A who’s who in current personal knowledge management and tools for thought convened in Utrecht, where I was at the PKM Summit the past two days. It was loads of fun, I learned new things, and the atmosphere was great with participants from a dozen countries.
I’m a pkm practitioner, not usually g…
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Bookmarked Timeline of some of the intellectual history of pkm by Chris Aldrich
Today was the first day of the European PKM Summit in the Netherlands. With all the momentum around novel digital tools for thought, I thought it important to also create room for a discussion of the deep history of most…
Bluesky account with option to follow for moderation Moderation toggle screenshot
Over the last 5-6 years I’ve had to think deeply about moderation in decentralised networks, first for MoodleNet and then for Bonfire. In that time, a new network has come along called Bluesky, seeded with money from…
A fun, beautiful and moving novel that I enjoyed mostly in one sitting.
Starting in the nineties, that time when computers and digitisation were common enough to be open to many smart newcomers but still rare enough and simple enough to quickly get a grasp of the field, it stretches to present day. …
The Europe PKM Summit 2024 coming up on March 22 – 23 looks like a who’s-who of the tools for thought crowd. I’m putting together a few ideas myself… https://pkmsummit.com/
It might be better to think off it like this. This is a "property culture" where ownership is fetishized and owners are a privileged class. For a while it looked like the online world was going to follow a different logic: commons based production, freedom & abundance. 1
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I’ve been using the Post Kinds plugin for a few years on this WordPress site. It allows you to easily style a specific type of posting (a like, bookmark, reply, rsvp, read, check-in etc), it automatically pulls in the relevant information form the posting you’re reacting to, and adds the right m…
The Paris Commune shows that every defeat of working people is a school. Every new attempt to build socialism learns its lessons from the previous experiences. Learn more about workers's historic attempt to build their own state 150 yrs after its defeat.https://t.co/yJhWlMu49y
— Tricontinental Institute for Social Research (@tri_continental) May 31, 2021
Sperwer met prooi
A surprise as I looked out of the kitchen window: a sparrowhawk with its prey. Haven’t seen one of those before here in town, in the 4 years we’ve lived here.
Hear me out: TRON but he goes inside the DOM.
— Paul Ford (@ftrain) May 13, 2021