 Things
One. Today is my birthday. I’m forty-one years old. That one’s for free, phishers.Two. My first memory is walking down a street in Amsterdam with my parents. A cobbler’s sign with wooden clogs hangs high above us. On street level, I loop and soar my red plastic aeroplane. A …
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Sun Jan 5
★ Liked https://kongaloosh.com/e/2020/1/4/what-about
Alex Kearney
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Thoughts on what I will and won't do in 2020: reclaiming attention and quality time.
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2019
Sun Dec 22
★ Liked https://aaronparecki.com/2019/12/21/4/indieweb-events
Aaron Parecki
post from Announcing events.indieweb.org!
I'm super happy to announce the launch of a new website for IndieWeb events at events.indieweb.org!
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Tue Dec 17
★ Liked https://werd.io/2019/a-new-decade
Ben Werdmüller
post from A new decade
As arbitrary as they are, these transitions provide a kind of useful punctuation - a spot to stop and breathe.For me, I think it might be useful to reflect on where I was at the start of the previous decade, where I am now, and where I'd like to be ten years from now.Ten years …
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Thu Dec 12
★ Liked https://crowdersoup.com/posts/985/
Aaron Crowder
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This looks like a super cool micropub media implementation! I’m definitely going to use it for inspiration when I’m building my own media endpoint.
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Thu Nov 21
★ Liked https://www.jvt.me/posts/2019/11/20/intelligent-webmentions/
Jamie Tanna
post from Sending Webmentions More Intelligently
Updating my post-deployment tooling to only send Webmentions when they've not already been accepted (or rejected).
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Tue Nov 19
★ Liked https://alistapart.com/article/responsible-javascript-part-3/#post-7172132
Jeremy Wagner
post from Responsible JavaScript: Part III
You’ve done everything you thought was possible to address your website’s JavaScript problem. You relied on the web platform where you could. You sidestepped Babel and found smaller framework alternatives. You whittled your application code down to its most streamlined form …
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Fri Nov 15
★ Liked https://werd.io/2019/the-best-way-to-blog-in-2020
Ben Werdmüller
post from The best way to blog in 2020
I've been blogging - albeit not consistently on the same site - since 1998. That's a long time in internet years, and in human years, and over time I've conditioned out any self-editing impulse I might have. I write, hit publish, and share. Done.Because I'm fairly prolific, …
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Wed Nov 13
★ Liked https://v2.jacky.wtf/post/29ec18c7-8d37-400d-b791-051801128a7c
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Sat Nov 9
★ Liked https://gregorlove.com/2019/11/announcing-homebrew-website-club-san-diego/
gRegor Morrill
post from Announcing Homebrew Website Club San Diego
Next year I am planning to organize IndieWeb meetups in San Diego. These are typically called Homebrew Website Club. It’s a 1–2 hour meetup to discuss, demo, and work on our personal websites. It’s a great opportunity for anyone who wants to reclaim their web experience from …
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Wed Oct 30
★ Liked https://alexdanco.com/2019/10/26/everything-is-amazing-but-nothing-is-ours/
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Sun Oct 27
★ Liked https://www.customerservant.com/genuine-non-snarky-question-for-developers-at-what-point-are-accessibility-folk-permitted-to-be-anything-less-than-paragons-of-patience-and-diplomacy-with-regard-to-web-accessibility/
Amanda Rush(Placeholder, edit later) WordPress powers over a quarter of the web. With such a large market share comes a shared responsibility to create a web that everyone can use and enjoy, regardless of how they access it.
post from Genuine, non-snarky question for developers: At what point are accessibility folk permitted to be anything less than paragons of patience and diplomacy with regard to web accessibility?
I bookmarked a post by Heydon Pickering entitled Web Accessibility Is Out To Get You And Make You Feel Sad and my sharing of that post received some feedback from one of the developers who was apparently involved and who has made the accusation that Heydon is attempting to hide …
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★ Liked http://www.heydonworks.com/article/web-accessibility-is-out-to-get-you-and-make-you-feel-sad
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Tue Oct 22
★ Liked https://p1k3.com/2019/10/20
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Mon Oct 7
★ Liked https://p1k3.com/2019/10/5
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Tue Oct 1
★ Liked https://adactio.com/notes/15886
Jeremy Keith
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I think the best panel discussion at #ViewSourceConf was me and @SlightlyLate having a lively debate by the cloakroom, like two weasels in a sack squealing about web standards.
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Sun Sep 29
★ Liked https://adactio.com/links/15871
Jeremy Keith
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Frank Chimero · A Like Can’t Go Anywhere, But a Compliment Can Go a Long Way
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★ Liked https://aaronparecki.com/2019/09/28/42/indiewebcamp
Aaron Parecki
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IndieWebCamp Amsterdam day 1 was amazing! Lots of great discussions, and as usual, I end the day with so many more ideas for what I want to create for my website next.
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Sat Sep 28
★ Liked https://aaronparecki.com/2019/09/28/12/
Aaron Parecki
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Setting up for #IndieWebCamp!
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