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John great to see you here. ;-)
The goal is to seed a new way of creating social networks, entirely on the web, with no business model other than I'd like to see the web grow based on the work of independent developers.
I don't think there's a way to get there by going through captive platforms.
Anyway, happy to answer any questions, while you have been following me, I've been following you back -- always interested in what you see, and what questions you have. ;-)
"Career break" is the most interesting entry in people's LinkedIn profiles. I wonder what they did during that period. If it was "Basically nothing" or "Relaxing" I would want to ask how they achieved that. Those things are possible? How?
The one I saw just now has vague explanation, which is valid. I have my (currently dormant) sole proprietorship to activate whenever I have a "career gap" that I need to explain. "Consulting," I'll say.
I'd love a real career break, though. What's that like?
Thanks Frank, your posts helps put rss.chat in perspective. There are too many questions in my mind at the moment but the appeal of RSS is strong.
Just published some first thoughts on RSS.Chat on my blog. I dig the protocol and the idea. Still have some reservations on the acceptance and how it will be integrated in new and existing services. We'll see.
lol, right, i totally forgot that i had read that blog post already!!!!!!!!!!
Vancouverites I have say that if you eat meat, Zoomak is one of the best restaurants in the city for lunch. So good!
where is the blog post :-) ?
the computer "profession" :-) i have worked in for over 40 years is 100% embarrassing. Layers of sand built on sand (just one example, the 1000s of C and C++ libraries that almost all software uses full of vulnerabilities because they are built on 1970s tech that is fundamentally insecure). and yet somehow computers and the developers who run the computers, run the world without any oversight
the web is broken. needing WAPs, Fastly's javascript challenge, etc. Static websites are the solution not :-) ?!?
"the cozy web (where one only talks about how cozy their web is)." so true LOL
what's so funny about peace, love and understanding :-)
agree, we have defacto multiple webs which is not great
haha :-)
We are already on Wordland and now on RSSland. Long ago we were in the promised land.
you can always see it in hierarchic order by clicking on the wedge next to the comment icon.
This looks strange in reverse chronological order
If I could do it all again, I’d do it with style, whoops, I mean, with a different domain.
Kudos to Past Me, who came up with PEACE (Posting Elsewhere, Aggregating Comprehensively and Eternally), seen here on my indieweb.org profile.
I actually came around to POSSE (Publish [on your] Own Site, Syndicate Elsewhere), though I don't actually believe you can own anything in the end. You'll die, and then what? You can't take any of it with you. It's more like you control what you publish on a domain that you "own" aka rent until…that's right, until you die. I'm more of the opinion that you should save a copy of what you produce, to elongate the life of that thing just a little bit, after where it has been published ceases to exist. What's the catchy acronym for that?
Technically this is all great. I’m just impatient for a product/ client 🤣
Ah, thanks.
Checking out a change in the feed.
Yep 👍
