Mute Words on powRSS
You can now mute words on powRSS.
My website for writing in both English and Spanish.
You can now mute words on powRSS.
New computer means new configuration from scratch! Since Emacs is the mainstay program I use across devices, I want to document how I’m doing web development with it right now.
La compra de un nuevo dispositivo electrónico siempre ha significado un nuevo comienzo en mi vida digital. A lo largo de mi carrera he usado el mismo tipo de computadora: una laptop. De joven optaba por la portabilidad porque disfrutaba trabajar desde cafés en compañía de mis amigos. Ahora que trabajo desde mi oficina en casa, la portabilidad ya no es un factor importante, pero el hábito sigue…
Today Arun wrote a blog post describing an AI-enhanced writing process which got me thinking about writing in general. The following is a response which I hope can create a respectful and thoughtful discussion about the nature of writing and our responsibility as humans when it comes to embracing these tools to create work meant to be read by others.
Last night I attended the Indieweb’s Homebrew Website Club Meeting! It was lots of fun and I learned a lot more about Webmentions and the human.json protocol Beto Dealmeida wrote in the past weeks.
I’ve written a little script for the powRSS Mastodon account to find posts from the Random section on the main site. The idea is to bring visibility to older blogs which may not have published recently.
La saturación de información en los medios de comunicación hoy en día ha hecho del provincialismo un lujo. El ciudadano promedio en cualquier país desarrollado se mantiene moderadamente «informado» de lo que ocurre en el mundo. Tiene una idea vaga del genocidio del pueblo palestino a manos del ejército israelí, de las protestas en Irán, de la invasión rusa en Ucrania, del militarismo de la policía…
One of the fun side projects I’ve taken on this year has been powRSS, the public RSS feed aggregator for the Indieweb.
In the winter of 2021 I discovered a Gemini capsule called Konpeito Media. KONPEITO was quarterly Lo-fi hip hop & chill bootleg mixtapes, distributed exclusively through the Gemini protocol. Each tape was a half-hour mix, clean on side A and repeated on side B with an added ambient background noise layer for atmosphere. Tapes were generally released in the first week of each meteorological season.…
Hoy decidí leer un poco de mi diario del año pasado. Esto lo escribí el 8 de marzo de 2024.
People and Cyberspace
What if you read things around the web the way you watch movies or listen to music?
See the Hacker News discussion.
For the web to be more democratic, we need to make it more accessible. Nothing revolutionary about the idea itself, but surprisingly complex when we think about how most people use the web (and computing devices in general).
En mi homepage de YouTuve veo entre mis recomendaciones un video con la frase «Hora de decidirse» en relación al lateral de la selección mexicana rumbo al mundial del próximo año.
Usar cualquier dispositivo electrónico para escribir es un acto de fe. Escribir a mano en un cuaderno con tinta no requiere un proceso de guardado o de respaldo de archivos, y las notas con pluma y papel no precisan gestión como un sistema operativo digital. La información que escribimos en un ordenador puede perderse por razones fuera de nuestro control, y quizá ese acto de fe lo sea más aún…
It’s taken me a while to respond to this wonderful title exchanged to me by Zachary Kai because while the answer is a simple, definite yes, the way in which being bilingual has changed me (perhaps define would be more apt) is hard to discern.
powRSS.com is a public RSS feed aggregator with a mission to make the independent web discoverable. Earlier today Alex White reached out with a great new feature idea for powRSS: Random idea I had, with all the sites you collect as people submit, could be cool to have a “random site” feature like StumbleUpon did. And… done! Now you can let the IndieWeb do its magic and visit a random site or blog…
Today I’m releasing a public feed aggregator!
Earlier today I came across a blog post from Fred Rocha which perfectly describes my own fascination with the small independent web and the type of interactions it encourages.
A week ago I sent a request to join a public UNIX server from the tildeverse and last night I was granted access. I’m still getting familiar with everything there, but I thought it was great that they had Gemini support right out of the box.
Last week the team at DigitallyTailored announced their Classless CSS framework and it’s great.
In an article for Contraption comparing Ruby on Rails and Next.js, Philip I. Thomas writes: