Biomedical and Electrical Engineer with interests in information theory, evolution, genetics, abstract mathematics, microbiology, big history, IndieWeb, mnemonics, and the entertainment industry including: finance, distribution, representation
There's so much missing Indigenous context in this article. How can we better juxtapose and sort the cultural differences while trying to build a "Third Archive" to save Indigenous knowledge and languages?
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@mollyjfarrell Excellent story & history! Surely John Tennent's pamphlet had appeared previous to 1734, as there's a copy labeled as the 3rd edition which Benjamin Franklin himself had reprinted that year?
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Not sure why, but seems like a lot of people on Twitter are sharing this link about downloading an archive of your data: https:/
#OwnYourData #IndieWeb
@aaronpk Tell me you're at least planning the conference organizer's nightmare of "accidentally" running over your time and into @barackobama's block, right? ;)
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I can see an interesting use case for Noterlive.com at an online Twitter conference like #pressedconf18. When you're done you can cut and paste the content into your own website as an archive.
Ha gRegor! Very funny!
Oddly my install doesn't know how to process wementions to that particular (pseudo or archive) URL, so I didn't get the webmention somehow (or it's hiding really well). Perhaps better to have used a homepage wm instead? I only saw this ultimately as the result of your wiki edit. I still laughed out loud though.
YouTube URL embeds not working · Issue #1 · dshanske/twentysixteen-indieweb https:/
In archive views (/kind/post_kind/) and individual pages, typical raw YouTube URLs in pages that previously converted them into embeds via WordPress now just display them as text (non-clickable) URLs.
This may also extend to other types of WordPress embeds as well.
@Storify @StorifyHelp, how am I supposed to download stories when they don't seem to be available? This one has many pieces but only one is visible and I can't follow the archive instructions because the web interface isn't working. https:/
@kristenhare A growing group of journalists are joining the IndieWeb movement to better own their work and data within their own personal archives as well as using tools like Ben's to archive their work on larger institutional repositories. There's a stub page on the group's wiki dedicated to ideas like this for journalists at https:/
Coincident with these particular sites disappearing, there's now also news today that Peter Thiel may purchase Gawker in a bid to make it disappear from the internet, which makes these tools all the more relevant to the thousands who wrote for that outlet over the past decade.
For journalists and technologists who are deeply committed to these ideas, I'd recommend visiting the Reynolds Journalism Institute. They just finished a two day conference entitled "Dodging the Memory Hole" at the Internet Archive last week focused on saving/archiving digital news in various forms. (https:/
This is an interesting idea: Internet Archive TV News Lab: Introducing Face-O-Matic, experimental Slack alert system tracking Trump & congressional leaders on TV news | Internet Archive Blogs
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@jayrosen_nyu, @jeffjarvis and students may appreciate the live stream from Internet Archive: Dodging the Memory Hole 2017 https:/
Naturally the whole conference will be archived. #DtMH2017 #Journalism
@MarkGraham, @InternetArchive had previously collaborated with WP Broken Link Checker https:/
Is there someone there who could nudge this suggestion which could increase submissions? #DtMH2017
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@realkimhansen, @jimpick should be watching this segment of #DtMH2017 with Roger Macdonald, Director, Internet Archive Television News Archive
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As an evening aside, anyone looking for a solid live-tweeting tool for #DtMH2017 tomorrow, I highly recommend Noter Live w/ multiple speakers, threaded tweets, AND allows you to save/archive your stream on your own website after-the-fact.
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@machawk1 @LinkArchiver #DtMH2017 I post all of my content to my *own* site first and then syndicate it to Twitter secondarily. All of my primary website posts are additionally backed up via API to @InternetArchive in addition to @LinkArchiver and personal back ups (local and cloud) of my site and occasional downloads of my exported Twitter Archive. #saveallthethings
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