The technical details largely pass me by but this is fascinating Computer latency: 1977–2017
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Helensburgh Sunset 15:55
Bare branches in Victoria Park Glasgow. Parakeets feeding on Beechmast!
I linked to a great post by Martin Weller (@mweller) that had this video embeded yesterday. I got round to watching the video by Mike Caulfield (@holden) today. It is well worth just short of 3 minutes of everyone’s time.
A reflection on developing a site building upon the ideas of the #IndieWeb to bring together all my disparate pieces around the web in one place. Just when I thought I had enough sites, I decided to create another one. A feed that could be used in a platform like Micro.blog. My intent this time wa...
Aaron’s post give a lovely overview of how he is tackling the #indieweb in a thoughtful manner. I’ve been playing with some of the same ideas here in a less disciplined way. Like Aaron I hope this is the future.
Branching Silhouette
@manton on the tags debate, tags, or something like them, would make things like the photo challenge a lot simpler to organise and play with. Perhaps the tags as taxonomy as opposed to inline tag would avoid more tags than text pollution?
The zone of proximal depravity
what the algorithmic feed does is effectively collapse this protective layer
We are closer to ugly though thanks to algorithms.
👍 reading “Robots Are Coming For Your Children”, There is so much of interest in this post I don’t know where to start quoting.
micro.blog is now open to all. I’d recommend it if you are interested in blogging & your relationship to silos. This post By Colin Walker Micro.blog open to all is a good entry point to understanding micro.blog.