Notices by ˗ˏˋ Doug Belshaw ˎˊ˗ 🇪🇺☠️✊ (dajbelshaw@mastodon.social), page 16

@Downes Thanks! I guess I've always presented it (e.g. at the ALT conference) so haven't thought about it as a standalone deck. Will have a think.

Thanks for the comments! 🙂

Question: if you went through this slide deck without any context, what would you be puzzled about? What's missing?

http://bit.ly/2J1apI3

It's for a general audience, some of whom might be educators while others are sysadmins or PHP devs.

#MoodleNet #ActivityPub

I find it pretty unbelievable, given the number of people who work from home in this day and age, that anyone can rock up with a big drill outside your home without prior notice.

@noeldemartin Cheers, will check it out!

@TheWayneGibbons Cheers, I'll take a look 👍

@captainbland Awesome!

What's the best thing you've read this year?

It's that time of year again. I'm absolutely fine from March to September and then October comes from nowhere and kicks me in the teeth.

https://dougbelshaw.com/blog/2013/09/24/battening-down-the-hatches/

I wrote the above five years ago. Since then, I've put even more stuff in place to try and stave off these feelings. But still, every year the Autumn wind brings with it a gnawing feeling of inadequacy and despair.

No one person can do everything,
But everyone can do something.

#fediverse

@ton @laura Thanks Ton, I like the 'networked agency' approach.

@jgmac1106 @jalcine @jgmac1106 I think that's going to for sure work for a subset of more technical users. Can't see everyone using it though. The advantage of federated systems is that it's low floor / high ceiling.

In other words, anyone can sign up and get started, but it's also endlessly configurable and extensible for more advanced users.