Very occasionally I get asked how to start blogging by people who would like to create exciting and engaging articles that will build a following by delighting an audience hungry for more. Perhaps they envision spreading their views far across the face of the web.
To which I always reply, “Have yo…
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Amazon, Google, Facebook, and Twitter are in the federal government’s crosshairs, but the technology necessary to undermine their dominance may already exist.
Ik zie liever dat de techbedrijven worden gedwongen om decentraal te opereren. Om een publiekelijk beschikbare én bruikbare API te hebben waarmee is te lezen en te schrijven. Zodat nieuwkomers op de markt kunnen bouwen op wat er al is. Zo ontstaat echte competitie in plaats van de het monopolistisch gedrag wat we nu zien.
Pak 10 minuten van je dag en kijk de documentaire The Decentralized Web is Coming.
My digichat with @nayafia—an essential writer (*imho*) of texts, notes and wonderful roundups.
People often ask me what tools I use to write my zines (the answer is here). Answering this question as written has always felt slightly off to me, though, and I couldn’t figure out why for a long time.
I finally realized last week that instead of “what tools do you use to write zines?” some p…
My digichat with @nayafia—an essential writer (imho) of texts, notes and wonderful roundups.
Daar zit een mooie kern van waarheid in. Het hele interview met Nadia is de moeite waard, evenals haar essays.
What is GNU Readline and where did it come from?
An expanded edition of a book of Friedman’s classic photographs offers an up-close-and-personal look at the birth of modern skateboarding Glen E. Friedman has taken some of the most iconic skateboarding photos you’ve ever seen. And he was something like all of 14 years old when he took many of t…
In deze vlog een eerste blik op Punk Rock & Mobile Homes, en fragmenten uit dat interview.
