Would be more accurate given how Google is pushing a new era of Web enslavement to things like AMP, Blink and the like. https://t.co/R4eLrhPoty. That might be too on the nose. (v2.jacky.wtf/post/0c08e15d-…)
So I noticed @Google didn't create a doodle for #Juneteenth2019. So I decided to help out.

Would be more accurate given how Google is pushing a new era of Web enslavement to things like AMP, Blink and the like. https://twitter.com/Real_Toons/status/1141353526062387202. That might be too on the nose.

For what it's worth, I'm very far from a centrist, I'm very uncomfortable with American centrist politics, and I'm all in with Warren. #subtweet

Marty makes a quirky grin while staring into his phone

It looks like I will be speaking at IndieWeb Summit! Specifically, I’ll be giving a keynote about how to “Own Your Mobile Experience”.

As a long-time enthusiast for these tiny computers we carry, I try to make most of the things I can do online into things I can do on my phone or tablet. That turns out to be… a lot of things.

I’ll probably keep the technical details light, other than naming specific IndieWeb building blocks that each piece relies on. I plan to make a (set of?) posts on my site explaining the plumbing, afterwards.

With just about a week and a half left to plan my ~10-15 minute set of demos, here are some things I am thinking of discussing / demoing.

  • Reading! With an indie reader setup based on Microsub and the Indigenous iOS app.
    • Including following folks on Instagram and Twitter with the help of Granary
  • Replying and responding to things I read directly on my site via Indigenous and Micropub.
  • Posting my own notes and photos with Indigenous and Micropub
  • Seeing notifications on my devices when someone posts a response to my own posts.
  • Doing so many things with Shortcuts
    • Save articles to read later (similar to IndiePaper)
    • Save podcasts to listen later (via huffduffer.com)
    • Edit posts on my site and my private notes site via the Drafts app
    • Upload images and other files to my site
    • Track what I read (a Shortcut that extracts info from goodreads.com to post to my site)
    • Track what I eat / drink
    • Post iOS Live Photos as looping videos
  • Cheat a bit using external services
    • Checkins with Swarm go to my site via ownyourswarm.p3k.io
    • Podcast listening history with the Overcast app goes to my site via a script and the Overcast “All data” export
  • And other more exotic stuff that technically uses web apps but work well on mobile:
    • Syndicating to Twitter and updating my post with the syndication URL thanks to micropublish.net
    • Post silly animated GIF responses with kapowski.schmarty.net

Obviously this is too many things to demo in ~15 minutes. So, I’m looking for feedback!

What things on this list do you care to see most?

What things do you already do with mobile apps or social silos that you’d like to do on your website?

(Posted from an iPad mini, composed using Drafts, Micropub’d via Indigenous)

What things do you do with your website that you wished worked on mobile?

#indieweb #mobile #ownyourdata #IWS2019
@brianmcc @chrismessina looking for prior art of the weekly scheduled synchronous chat to see what predates #edchat in 2009,http://edchat.pbworks.com/w/page/85091491/EdchatHistory recurring and regularly scheduled chats around a hashtag
I will be speaking briefly at #IndieWeb Summit next weekend about "Owning Your Mobile Experience"! What do you wish you could do with your personal website on your mobile device? martymcgui.re/2019/06/19/152…
I grew up cycling everywhere, and my observation is that America absolutely doesn’t understand bicycles even a little bit at all.
Made some great progress on our #OpenPedagogy chapter on Towards a Theory of Community as Knowledge docs.google.com/document/d/1UF… #digped #PutThisBookToBed (quickthoughts.jgregorymcverry.com/s/29aZoC)
Hey #edtechchat #digped if you want a great history in how all us teachers use twitter and unconferences like @edcamp check out this Internet History Podcast by @brianmcc with @chrismessina overcast.fm/+Bj7z1YpkA (quickthoughts.jgregorymcverry.com/s/1QLSdP)
#OpenPedagogy #digped #PutThisBookToBed
Hey #edtechchat #digped if you want a great history in how all us teachers use twitter and unconferences like @edcamp check out this Internet History Podcast by @brianmcc with @chrismessina https://overcast.fm/+Bj7z1YpkA
#edtechchat #digped
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If only we had some kind of technology that was built for collaboration and communication over large distances. (And more seriously, if only newsrooms collaborated more deeply.)
500 reporters went to Trump’s rally last night (per @npr)? What an insane misuse of dwindling resources.
Huge shout out to @smartponzu who has taken on l10n work with the @mozdevnet page on microformats. Thank you so much. An English only web is not an open web (quickthoughts.jgregorymcverry.com/s/24jQm1)
Thanks @apple
Huge shout out to @smartponzu who has taken on l10n work with the @mozdevnet page on microformats. Thank you so much. An English only web is not an open web

listening to a great #history podcast

Interesting discussion on climate, but more specifically on the effects of man from a longer term geological perspective. It's not often that one could say there's news that takes a #BigHistory perspective, but this certainly comes close. #Anthropocene boffosocko.com/2019/06/19/cli…