Notices by Alonealastalovedalongthe (alonealastalovedalongthe@toot.cafe), page 6

The history/body of posts created feels inaccessible by design in corporate social media (which tends to favor Now and Disposable) but what if posting, favoriting and reposting were a way to build a library/keep a journal of content?

I have done this with twitter and such but it always feels like using the tool in a way it isn't supposed to. I guess pinterest is sorta about this? I havent used it.

The history/body of posts created feels inaccessible by design in corporate social media (which tends to favor Now and Disposable) but what if posting, favoriting and reposting were a way to build a library/keep a journal of content?

I have done this with twitter and such but it always feels like using the tool in a way it isn't supposed to. I guess pinterest is sorta about this? I havent used it.

@michel_slm

Not disagreeing with the gist of your point here but it says 1kg of beef protein, not 1kg of beef. Which that probably hardly matters but ya.

If seriously sharp cheddar is sharp then is comically sharp cheddar not sharp at all

Whats with duck duck go? Arent they actually tracking users or something.

@witchfynder_finder Qutebrowser is great, but its controls are basically just vim controls which have been around for decades and decades and if you learn qutebrowser you kind of learn a whole family of programs written in the vim style.

This is a great intro to vim controls that works right in your browser!
https://www.openvim.com/

@witchfynder_finder Qutebrowser is great, but its controls are basically just vim controls which have been around for decades and decades and if you learn qutebrowser you kind of learn a whole family of programs.

This is a great intro to vim controls that works right in your browser!
https://www.openvim.com/

@witchfynder_finder

@witchfynder_finder

Im sorry I dont mean to obnoxious, those are just both are keyboard driven interfaces under active development and I get excited about keyboard driven stuff lol.

Qutebrowser does a cool thing (that I think the text editor vim does?) where you hit a key and every link on the webpage gets a little popup with a sequence of letters like "fsf" for example, and if you hit that sequence it clicks on the link for you. It works really well and is very fast.

@witchfynder_finder

I use vim style navigation controls and honestly it smokes a mouse for text editing.

Or how about qutebrowser for web browsing?

@witchfynder_finder

Spacemacs/a similar custom emacs config :P

You never have to use a mouse, it looks gorgeous and you can easily search for a command in plain english and find it or you can start a key sequence and it will list every possible completion of that sequence and its associated command.

@chillallmen

*casually stops levitating and pulls baseball cap down over glowing power eye in forehead*

*whistles while attempting to walk calmly towards secret entrance to lair*

Do mattresses have lifespans?