Blog – Page 8 – Jack Jamieson

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Join us for the Early Career Scholars Workshop on Friday (TRS 1-119) at #SMSociety. Exchange ideas, network, & learn from our invited senior scholars. https://t.co/XUJ7v7kb69 pic.twitter.com/hw2TU9G2uW
— Jenna Jacobson (@jacobsonjenna) July 17, 2019

Bookmarked IndieWeb Sharing with iOS Shortcuts by

Chris M. (mrkapowski.com)

I mentioned last week I had setup iOS Shortcuts to post Likes, Reposts, and Bookmarks to my website, and automatically syndicate those posts to Twitter. This solved a particular pain point in my “workflow,” where I’d share something to my website with Indigenous, but then have to go in to the ...

Liked Solidarity, logistics, and infrastructure on Prime Day by Mark A. Matienzo (Mark A. Matienzo)

July 15 and 16th are “Prime Day,” Amazon’s attempt to drive up sales and artificial demand around things we don’t need at prices they’ve convinced us that we can afford. Thanks to Mar Hicks, many of us heard that workers at a Shakopee, Minnesota fulfillment center are holding a six-hour work stoppage on one of the busiest days of the year. Alongside, many have called for a boycott on Amazon and its subsidiaries (Whole Foods, Goodreads, Twitch, etc.), and others have called for a general strike to protest Amazon’s collaboration with Palantir in aiding ICE. With all of this in mind, I’ve been reflecting on what larger scale industrial actions could look like when we look at Amazon’s simultaneous leveraging of centralization and unreliability of single resources to provide critical infrastructure for the IT sector and its own operations.

Liked State of the IndieWeb (2019) by

Matthias Pfefferle (notiz.blog)

Tantek Çelik über den „State of the IndieWeb“ auf dem IndieWeb Summit 2019. Andere über das IndieWeb Summit: Jack Jamieson: Reflections on IndieWeb Summit 2019 pt 1Jonathan LaCour: IndieWeb Summit 2019gRegor Morrill: IndieWeb Summit 2019Greg McVerry: My Collection of IndieWeb Summit PostsMalc...

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That's *literally the opposite of best practice* for online account security. Doing this discourages users from setting up secure, randomized passwords - and encourages them to hold on to the same password for too long. The safest passwords are randomized, from a password manager
— Lillian Karabaic 🔜 Vidcon (@anomalily) July 8, 2019

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Bookmarked IndieWeb Summit 2019 by an author (gregorlove.com)

Last weekend I was in Portland again for the IndieWeb Summit. This is one of my favorite events each year. I always get inspired seeing what people are doing on their personal sites. Some of the tools they’re building feel like magic when you see them in action. It’s also great to see friends I ...

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Bookmarked Automators 27: Shortcuts in iOS 13 – Diving into the Deep End! by

Rosemary Orchard (rosemaryorchard.com)

In Automators 27 David and I did the thing we do best: ignore all the advice, install the betas, suffer for it, but in the end we got you the goods on Shortcuts in iOS 13 and what it’s really like! One of the things we love in this new version of Shortcuts is the replacement of Get Variable with t...