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by aklemm 6y ago
I was hoping this was a shipping container.
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by aklemm 6y ago
Have you looked at the http://IndieWeb.org tools and Webmentions? http://micro.blog offers it all with little hassle.
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by aklemm 6y ago
This is funny to me as it reminds of my early days on help desk where we would get fed up with people coming in telling is what solution they needed for their tech problems instead of telling us the problem and letting us find a solution th
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by aklemm 6y ago
It's never too late if you're undeniable.
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by aklemm 6y ago
Right, this is the hard part and I don't understand what the law says so far and what may need changed. Imo, if you won't publish my book, I still have free speech, but if no one will sell me paper, then I don't.
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by aklemm 6y ago
Do you think it would be a good idea to make the table of contents backwards starting at the last page? I date everything, so forgetting about page numbers sounds like a great idea.
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by aklemm 6y ago
Amoral? That’s an interesting take.
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by aklemm 6y ago
It’s a form of entitlement. Similar to calling oneself a “keynote speaker” absent any mention of one’s area of expertise. To consider one’s self a founder without an idea is to ignore the importance of vision. Might be ok for a franchise, b
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by aklemm 6y ago
I'm a little worried about the guy's scrotum in the pic at that page.
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by aklemm 6y ago
Better to develop the sophistication to filter out garbage and focus on the significant. It would take a more in-depth treatment than this to disabuse me of the belief that keeping a close on the government and other powerful entities is a
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by aklemm 6y ago
I can see something in that idea for sure. Maybe read through some of this to help conceptualize what might work. https://indieweb.org/Webmention
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by aklemm 6y ago
Not the technology for self-hosting, the technology for a decentralized, federate Web. That hasn’t been feature-complete for very long at all. And of course it’s the prerequisite for good UX and services.
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by aklemm 6y ago
Remind me what I get for jailbreaking these days? Long ago I wanted to tether, but can’t think of what I need today.
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by aklemm 6y ago
The value of this model has to be apparent to the user, and I believe that can happen. When that happens, then there’s money to be made off of hosting these sites and for premium providers. The lack of profit motive hasn’t stopped the devel
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by aklemm 6y ago
Yes! The technology really seems basically complete now with the IndieWeb and Fediverse efforts. It’s down to a UX and service provider problem now.
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by aklemm 6y ago
If you’re running a blog or personal website, be sure to IndieWeb-ify it for maximum site-to-site engagement. Use micro.blog or the various IndieWeb plugins (or find lots of other options on http://indieweb.org ).
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by aklemm 6y ago
I’ll never forget muttering that to myself when Washington state passed a law banning smoking within 25 feet of doorways, but Microsoft made it 30 feet on the signage on campus.
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by aklemm 6y ago
There are many ways and reasons why having kids can slow your career, but the flip side has been more important to me. Kids made me more focused (there’s no putzing around when balancing kids and work) and caretaking allowed my personal res
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by aklemm 6y ago
The problem is work culture, not Internet culture. We’re all quick to leave our communities for greener pastures. Many young people don’t even give it a second thought. Learn to love the region you’re in, and let work amd pop culture take a
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by aklemm 6y ago
The framing around “privilege” is useful because it forces a reckoning that white people need to cede something in order for a more equitable society to emerge. Granted, I see the many problems with it, but a lot of that is just white peopl
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by aklemm 6y ago
My doctor told me plenty of Americans have trouble making vitamin D even with sun exposure.
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by aklemm 6y ago
Well, I'll bet anyone $100 he doesn't have a theory everything.
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by aklemm 6y ago
Maybe, but his track record is not great. If he's really got something, I'd think he could easily draw people into it rather than create skepticism. But I don't know much...
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by aklemm 6y ago
It's unrealistic and unfair to expect scientists/experts to do the hard work of debunking every crackpot that comes along. The crackpot needs to be more apparent and enticing if he wants to break through.
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by aklemm 6y ago
The concept of Comparative Advantage unlocked a helpful perspective on politics for me. It led me to shed a series of errors in thinking by confronting me with the idea that a lot of critical political issues are complicated and non-obvious
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by aklemm 6y ago
Brand value extraction might be the name of the game. It seems only when a restaurant is ascendant is the quality excellent. Once they have a good reputation, the quality slides.
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by aklemm 6y ago
Yes, and it’s proven for me during the Covid-19 lockdown, but I’ve always suspected as much.
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by aklemm 6y ago
Help wrest away control from the BigCos. Switch to DDG, self host some stuff, and get on the IndieWeb and the Fediverse. And while you’re at it, throw some investment money into projects along these lines.
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by aklemm 6y ago
Good point, then we should send my questions to the bosses. ;)
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by aklemm 6y ago
I can't think of any reason one would remain motivated to work on OpenOfice. What could possibly be the point?

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