List of ActivityPub Services
Here’s a list of ActivityPub services that are not Twitter-like, compiled by Chris Trottier, along with a description of what each service does:
JKirchartz - Web Yinzer n’at
Musings, Music, and More from the WebYinzer n'at
Latest posts
A love letter to HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
A Love Letter... a manifesto(?) If you’ve read any of my other writings you’ve probably guessed my secret shame. I am not a Real Programmer ™.
My eX
It’s been a long time coming since 2009, when I first tweeted Checking out twitter for no real reason other than to play with micro-blogging Back then all of the posts were under 140 characters because they were sent and received as individual SMS text messages. In less than a week of my first tweet I was playing with the Twitter API
Migoopleflickbook
If the Internet’s Not Dead, Our Job’s Not Done Welcome to Migoopleflickbook, the pioneering force in transforming the digital landscape by replacing intellectual content with AI-generated sludge.
Blog Post Bookmarklet, or Stealing Stefan’s Idea…
A fine fellow told me about their bookmarklet for making GHpages posts so I’ve decided to steal their idea, I love bookmarklets.
Faster Blogging with ChatGPT
Skip ahead to thoughts about ChatGPT Prompt: write a blog post about how to write blog posts faster
Normalcy and Virality
I have a confession. I am a poster. I post. Sometimes, I even shitpost. This is a story about two shitposts. Both alike in dignity. The ask was simple: “Are you normal? Please repost for reach.” One posted to Twitter, the other to Mastodon.
First post in 80 days
100 days to offload is going slower than expected. Two completely separate extended-family situations hoisted house-hunting and home repair upon me the past few months, but that’s no excuse - I could’ve written about
In Defense of JavaScript
I’m bored of the generic bashing on JavaScript. Everyone has done it, it’s “Language of the Web” and we’re online where the memes are. Memes die hard. Most critiques of JavaScript cover the same well-worn paths
Distraction-Free Offline Reading With Ebooks
I’ve been trying to spend more and more time offline, but I find that when most of the stuff you read comes in a digital format it’s hard to focus on reading with every other app trying to distract you. That’s where this technique really helps.