I was listening to ShopTalkShow #544 where Dave mentions his craving for frank, almost brutal, user feedback on the app theyβre building (Luro) and it reminded me of something I wanted to write down.
The air quality in NYC has been . . . not great this summer. This presents and opportunity. Why settle for knowing that the air is not great in the city when you can know how not-great it is in your very own home?
Today is our first send a friend a webmention day. Based on the description and especially the name of the event, it would make me overthink way to much about what to do. So instead, I am just going to see, how many webmentions can I send to a person.
This month, like everyone online, I have been watching with a mixture of chagrin and schaudenfruede as platform capitalism digs itself into ever more complex and narrow burrows. By this I mean itβs really funny how a bunch of very rich dudes are breaking stuff online and making β¦
A writeup of my talk at DevOpsNotts, about the dependency-management-data project and how to use it to understand your internal and external dependencies.
Dave Winer posted a 12-minute audio recording on his blog, addressed to me but applicable to everyone who is creating tools for the social web. Listening to it, I have a bunch of thoughts. In this post, I just want to start with server-to-server ActivityPub, and leave some of the β¦
I recently listened to Katie Rose Guest Pryal on Camille PagΓ‘nβs podcast, You Should Write a Book, talking about how she found the throughline in her work and life. (Just listen to her articulate it on the podcast. I am afraid if I try to sum it up, Iβll get it wrong.)
This guide to a US online βchild safetyβ law written for young people, explaining why they should in fact oppose it, is remarkable for an unexpected reason:
Back with some updates: Twitter fixed, Threads added, new Lemmy support. You should get the update automatically. No idea how well the Lemmy stuff works between instances. Itβs a start.
