[Al_Abut]Speaking of reading, I have the indieweb carnival to thank for turning me on to the high quality free ebooks at http://standardebooks.org. Downloading some classic Jules Verne fiction and also the autobiography of my favorite philosopher during college, John Stuart Mill. Such a goldmine.
gRegorNot my personal site, but I used a generator to put some on my tilde site years ago because I didn't know what else to do at the time. http://tilde.club/~gRegorLove/
LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "persuasive technology" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "persuasive technology is ____", a sentence describing the term)
[aciccarello]A /now page feels like too much work to update to me. I'd want to build something dynamic that pulls from a few sources if I were to create one.
Loqi"About" is a commonly occurring page or section on a site that describes who is behind the site and a summary or the purpose of the site https://indieweb.org/about_page
bacardi55[m]I feel /now is too "high maintenance" for me, but I like /uses pages instead. Didn't know about /ideas pages though, but I like it so I may add one "soon-ish" (should be as easy as exporting and cleaning my actual todolist, but never is that easy)
Loqi[preview] [Nick Simson] asterism
Bookmarked Asterism (typography) – Wikipedia.
I always forget that this little symbol is called an asterism: ⁂
It reminds me of the three stars in Tennessee’s flag (I lived in that state for more than a decade).
Its usage as a dinku...
nsmsnThanks for following capjamesg[d] ! I’ve had Unicode, dingbats and other typographic symbols on the brain today. I also wanted to use “dinkus” correctly in a sentence.