I'm now following Wouter Leonard Photography/Art
I'm now following SAMsara
I'm now following Bee
I'm now following Adam Bishop
I'm now following gatavagabunda
I felt really bad for this balloon. Mr. Krabs looks like he’s in agony while attending a birthday party.
I'm now following TorMentor
I'm now following Justin
I'm now following Kristian
I'm now following Michael Clifford Carter
In another act of defiance against the internet’s corporate overlords (I’ve been on a roll the last few weeks), I’ve decided to ‘rescind my invitation to google’ to crawl and index content on my website. β #ai #indieweb
I planted this from an avocado that I got at the grocery store. And I haven’t managed to kill it yet, like most of my other poor plants.
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#Calckey, #Akkoma, #Pleroma, #Misskey, #Friendica, #Hubzilla, #Peertube, #Pixelfed, #Lemmy, and #Kbin should all have built-in support for #IPFS and optionally be public gateways. It’s a wasted opportunity to not utilize the InterPlanetary FileSystem for hosting and serving media of the fediverse, and spreading out the load across all servers and clients and frankly it wouldn’t take too much to add it in. If a client doesn’t have built-in support for IPFS then the servers can fall-back to serving the IPFS content through their built-in public gateways.
Does it add complexity? Yes. But at what cost? By lowering the bar for entry for new servers and significantly reducing the hosting costs for server operators which will hopefully translate into more servers and a more healthy fediverse overall.
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I am recording a video on how I’m using a command line and automation to pushlish this hugo site. Pay no attention.
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Someone should start like a service or non profit or organization or you know whatever you want to call it to help public services, non profits, and emergency services start up there own instances on the fediverse to help solve the communication issue they were left with when Twitter went to shit …
This popped up while I was out walking tonight.
I’m finally abandoning Twitter and Instagram. Every post, tweet, reply and photo from the last 16+ years has been moved to my own website in hopes to promote a web outside of walled gardens and their goal of making profit off us all. #fediverse #indieweb
I'm now following @kroc@mstdn.social
It took the better half of a day, but I was finally able to take all of my Instagram posts (nearly 2000 of them) and migrate them to my website. It took a bit of wrangling python to parse the Instagram JSON export and build out all the pages in Hugo, but it was a nice change of pace from what I normally do. Maybe I’ll share that code later. The page is a bit janky thanks to the size of the photos, so I’ll still need to go through and make smaller thumbnail versions. That’s a task for another day. Check ’em out: https://uxbrad.com/tags/photos/
I never thought I’d be writing .bat
files to post status updates to the internet, but this is where I’m at right now.
I'm now following @rmdes@mstdn.social
I'm now following @tantek.com@tantek.com
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@rmdes@mstdn.social As someone who built their website on geocities using a webTV I love the idea of a webring. It’s quite nostalgic. It’s so subtle on your site - doesn’t have enough animated gifs for my liking. However, I have discovered a lot of great sites from it already.
I worked on a new batch of hot sauce over the weekend and I’m getting ready to ship them out. Sorry, they’re all already spoken for.
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@Mrfunkedude My gut reaction was to try and find a replacement. As much as I’ve enjoyed the mass migration to federated solutions, I think I like having that lost time back. I’ll see how long I can last without my daily dose of /awww.
Went to a local lavender farm and they had baby chickens!
Okay, I just went in and download all my data from Twitter so I can delete that account. It had been on my list for some time but I get kind of lazy distracted by other things. I’m trying to figure out how to get along with the IndieWeb (another task that’s been on my list for years). As of today, it says I was on twitter for 16 years, 2 months and 13 days. Those early years were fun, but these current ones - not so much. Now to figure out what to do with all this data…
a row of tulips. a small part of the 20 million that were at this farm. I took home 5
a statue in front of what should be some sort of reflecting pool but it’s old and hasn’t been maintained.
a mansion on the river
Florida beachfront in the rain.
Art at an immersive spaces exhibit in Philadelphia.
immersive art, aka a bunch of led lights hanging from the ceiling everywhere.
yeah, I like #baking. bread is my jam, so what.
walking through New York City near the World Trade Center
Some sort of cactus plant I came across.
some sort of plant/tree in a tent
Hanging plants
at a local restaurant
I came across this cool ass cactus plant.
some old medieval weapons at the museum.
a water wheel found while out adventuring.
Dinner outside in the cold at a firepit
The ceiling of the masonic temple in Philadelphia
I made a friend, this was just before they started grabbing at me to pick them up. π
The remnants of a sunken concrete ship
Egrets on a tree at a state park in Delaware
some abandoned shack used for clamming.
Waterfire!
I found an actual card catalog in the wild! This takes me back…
Super moon over the Atlantic
While shopping for plants
Picking fresh strawberries for jam making
Seeing 8000 lanterns release was pretty spectacular
It’s a very niche genre that I did not know existed.