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@weirdwriter tweesecake.social/@weirdwriter

Recent thing on my website, Maybe we should SMS again. https://robertkingett.com/posts/6552/ #IndieWeb #SmallWeb
@jlsksr mastodon.online/@jlsksr

I really like personal homepages and have quite a list of them bookmarked. I'll post one every week until I don't or unless I fall behind this schedule. 😉 So here's Cool Personal Homepages #CPH Vol. 14: starbreaker.org https://starbreaker.org/

#SmallWeb #indieweb #smolweb #PersonalSites #homepage
@shellsharks shellsharks.social/@shellsharks

I've recently learned about #weblogpomo2024 and will be attempting to participate this year. The goal? Publish content on my site each day for the month of May. Topics will vary, much like they already do - everything from #infosec to #technology to life-in-general.

I will be keeping a list of each days posting here https://shellsharks.com/notes/2024/04/30/weblogpomo-2024

If you're so inclined you can always subscribe to my various feeds https://shellsharks.com/feeds

Learn more about WeblogPoMo https://weblog.anniegreens.lol/weblog-posting-month-2024

#indieweb
@cory social.lol/@cory

This is nifty #IndieWeb
http://biglist.terraaeon.com/index.html
Tantek Çelik tantek.com
The Library of Infinite Loan is a physical world practice I conceived of many many years ago¹, implemented in minimal prototype form 5+ years ago², shared a summary with the #IndieWeb community at least four years ago at the #IndieWebCamp Austin in 2020³ and last year in IndieWeb chat⁴, so it’s about time⁵ I wrote it down.

Summary: lend a #book from your personal library⁜ to a friend, on the conditions that they do not donate sell or dispose of it, and instead when they are done with it they return it or lend it to someone else who agrees to these conditions.

My goal was to create a book lending system that:
* preserves books — effectively in a giant #distributed communal #library
* makes lending easier fiscally, psychologically, emotionally for both parties
* encourages direct person-to-person lending without intermediaries
* grows a culture of non-zero-sum sharing, preservation, and longterm thinking

The basic steps to create a Library of Infinite Loan:
1. Create a separate space (like a particular bookshelf) for #books to infinite lend. A small shelf in a guest room or common space like a hallway works well.
2. Move books there that you are ok lending out and never seeing again
3. Label that space your “Library of Infinite Loan”, or invite guests to borrow from your “Library of Infinite Loan”
4. When visitors ask what that means, explain the Rules

Rules for borrowing from a Library of Infinite Loan (“the Rules”)
1. Keep it as long as you like
2. Do not sell donate or otherwise dispose of it
3. You may give it
 a. back to the person you borrowed from
 b. or back to its original purchaser if they wrote their name and web address inside
 c. or (lend it) to someone else who agrees to the Rules

There are several ways to extend / expand the Library of Infinite Loan:
* custom book plate: design a custom book plate for yourself with room for your name (and web address) on it e.g. “From Tantek’s (@tantek.com) Library” (with space), print it on longterm adhesive paper, and place it inside new books you purchase. When you move a book to your Library of Infinite Loan, amend the book plate to say ”… Library of Infinite Loan” and attach a copy of the Rules.
* add a “borrowers log” with blank lines for anyone you lend it to or they lend it to, transitively, to optionally add their name, web address, and a date of borrowing. Then amend the rules to allow returning a book to who you borrowed from or anyone in the borrower log or original purchaser.
* more media: CDs, vinyl records, DVDs, LaserDiscs, VHS, cassette tapes, video game cartridges etc.
* other things
  * large tools — which usually come in a box with instruction manual, so there’s a logical place to put an “owners plate”, “borrowers log”, and copy of the rules.
  * artwork — a great way to rotate art among a community

This is what I remember off the top of my head and with a little web searching. I know I have a bunch more notes in various places of my thoughts (and conversations) over the years about a Library of Infinite Loan. As I find those notes, I’ll post them as well.

#infiniteLoan #libraryOfInfiniteLoan

References:

¹ I’m looking through old personal logs for earliest mentions of “infinite loan”
² In my 2019 personal log I found a note that I “moved some books as library of infinite loan to guest room” where I had previously setup a small bookshelf for such books.
Âł https://indieweb.org/2020/Austin/reading
⁴ https://chat.indieweb.org/2023-10-01#t1696202307311300
⁾ I was also inspired by sharing the idea again to a couple of friends in an espresso-making livestream this morning
⁜ https://indieweb.org/personal_library
#IndieWeb #IndieWebCamp #book #distributed #library #books #infiniteLoan #libraryOfInfiniteLoan
@pablolarah mastodon.social/@pablolarah

🟠 Own Your Web – Issue 14:
Webmentions
by Matthias Ott @m_ott @matthiasott
#webmentions #IndieWeb #InteractionBetweenWebsites #webdev #WebmentionIO

https://buttondown.email/ownyourweb/archive/issue-14/
#indieweb mastodon.social/tags/indieweb
The Library of Infinite Loan is a physical world practice I conceived of many many years ago¹, implemented in minimal prototype form 5+ years ago², shared a summary with the #IndieWeb community at least four years ago at the #IndieWebCamp Austin in 2020³ and last year in IndieWeb chatâ´, so itâs abou... tantek.com
#indieweb mastodon.social/tags/indieweb
The Library of Infinite Loan is a physical world practice I conceived of many many years ago¹, implemented in minimal prototype form 5+ years ago², shared a summary with the #IndieWeb community at least four years ago at the #IndieWebCamp Austin in 2020³ and last year in IndieWeb chat⁴, so it’s about time⁵ I wrote it down.

Summary: lend a #book from your personal library⁜ to a friend, on the conditions that they do not donate sell or dispose of it, and instead when they are done with it they return it or lend it to someone else who agrees to these conditions.

My goal was to create a book lending system that:
* preserves books — effectively in a giant #distributed communal #library
* makes lending easier fiscally, psychologically, emotionally for both parties
* encourages direct person-to-person lending without intermediaries
* grows a culture of non-zero-sum sharing, preservation, and longterm thinking

The basic steps to create a Library of Infinite Loan:
1. Create a separate space (like a particular bookshelf) for #books to infinite lend. A small shelf in a guest room or common space like a hallway works well.
2. Move books there that you are ok lending out and never seeing again
3. Label that space your “Library of Infinite Loan”, or invite guests to borrow from your “Library of Infinite Loan”
4. When visitors ask what that means, explain the Rules

Rules for borrowing from a Library of Infinite Loan (“the Rules”)
1. Keep it as long as you like
2. Do not sell donate or otherwise dispose of it
3. You may give it
 a. back to the person you borrowed from
 b. or back to its original purchaser if they wrote their name and web address inside
 c. or (lend it) to someone else who agrees to the Rules

There are several ways to extend / expand the Library of Infinite Loan:
* custom book plate: design a custom book plate for yourself with room for your name (and web address) on it e.g. “From Tantek’s (@tantek.com) Library” (with space), print it on longterm adhesive paper, and place it inside new books you purchase. When you move a book to your Library of Infinite Loan, amend the book plate to say ”… Library of Infinite Loan” and attach a copy of the Rules.
* add a “borrowers log” with blank lines for anyone you lend it to or they lend it to, transitively, to optionally add their name, web address, and a date of borrowing. Then amend the rules to allow returning a book to who you borrowed from or anyone in the borrower log or original purchaser.
* more media: CDs, vinyl records, DVDs, LaserDiscs, VHS, cassette tapes, video game cartridges etc.
* other things
  * large tools — which usually come in a box with instruction manual, so there’s a logical place to put an “owners plate”, “borrowers log”, and copy of the rules.
  * artwork — a great way to rotate art among a community

This is what I remember off the top of my head and with a little web searching. I know I have a bunch more notes in various places of my thoughts (and conversations) over the years about a Library of Infinite Loan. As I find those notes, I’ll post them as well.

#infiniteLoan #libraryOfInfiniteLoan

References:

¹ I’m looking through old personal logs for earliest mentions of “infinite loan”
² In my 2019 personal log I found a note that I “moved some books as library of infinite loan to guest room” where I had previously setup a small bookshelf for such books.
Âł https://indieweb.org/2020/Austin/reading
⁴ https://chat.indieweb.org/2023-10-01#t1696202307311300
⁾ I was also inspired by sharing the idea again to a couple of friends in an espresso-making livestream this morning
⁜ https://indieweb.org/personal_library
#indieweb mastodon.social/tags/indieweb

Likes Crosspost from Mastodon to Bluesky by Maurice Renck.

…who knew it could be that simple 🤷🏾‍♂️

https://starrwulfe.xyz/b/2orw
#ActivityPub #ATProto #bluesky #Indieweb #mastodon
@underlap fosstodon.org/@underlap

Is "release early, release often" as good a policy for personal blog posts as it is for software?

Certainly writing helps clarify your thinking, but what about the publication step? Is publishing a post and responding to feedback an essential step in finding out what you have to say on a subject?

Discuss.

#IndieWeb
@jcrabapple dmv.community/@jcrabapple

My Week Ahead

https://cool-as-heck.blog/post/my-week-ahead

#indieweb
@writingslowly aus.social/@writingslowly

Is the Web reconfiguring itself again?: https://writingslowly.com/2024/04/29/is-the-web.html

#indieweb #search #folkweb
@thomasreggi indieweb.social/@thomasreggi

I have a found all the tech nerds on fedi?

#javascript #Node #node_js #nodejs #typescript #webdev #rust #github #npm #code #programming #programmer #coder #hacker #js #ts #deno #react #html #webcomponents #webcomponent #opensource #foss #oss #fedi #indieweb #nyc #astoria #tech #techstack
@weirdwriter tweesecake.social/@weirdwriter

I wrote about how someone couldn't figure out how to get ahold of me because I wasn't on Facebook and how that really frightened me https://robertkingett.com/posts/6552/ #Tech #Technology #IndieWeb #SmallWeb #SMS #Email
@JadedBlueEyes tech.lgbt/@JadedBlueEyes

So I made a little tool to make bookmarklets, if you know what they are:

https://jade.ellis.link/bookmarklets

#bookmarklets #indieweb
@claudinec aus.social/@claudinec

@fedi More generally, URL rewriters and shorteners considered dangerous.

And for anyone else who wants to explore the small/ #indieweb, there's a bunch of directories and search engines at the end of Manu's latest post: https://manuelmoreale.com/the-web-is-not-dying
@mms emacs.ch/@mms

How would you add a small server-side generated content to otherwise fully static site? Iframe

I want to add a guestbook :-)

#SmallWeb #indieweb #blogging
@ojrask piipitin.fi/@ojrask

Attempt no. 2456 of getting off my ass and starting on the rework of my personal site with support for WebMentions and ActivityPub.

This would mean reversing the step I took from a "server language" into using a static site builder, as I'm more comfortable using PHP to write an actual server implementation for these things, as opposed to writing some SSG plugins or comparable to handle this. I also might need a database of sorts too.

#Blogging #IndieWeb #WebMention #ActivityPub #WebDevelopment
Jamie Thingelstad www.thingelstad.com

For fun I added my website to the IndieWeb Webring. 🕸💍