Sometimes it’s difficult to explain just how sad I am that Robin Williams died. And then YouTube supplies the answer.
Kottke’s post about the health of blogging has (predictably) fared well on my tl. My favourite part:
When I log into Facebook, I see Facebook. When I visit your blog, I see you.
– Kari
Gruber agrees wholeheartedly with Jack Wellborn’s case for the menu bar. I learned how to use it in Windows File Explorer and look for it in desktop apps.
Welp, I can no longer tolerate the taste of milk or artificial sweetner in coffee. That’s a … thing, I guess. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I am 3 minutes into this conversation between MBKHD and Neil deGrasse Tyson and already loving it.
Coffee… coffee is the thing.
Today’s song:
Today we’ve had cold cider weather and I am so happy. Now to actually acquire some cider…
Google’s I/O event site has a giant countdown clock. I don’t think you have to worry about over-hyping anything, @manton. 😂
Well I know what I’ve got on my to-do list…
Well I know what I’ve got on my to-do list…
MBKHD, my favourite tech pundit, goes over the changes in the developer version of the next major update to Android. I like a lot of what I’m seeing here, especially with the continued hardening of security.
… because my content belongs to me, gosh dang it.
– Cheri Baker, from “What is This?”
This is a great way of representing the IndieWeb aspect of your online identity.
(Cheri on Micro.blog: @cheri)
I’ve been reading a decent number of “quitting social media” posts lately (as well as writing my own, of course) and have noticed a common pattern with regard to negativity, outrage machine, etc:
Some people genuinely think the news is the solution. 🤔
Quick Micro.blog wishlist for web-based enhancements:
- Greater access to your timeline.
- Username autofill.
- Reply-all and selective reply picker.
- Expandable post box in replies.
- Access to Following list and/or clear indication that you are following an account.
- Drafts.
I recently spoke about how good the Micro.blog slack is. It’s being awesome yet again after David Shanske, one of the developers of the IndieWeb WordPress plugins has joined in. David is also on Micro.blog. Hi @dshanske! 👋
Move Fast and Break You
– Literally Mark Zuckerberg