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Bookmark - Leaving and waving
Deanna Dikeman fotografeerde haar ouders 27 jaar lang, als ze haar uitzwaaide na een bezoek bij hen thuis. Het is een prachtige serie foto’s die de schoonheid laten zien van menselijk contact, van familie. De foto’s van eind 2009 voel je aankomen, evenals de allerlaatste foto. Machtig mooi.
The Imperfectionist: The life-changing magic of not tidying up:
Impose too much order on your notes, and you eliminate the serendipitous connections that are how ideas arise.
š freemediaheckyeah
The largest collection of free stuff on the internet!
Software, guides, torrenting, that kind of stuff. Have fun :-)
š Discover the IndieWeb, one blog post at a time.
Discover the IndieWeb, one blog post at a time.
I love the Open Random Blogpost in my bookmarkbar. At least once a day I just click it a few times to see what pops up. And it’s almost always a delightful surprise. Highly recommended and I’d wish it had some direct ties with a micro.blog directory/discovery or with the blogs and pages on the omg.lol community.
š Emissions from ChatGPT are much higher than from conventional search
Emissions from ChatGPT are much higher than from conventional search ā¢ Wim Vanderbauwhede:
it is possible that the emissions from a ChatGPT query are more than a hundred times that of a conventional search query
Bluesky moves towards federation
More interesting news from Bluesky: Toward Federation and an Open Network. A significant portion of my Twitter network has migrated to Bluesky. While I don’t feel as comfortable there, I do miss this old network being around. However, if Bluesky evolves into a truly open network, I can utilize my Micro.blog account to follow them again and they can follow my micro.blog account. In essence, I don’t need to be actively present on Bluesky to access engaging content. Long live Federation!
I have no idea from where this blogpost got into my 20+ Sunday-afternoon-random-tab-extravaganza but Paolo exactly describes how I do my exploring and spelunking on the web. I just click links. From status posts to blogs to “about”-pages. From there to other networks, blogrolls, categories, tags, lists, “side projects”, work-related blogs and so on… It is the best way to discover new stuff on the web.
Browsing in my RSS feeds and I see this post by @jack why he loves orgmode for archiving todos. I can relate. Not that I use orgmode. I try every now and then but I get into config-rabbitholes really quick. But since Iām reviewing several parts of my online life, why not give it a go again?