7 year old, bewildered at the dinner table, "Daddy, you don't like capitalism? What's wrong with big letters?"

— Johanna Winant (@johannawinant) Aug 3, 2021

40 course illustrations done! Hundreds of thousands to go... https://t.co/udODZEGPGv

— hyperlink.academy (@hyperlink_a) Aug 2, 2021

It's a stellar week of conferences and workshops for all things digital in higher ed, including #IAnno21, the #DoOO Roadshow, #LACOL2021, and vCLAC2021 all happening. Buckle up!

— Mo Pelzel (@MorrisPelzel) Jun 21, 2021

Liked a post by David Shanske (david.shanske.com)

In November 2018, we went to Orlando to perform the Parkeology Challenge.  We came close, but did not succeed. We had always hoped to try again, but illness, as well as the pandemic restricting travel, had pushed it off. Now one of the team is no longer with us(the one who took the photo). I’ve n...

Liked a tweet by Maël Montévil (Twitter)

I've redone my #academic website using @eleven_ty It is fun to play with various data sources like @CrossrefOrg api as a complement to #webmention. I also took some inspiration and code from @nhoizey https://t.co/ULaTAMDYZC

— Maël Montévil (@MMontevil) May 12, 2021

Theoretical biology AND webmentions? I’m in.​

Excited about setting up a #TiddlyWiki. Next step, try adding #TiddlyBlink. Soon I’ll have my own #DigitalGarden.

— girrodocus (@girrodocus) April 22, 2021

The top employee voted question at today's internal Facebook Q&A for Mark Zuckerberg:

"What is our next big product, which does not imitate already existing products on the market?"

— Ryan Mac (@RMac18) April 22, 2021

how to start a bakery:

- get into tech.
- lose all hope.
- start baking.

— atavik (@atav1k) April 22, 2021

Thanks to all who joined the session on @hypothes_is for @SDCCD DE week!
My slides from the workshop are available here: https://t.co/072Ns7JgKH. (Hypothesis enabled for annotation!)
(All conversations I've been having lately about teaching eventually lead to #ungrading.) pic.twitter.com/r9NpSQ7Vub

— Mary Klann, PhD (@mcklann) April 22, 2021

They never intended for me to vote either, yet here we are. https://t.co/bGi1YEQEMp

— Michael Harriot (@michaelharriot) April 22, 2021

Re why people like using multiple editors: pic.twitter.com/tOWvfHL8Vh

— Robert Haisfield (@RobertHaisfield) April 22, 2021

Never opened a 'world first' conference before... as @OERConf joins up with #Domains21 for a week like no other #OERxDomains21 #OER21 #Domains21 https://t.co/O2kFKxBzyo

— Dr Maren Deepwell (@MarenDeepwell) April 21, 2021

I'm simply loving all the different #OERxDomains21 Media Pass remixes on the Remixer Machine this morning! https://t.co/yRoconS7hN pic.twitter.com/8imX5iXheA

— Bryan Mathers (@BryanMMathers) April 21, 2021

Like @wentale, I hope folks attending #OERxDomains21 use the occasion as an excuse to explore Discord, if for nothing else than for some edtech field research :) https://t.co/UbmcidfwXr

— Jim Groom (@jimgroom) April 20, 2021

Now, everyone call it “the murder of George Floyd.”

— Jamil Smith (@JamilSmith) April 20, 2021

I so appreciate the time zone adjusted programme for #OERxDomains21 ...it's the little things that help with cognitive overload

— Dr. Tannis Morgan (@tanbob) April 20, 2021

This is a great example of web accessibility that is too often overlooked.

OK, so we will be setting up KaraOERoke shop in Discord for #OERxDomains21 in just over an hour. Use it as an occasion to explore discord and, and, and....SING! pic.twitter.com/rqF1zUR2WA

— Jim Groom (@jimgroom) April 20, 2021

A Decentralised IndieAuth Identity Provider hosted on @observablehq.

Built on serverless infrastructure so its *trivial* to fork and customize. Costs pennies a month to host.

Compatible with @Firebase as a custom auth provider.https://t.co/6zjXkkTFEH

— Tom Larkworthy (@tomlarkworthy) April 20, 2021

My new inspiration for, well, everything pic.twitter.com/xSYcW59yDE

— Declan Cashin (@Tweet_Dec) February 26, 2021

i think digital washi tape should be a thing
i don't know how yet
but i want it

— may-li khoe (@mayli) February 26, 2021

Yup! https://t.co/AFy3ZSyCS0

— I was raised by a cup of internet (@DavidWolfpaw) February 25, 2021

Can’t wait to try out Velox as an IndieWeb friendly theme!

I'm building a little thing to turn Tweets into an SVG.
Here's the first result. What do you think?
It isn't intended to *completely* replicate the Twitter experience - but to be a lightweight way to embed content.
Thoughts? pic.twitter.com/1tCv3gvDRE

— Terence Eden (@edent) February 6, 2021

Liked a post by Kimberly Hirsh (kimberlyhirsh.com)

Highly recommended: Library Ambience Sounds for Studying / Relaxing White Noise.

Nowhere in the Bible... pic.twitter.com/hXocnvMETx

— La Marie (@FordMcCartney) February 6, 2021

I really love this artwork…

Installed the Webmentions plugin for WordPress. Really digging it, even with just a little bit of experience with it so far. Micro.blog’s support for it is okay

Liked Goodbye @macgenie, hello @jean by Jean MacDonald (micro.welltempered.net)

I’ve been using “macgenie” as my internet name since I first signed up for Digg (Wikipedia article) in March 2007. A friend asked me to “digg” his news story, and I said I would try to do it quickly, but that I often suffered from decision paralysis when it came to choosing a user name. He...

I resemble this remark!

Fell down a happy #IndieWeb rabbit hole today & wrote a colophon for my website: https://t.co/sY5HaJ4e7n Turns out I've been at this since I built my first website about Walt Whitman for an enterprising English prof in the late 90s. Was randomly assigned to the "learn html" group

— Dr. Tamar Marvin (@tamar_marvin) January 17, 2021

This site is hosted by Reclaim Hosting. Its primary and associated domains are also registered through Reclaim Hosting. It is built with WordPress and uses the (free) Simple Responsive Blogily theme, based on Responsive Blogily, by Superb Themes/ThemeEverest. I maintain a separate installation ...

I feel like comfort with being wrong is one of the most underrated part of language learning. If you want to work on writing or speaking skills you just need to get very chill about being extremely wrong and weird all the time.

— Jessica Rose (@jesslynnrose) January 17, 2021

This is incredibly true. One needs to throw caution to the wind and focus on making as many mistakes as possible.

pic.twitter.com/w5p9scHS85

— Dr. Simone A. Douglas-Green (@DrSimoneDouglas) January 17, 2021

Liked a post by Nick Lewis (Nick Lewis)

I have recently implemented #webmentions on this site and they seem to be working rather well but what are they exactly? The splendid @alistapart explains a little bit more.
https://alistapart.com/article/webmentions-enabling-better-communication-on-the-internet/

Liked Bridgy browser extension for Instagram by Ryan Barrett (snarfed.org)

We’ve launched a Bridgy browser extension! If you use Bridgy for Instagram backfeed, you’ll need to install it (Firefox, Chrome). Please try it out and let us know what you think! Instagram and Facebook have been thorns in B...

Is there a class of scripts/apps that serialize action in siloed apps and create text-based versions of it? a few good reasons for this:

1. convenient to synthesize in a text-based tool for thought (eg. roam & co)
2. https://t.co/io2dTYu1Fc
3. backup

— Boris Smus (@borismus) January 4, 2021

Installed Yarns microsub server and coupled with Indigenous as a reader/microsub client I can now respond to blog posts in a more social/IndieWeb kinda way.

Liked ChRSStmas by Matthias Pfefferle (notizBlog)

Wir haben ein kleines Weihnachtsgeschenk für euch: Matthias Pfefferle und Marcel Weiß sprechen über (fast) alle Aspekte von RSS und warum (nicht nur) für sie Feedreader und das Ökosystem rund um RSS immer noch wichtig ist. ‚Hier & Jetzt‘ kann man per RSS-Feed abonnieren und findet man natü...

What an awesome title! Merry ChRSStmas to everyone!

Liked a post by David Shanske (david.shanske.com)

WordPress allows for custom archive templates. For the longest time, I’ve wanted to change the archive for my photo posts to show them in a photo grid. So, I’ve now done that at /kind/photo. You have to click the photo to see the full context, but I like the presentation of all photos I’ve posted. This does not include photos in other types of posts, but it’s probably the most visual item I’ve put out in a while. I hope it causes me to post more photos.

Liked A Known update by Ben Werdmüller (Ben Werdmüller)

I believe in the independent web - which was born thirty years ago today - more than any other technology. Earlier today, I shared an update with collaborators, advisors, and investors in Known. Here's what's up: Recently, I filed paperwork to officially dissolve Known, Inc, the Delaware C-Corporati...

Liked #Sparkling by Aaron Parecki (aaronparecki.com)

It's only X if it originates in the Y region of F. Otherwise, it's just sparkling Z.

Liked a post by swentel (realize.be)

A personal reader for Drupal, integrating with #activitypub and #indieweb with PWA support on mobile phones! https://realize.be/blog/personal-reader-drupal

I have come to suspect that slowly redesigning your website (forever) provides almost exactly the same kind of light absorption & calm satisfaction as knitting or embroidery

— Robin Sloan (@robinsloan) December 13, 2020

ᔥ Tom Critchlow in Tweet: “My personal website is a tapestry where legends are told” (2020-12-13 20:29:00)

My personal website is a tapestry where legends are told

— Tom Critchlow (@tomcritchlow) December 14, 2020