Tag: isles of blogging
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Web Surfin’ UXA | 2216
After you reduce your social media intake. You need to re-learn how to use the Internet.
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New App in the Alms Race | 2210
The Alms Race is the financial expansion of Web2 social platforms. Allowing users to earn directly from other users. Web 2.5 if you will.
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RSS Revival
Google are apparently reviving RSS. This seems like part of the wider turning of the tide towards choose your own internet.
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Spring Is Sproinging
Another week another week notes. I can’t belive were now one third of the way though 2021.
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Substacklash Redux
The Substacklash has continued to smoulder as a slow burn trash fire for the last few months. This week however Substack have fucked it.
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The Kraken in the Social Seas | 2110
Taking your eye off social media even for a moment reveals a greater danger. Deep down in the dark lies the Kraken of the social sea.
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Like Mushrooms After Rain
Long dormant newsletters seem to be rebooting inside gated platforms like mushrooms after rain.
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Heavy Weather
I recorded our first drops of rain in weeks as it began to fall. You can hear the constant rumbling of thunder quite clearly. Wonderful.
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Animal Crossing Is The Place For Taste | 2019
Grammars of Virtual Worlds and the demonstration of taste within the constraints of the toy box that is Animal Crossing
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No More Sugar
I’m giving up refined sugar for Lent. I’m already regretting it.
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Please for the love of Blarg, Start a Blog
Your Twitter thread is great! But it is also ephemeral, temporal and easily forgotten. Start a damn Blog
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It Was Simple Enough
It was hard and you failed, but it’s because you hadn’t yet discovered discipline. You’ll continue to thrash around madly indefinitely.
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Double Donald’d
I was hoping to round out this week with a DIY repair success. This morning I tried to replace the broken USB port on my Blue Yeti Microphone.
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The Internet Isn’t All One Thing | 1922
Half articulated thoughts on Waldenponding, literal content and UX verticality, the demands of the attention economy and why return to the Isles of blogging.
