Johan @johanbove@indieweb.social

The text editor in Nextcloud is pretty cool. Works well with Markdown notation. Seamlessly editing files in the browser and on the OS with great syncing. Haven't had a "conflict" once after a couple weeks of working with it.
Yunohost + Nextcloud + Raspberry Pi 3 B = 👍

Große Resonanz: Mehr als 100.000 Menschen haben Petition gegen Chatkontrolle unterschrieben: https://netzpolitik.org/2022/grosse-resonanz-mehr-als-100-000-menschen-haben-petition-gegen-chatkontrolle-unterschrieben/

2022 Public Spaces Conference Day 1 – Interdependent Thoughts: https://www.zylstra.org/blog/2022/05/2022-public-spaces-conference-day-1/

@cdevroe Sorry for incomplete answer - our cat got an operation today and it got a little hectic; Not sure how many times Feedly updates the RSS feeds, but I use its "Today" view and browser through RSS feeds I organized by topics. So it would be an continuous refresh. Feedly tells me this: "Following 241 feeds with 49 inactive and 8 unreachable".

@cdevroe Can recommend IRCCloud as a client which allows you to keep up with the channels on web and native apps. Not for free, but they're cool. Lots of communities, including the IndieWeb can be reached on https://libera.chat/, check channel #indieweb

@cdevroe I use Feedly for my RSS feeds.

Watching the @publicspaces live stream at https://conference.publicspaces.net/en/live/1
"The Battle Against Fake News"

@cdevroe
IRC: continuously on various channels

@cdevroe
Email: >5 times a day
RSS: >2 times a day
Micro.blog: never
Mastodon: >10 times a day
Twitter: never (closed my account)
Facebook: never
TikTok: never

Anyone else using EFF's Privacy Badger?
> Privacy Badger (privacybadger.org) is a browser extension that automatically learns to block invisible trackers. Privacy Badger is made by the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a nonprofit that fights for your rights online.

@holly @technollama @aral Feeling the GDPR law should be stricter there about the term "share" - these notifications should say "sell" instead. The sentence "BBC.com would like permission to sell your personal data with our ad partners to allow them to show ads tailored..." is what actually happens.

@corenominal And perhaps also send a printed version of that email by snail mail for good measure.

Many German doctors use e-mail to inform other doctors that they have sent them a fax.

Checking with #mastodev if there are plans to add a multi-lingual extension with auto-translate support to the Mastodon UI?

@jan You are clearly warmly welcome!

@jan If you have your own website, you are already part of the Indieweb 🙂
The other technical stuff you can add later. There are great tools to guide you, eg. https://indiewebify.me/