I love deleting code.
Author: Neil Mather
Understory has a really very tasty looking website.
– "Grow your mind". "Own your data". "Link your ideas".
Looks like an experimental federated digital garden-y social platform thing, built on Solid. From the blurb, appears to aim at not needing coding to be on there.
tired: serverless
wired: computerless
wired: computerless
I have Wordfence on some sites. It seems that Wordfence blocklists certain exit nodes from Tor if it associates those nodes with bad activity. Fair enough, I guess, though a shame that sometimes Tor users will sometimes get bounced as a result.
If it happens to someone, they can start a new Tor circuit to find an exit node that isn’t blocklisted.
Read: At least 130,000 households in England made homeless in pandemic
And that was with the eviction ban – due to domestic abuse and loss of temporary accomodation.
The eviction ban ended 1st June 2021 in the UK. There will probably be a lot more evictions.
Mastodon notifications UI says "Never miss a thing", not the attitude we should be going for, IMO
Beating the bounds:
> the practice used by many English villages of walking the perimeter of their land to identify any fences or hedges that had encroached upon their shared wealth.
> In our times, beating the bounds may initially involve direct action resistance and civil disobedience against enclosures, and attempts to “de-enclose” them.
— Free, Fair and Alive
Damn, after refreshing my Firefox profile, I see that Omnibear no longer exists in the Firefox plugin repo and seems to be a bit abandoned. I think you can just download it and install locally. But if it’s abandoned, maybe time to look for something different.
Reading: Commons P2P wiki requirements.
Interesting list of things that one might want to go into a distributed wiki-based way of building knowledge commons.
https://cryptpad.fr/pad/#/2/pad/view/L0+lq6UiUgxTn6xZku9xa6ULPNZSCfivOdWbLLjhUrQ/
Obsidian seems to have a really impressive ecosystem built up around it (and really quickly, too!)