I have created this account because I like both #Mastodon and the #IndieWeb.
My personal blog / domain is hosted by micro.blog and you can follow it directly from the Fediverse via @lukas.
Still, I wanted to have a separate Mastodon account but not on the official instance (where I was earlier) because it's a #Fediverse after all.
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A few notes after reading @lukas posting on personal CRM: Personal CRM as a Not-LinkedIn, the CRM notes I keep are centered on remembering context.
https://www.zylstra.org/blog/2021/02/personal-crm-as-a-not-linkedin/
Join the movement! ✊ Today is #DeleteWhatsAppDay! 🚮
1.) Choose the right messenger: https://threema.ch/messenger-comparison
2.) Tell your friends: https://threema.ch/bp/more-contacts#more
3.) #DeleteWhatsApp
11/ So #Signal gives people: dead-simple setup, store-and-forward delivery, encrypted everything, encrypted voice/video calls, ability to send photos/video encrypted. If you are going to tell someone "it's so EASY to get your texts away from Facebook and AT&T", THIS IS THE THING you've got to point them to. It may not be in 2 years, but for now, it is. Do not let the perfect be the enemy of the good. It advances the status quo without harming usability, which nothing else does yet.
More contacts than you might think already use Threema. 👥 Here are some tips on how to get the rest on board: https://threema.ch/bp/more-contacts
I think crossposting (e.g., between Mastodon and Twitter) is a great idea to distribute your content and stay active in multiple networks, but crossposting should always exclude formats that don't translate well or lose context, such as retweets/retoots, @-mentions and replies. Is there a crossposting tool that automatically removes these?
My favourite encrypted messenger Threema is now Open Source! It's been celebrated with 50% discount.
"The spread of computers and the internet will put jobs in two categories: people who tell computers what to do, and people who are told by computers what to do."
-- Marc Andreessen
Just opened the app store on my phone and saw "Simple & Privacy-Friendly Flashlight App" listed.
Crazy that it is necessary. Every flashlight app should just be a flashlight app and not a way to collect and share user data 🙄
What a world we live in 😂
Hey devs, please use semantic html. This is important!
When listing things, use ul/li! When writing things, use p! When adding navigation, use nav! When putting the main part of your website inside a div, use main! Please use h1, h2, h3 for your titles! Don't use table for layout, they are for data!
Screen readers users have shortcuts to jump to all those parts of your website instead of reading it from top to bottom. But it only works with semantic html. So please help them! 
Whether #racism against white people exists or not: if that is what you want to talk about in light of the #GeorgeFloyd killing, it shows you're not interested in talking about other people's (e.g., PoC) issues. And that is a part of structural racism. #BlackLivesMatter
I'm tired of folks who argue like we just have the binary choice between exactly the #capitalism we have right now or the failed soviet-style #socialism.
In the same manner, I'm also tired of people whose arguments always boil down to "X is wrong/bad/unfair, hence capitalism sucks".
I have created this account because I like both #Mastodon and the #IndieWeb.
My personal blog / domain is hosted by micro.blog and you can follow it directly from the Fediverse via @lukas.
Still, I wanted to have a separate Mastodon account but not on the official instance (where I was earlier) because it's a #Fediverse after all.
One thing I miss in the social media landscape is a rate-limited network, only allowing enough posts so it takes, say, one hour per week to catch up with 500 followed accounts.
That way I could actually stay up to date with all of my friends I made around the world, the quiet and the active ones.
Come to think of it, I want #mastodon to be better than #twitter. And therefore, so should the apps. What if @Tusky and @fedilab had anti-addictive behavior features like optional pagination: people could turn it on, decide to read one or two pages and then go to sleep for example. Endless scrolling makes this difficult and fuels addiction.
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- @lukas
