Left handed typing since 2017

doubleloop

Replied to a post on doubleloop.net :

And a merry Christmas to you good sir (: 🎄

Mosquito bracelet

Mosquito bracelet

Not sure how effective these are. Has anyone tried them?

Khal Allan - Mandala | Centeret

Five Reasons To Post Positive Things Promptly 1. Stronger reinforcement of positive behaviors. The sooner you post about having finished something positive, the stronger such a positive self-affirmation will reinforce that positive action or habit. 2. Use recency bias for good. Part of recency bias is treating things that happened more recently as more important than things that happened less recently. Thus by promptly (rather than later) posting about a positive thing, it’s seen as more important than if you wait to post about it. 3. Make positive waves sooner. The sooner you post something positive, especially about something positive, the sooner others may see and be inspired by your example to say and do positive things, inspire others, in a likely compounding domino effect of positivity. 4. Beat future negativity. By publishing sooner and getting your positive post out there, you may be doing so before something bad happens in the future that you may have to deal with instead. 5. Details are better sooner. The sooner you can post about positive things that you personally observed or especially participated in (actions, events, accomplishments), the more details you will remember, and the more you reinforce your own short-term (then longterm) memory of the thing! Since that value decreases as the time since the thing happened increases, post the about the most recent thing first to get the details down, the the next most recent thing etc. (more promptly posted as a note, perhaps worth expanding into an article with citations) - Tantek

Replied to a post on github.com :

I replied to a post through Indigenous, and in my post I had enclosed a couple of words in double quotes. when the entry was posted, the double quotes were turned into HTML entities.

My micropub endpoint is Known 0.9.9-a if that helps.

The example post is here: https://blog.voss.co/2018/excellent-points-i-watched-the-mother-of

Replied to a post on doubleloop.net :

Yes, I noticed the email that Known sends to let me know that someone interacted with my post, had the quoted content and your comment mixed into one paragraph. Not sure where or how to fix that, but it could be that you need to deploy the fix you mention to more post types.

doubleloop

Replied to a post on 1500wordmtu.com :

Excellent points. I watched The Mother of All Demo's at Reboot in Copenhagen in 2005, and it blew my mind. It also helped that Mr Engelbart himself was "present" live via videolink from the US.

Reading Vannevar Bush's "As We May Think" a few years earlier while at university, equally blew my mind.

I remember sharing Bush's article with my dad, to show him that smartphones weren't a new invention, but rather reality finally catching up with a postwar vision of how technology could be of help to us.

Tantek Çelik on Twitter: "I’ve posted a lot less, recently, and this past year. As I’ve used social media less, many motivations for posting faded, replaced with questioning motivations for posting and interacting with posts publicly. From a broader #indieweb community, ... https://t.co/5aqIQyh05I";

doubleloop

Replied to a post on hwclondon.co.uk :

Yes: Looking forward to the first HWC London meetup of the year. #indieweb #hwclondon

← An IndieWeb Webring 🕸💍 →