Bag romance — still a better love story than Twilight: #clangers
The Clangers is so synaesthetic. Everywhere there’s physical/visual representations of music.
Bag romance — still a better love story than Twilight: #clangers
The Clangers is so synaesthetic. Everywhere there’s physical/visual representations of music.
with every step relearn how to walk
with every note relearn how to play
with every word relearn how to write
with every bite relearn how to taste
with every blink relearn how to see
with every breath relearn how to live
with every character relearn how to type
it is easier to change your environment than your mind
let repetition amplify small changes
learn how to learn
then relearn it
Wikipedia article of the week: List of Cheeses
Tantek Çelik looks like it’s ahrefs.com/robot
Replaced the ink cartridge in my @piratepartyis pen. Thank goodness for (mostly) interoperable ink standards.
Did 26 pushups
@johnbhartley yep, ready for real-world use and consumed by various people, but still a good idea to include classic hCard markup too. Same for all the other microformats2 vocabularies
@johnbhartley good question — covered in the hCard FAQ, it’s enough of an issue that we fixed it in the microformats2 vocabularies e.g. h-card — naming is now consistent and predictable.
Whether or not you like the song, the photos in this video of The Devil Went Down To Georgia are hilarious. There’s even a catbus at the end!
Wondering if Yahoo! still #selfdogfood YQL — mentioned in 2010 (web archive link) that it powers their homepage amongst other things, therefore much less likely to get randomly shut down.
This evening: documented Yahoo! Pipes UI in case of sudden shutdown, built first mockup of web dataflow UI using jsplumbtoolkit.com — really excellent library, exactly the right balance between functionality and framework. It gives you a lot but doesn’t dictate how to use it.
snapsvg.io looks like a rather lovely client-side #svg library #bookmark via @hakimel
.@julien51 URLs are worth caring about, data formats shouldn’t make them worthless. #microformats #indieweb
@julien51 indeed I did! This is one of the things I dislike about RSS/ATOM (and am trying to solve with #microformats2) — they make URLs too hard to understand, forcing them to be relegated to a “advanced developers only” area :/
OH “minimum viable hospitality” @hakkavelin
Playing with Yahoo Pipes for the first time. This is the UI I’ve been dreaming of for years. The data sources are bogged down with nasty RSS/ATOM semantics, but that’s mostly irrelevant. The important things:
I made a Pipe to convert #microformats2 h-feed/h-entry markup into RSS from scratch in about 15 mins, having never used the tool before (bear in mind also that this is not a tool built for consuming mf2 data structures): Convert Microformats to RSS. The tiny feedback loop the Pipes tool provides, both in deploying, sharing and debugging, enabled Tantek Çelik to find a bug in his site’s markup.
Again: WHY DOES NO-ONE KNOW ABOUT THIS? If it’s because processing stodgy, outdated, DRY-violating formats is its bread and butter, fair enough. Let’s rebuild this with microformats2.
Sounds like cweiske.de got webmention working — hopefully this’ll get through…