Recent writings on open protocols, books, and systems.
That's the question Mozilla's new Come Back to Firefox campaign opens with, asked, appropriately enough, by the Numa Numa Guy, still wearing the same headphones, still in front of the same webcam. From there the ad assembles a reunion nobody knew they needed: Bad L...
The bitter irony is almost too much to bear in South Africa, a nation where people once fought (and died) for the right to vote, less than 59% of registered voters bothered to cast a ballot in the 2024 national elections, and this figure is expected to fall further in this year's local government el...
I was scrolling through Mastodon earlier today and came across a post from Konstantin pointing to his article, Webmentions: The nice things we have. It served as a great reminder of what makes (or used to make) the open web fun and why relying entirely on closed social platforms misses the point.
A second first post, the first, much like a pancake, was a mess. This is a new post in an item template. Adding more fluff to test the line wrap and alignment.
Check out my previous thoughts on Rediscovering Webmentions.
