Notices by Simone Silvestroni (M2M) (m2m@indieweb.social)

Not sure about why Linux isn't mentioned in the article, but I'm a bit happier about using #Firefox today.

https://blog.mozilla.org/en/products/firefox/firefox-rolls-out-total-cookie-protection-by-default-to-all-users-worldwide/

#privacy

@tagomago this is interesting. I tried to follow via RSS multiple times but there's always something off-putting. yt-dlp is my go-to tool as well, as soon as I find something I find interesting. About Google ditching public feeds, I have to say I'm honestly surprised they're still there... @imgn @axbom

@imgn curious, I just read the article :) I still have LinkedIn and YouTube. I don't have many issues with the latter, I'm using it as a TV, don't follow any suggestions. I'm very irritated by the former though. Keep thinking about getting rid of it. @axbom

@CrowderSoup let me know if it's useful :) @pete @tagomago @obsolete29

Post about how I implemented the #indieweb and #webmentions on my static site. A few people expressed interest in such a write-up, I hope they weren't looking for something less dependent on third-parties...

This implementation works, I know what everything's doing and why. It's okay, but I'm aware it's the weakest part of my website, plus the only one where an actual third-party is involved.

Anyway, I hope you enjoy: @pete @tagomago @obsolete29 @CrowderSoup

https://minutestomidnight.co.uk/blog/indieweb-and-webmentions-for-my-static-site/

@obsolete29 happy to help, I've been meaning to write a step-by-step blog post on how to implement webmentions in static sites. It took me forever, although now that it works I feel like it was easier than I thought.

I partially blame the documentation: it's not written for non-hardcore programmers.

@obsolete29 I like this exchange. As an off-topic, I think it's a shame that #webmentions aren't an easy and automatically implemented tech in every personal website. So many blogs would be enriched by them.