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The Week #16
by James- I started experimenting more with IndieWeb Post Kinds. I tried a bookmark and a reply to James' post about RSS, but I'm not sure if it sent webmentions like it should've. One thing's for certain my blog needs some style adjustments - replies don't have enough space between them and the next post. Finding a good mapping between Wordpress "Kind" and the IndieWeb "Post Kind" is difficult, as well.
- I've rearranged the footer of my site. Site meta was deleted, Categories was moved to the right, and I've added post kinds to encourage me to use them more. While I backfeed all of my Swarm checkins to my blog, I filter them from my homepage and main rss feed as it creates too much noise. But I still wanted a place to list them on my site, so my most recent 5 checkins are listed as well.
- I've been ignoring my Bedtime and watching Long Way Up/Down/Round. While it's been good to have some time to travel with my mind it's been bad for daily energy levels. This week I'm going to try and get to bed on time so I can wake easier.
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by James
Surveillance capitalism is outlawed tomorrow: how does the web react? Do web directories come back? Does the web re-decentralize?
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by James
Ran along the river in Fujisawa today. Started in Fujisawa this time so didnβt need to run 3 km just to get there. Nice 5km. πππ»
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Checkin to DEAN & DELUCA
Kema curry
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Checkin to Starbucks
Post dog park snacks
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Checkin to εΌε°ε·θ¦ͺζ°΄ε ¬εγγγ°γγΌγ―
Dog park!
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by James
When I sent my ballot from Japan to Houston, I was stressed that it wouldn't get there, or I'd mess something up and my ballot wouldn't be counted. Thankfully it appears that I count as one of the over 1,000,000 early votes in Harris County.
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Checkin to Starbucks
First mug cup since February.
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Response to
by JamesSome Apple apps bypass some network extensions and VPN Apps. Maps for example can directly access the internet bypassing any NEFilterDataProvider or NEAppProxyProviders you have running
I understand why Apple would want its apps to access the internet unencumbered by potential nefarious network filters installed on a system, but at the same time it's my computer. And that decision should me left up to me. More and more I think my next computer should be Thinkpad running Debian.
