andersamerI just mentioned to a fellow blogger that going on social media feels like tapping into a lifeless, untouchable global consciousness, discovering a personal website feels more like stumbling across a small, cozy cabin in the woods.
[Al_Abut]I feel like any kind of personal site - whether a blog, digital garden, or even just a little splash page - is a slower and more deliberate way of communicating. And also more personalized!
[tantek]I don't really think that's it. Merely dropping all the algo suggested crap solves like 90% of the problem. Muting prolific/noisy people helps another 5%
[tantek]Anyone have weird experiences on some semi-public wifi like Apple Notes not syncing? IndieWeb angle: would really like 100% mobile usable (private) IndieWeb notes that "just" directly synced with my website instead of someone else's "cloud"
[Al_Abut]I can’t remember that happening recently but it feels like the kind of thing I’d get bit by at a Starbucks. You know those wifi networks where you have to “sign in” just to fire up the browser. Could be an issue with all of iCloud syncing and Notes is just the symptom.
[Al_Abut]And the private notes that sync without a cloud overlaps a lot with the Obsidian discussion, if I understand the syncing options correctly. They have a paid hosted service for syncing but also an open source version to run your own. Plus they’re just markdown files that I bet you could rsync.
[tantek]What's particularly sad is that Apple has all the information it needs to do fully local AppleID based syncing across bluetooth and they somehow don't. It would be such a differentiating feature