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aaronparecki.com | ||
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ascraeus.org
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| | | | | Following on from yesterday's Part I, today I'm talking about the process of installing Aaron Parecki's Aperture Microsub Server. As before, this is the result of several different attempts at installation, and leaves out a lot of the handwringing. I recommended that before starting the process, the user should have created two (sub)domains and created standalone letsencrypt certificates for both. I refer to them here as watchtower. and aperture.example.com, I may end up writing up my thoughts on this pr... | |
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jackjamieson.net
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| | | | | [AI summary] The provided text is a collection of blog posts and articles by Jack Jamieson, focusing on topics related to the IndieWeb movement, social media alternatives, and technology. Key themes include the development of the Yarns Indie Reader plugin for WordPress, which allows users to subscribe to feeds and engage with content through likes and replies. The author also discusses concerns about Facebook's dominance and the need for alternatives, referencing MIT Technology Review's article on the topic. Additionally, there are mentions of Webmentions, microformats, and the importance of owning one's data and online presence. The text includes various posts from 2016 to 2018, highlighting the evolution of the IndieWeb community and the author's contribut... | |
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boffosocko.com
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| | | | | There's a better way to own and control your online identity and data | |
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sebastiandedeyne.com
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| | | I'm a web developer and designer. I build websites & interfaces with JavaScript, CSS and PHP. | ||
