Musings of a Modern Day Cyberneticist
Since the earliest days of NetNewsWire, before 1.0 even shipped, I wanted to make the subscriptions list on disk an OPML file. It seemed like using the standard format for listing RSS subscriptions would be a good idea. But I was never able to make that happen — until now, with NetNewsWire 5.0d7.
This plugin allows you to publish the contents of an OPML file in any WordPress post or page. Just put the URL of the file (it must be public on the internet) in between the quotes using this shortcode: [opml url=""]
Personal sites are awesome, so this site was built so we can all discover each others. All the links are by folks that want to share their site with the world.
If you want your site to appear on here, go ahead and submit it on GitHub, or drop me an email.
Aaron Davis (Read Write Collect)#tdc2553 #ds106 Reach Out and Tweet Someone https://t.co/22MF7apKUS pic.twitter.com/3MaDicDhts
— ds106 Daily Create (@ds106dc) January 7, 2019The voices & ideas who have stood out for me this year as a part of my newsletter https://t.co/m0beweICrE @kjinquiry @mrsfint @gregmiller68 @langwitches @BiancaH80 @Obi_Jon_ @davecormier @zephoria @twoodwar @wiobyrne @ChrisAldrich @antonyjfunnell @DrNomyn @ChrisWejr @austinkleon @LaTrioli #tdc2553 @ds106dc
— Aaron Davis (@mrkrndvs) January 10, 2019
Paul Jacobson (Paul Jacobson)This idea of tracking my media diet really appeals to me:
Just like last year, I kept track of almost everything I read, watched, listened to, and experienced in my media diet posts.
Jason KottkeI follow a few people who do this too, sometimes pretty publicly. I’m not sure that I’d want to share everything I consume, but I do like the thought of capturing, and aggregating everything.
I’m just not too sure how to pull it all together, if I were to do this.
Ron (micro.blog)@bradenslen I looked through that giant feed which you described as a firehose, which it certainly is. Oddly, I didn't see Dave Winer, even in the Bloggers section. Maybe there's a story behind that.
Damian Yerrick (Twitter)I tried to recommend #IndieWeb technologies to those affected by a recent Tumblr policy change. But many I talked to claim that recommendation is the whole draw of silos, and IndieWeb's lack of a recommendation engine is a deal breaker.
"None currently."https://t.co/k9c7ehsoZb — Damian Yerrick (@PinoBatch) December 4, 2018
Catherine Cronin (Equity Unbound)This activity is a great way to jumpstart community and networked learning using Twitter. Anyone interested in #unboundeq is welcome to join in this activity – we encourage educators and students in various classes and open participants take part!
Richard MacManus wrote about the state of feed readers as he saw it in his AltPlatform.org post titled “The state of feed readers”. He mentioned a couple things in his Feedly wishlist that prompted me to think more about what I’d like to see added to Feedly.
Greg McVerry (jgregorymcverry.com)Hello in today’s first daily update I wanted to share about RSS if you wanted a little background here you go:
Brad Enslen (Brad Enslen)I’m hitting a fork in the road with this site and the experiment of using a blog as a directory of blogs. The problem here is me: I’m running out of time. I’m duplicating a lot … Source: Announcement: The Future of Blog Snoop – Blog Snoop Weblog Directory We’ll see what happens. It...
