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Saturday, December 20, 2025 Early afternoon blogging # 2019 on Facebook : "People are too judgmental, which is a shame because in the end, which is coming soon enough for all of us, your opinion of other people doesn't matter. Sorry if I'm telling you something you don't already know." # On the other hand, we can't help but be judgmental. It's programmed into our DNA at a deep level. You have to form an instant opinion of other animals, any delay could cost your life. Better to assume the worst. Fight or flight. This happens esp if you don't know you're doing it, so don't know to watch for it. # It isn't until their 40s that most people understand that what they see isn't what everyone else sees. If you think there's an objective truth that we all experience, you're not getting the point. There is no consistent view from nowhere because everyone is somewhere. ;-) # I know where I was...

Friday, December 19, 2025 Podcast: What Would Firefox Do? # Maybe a good name for dynamic OPML on the web is "feed sharing." It's definitely an extension of the web. Meaning you get to the list via the web, and the web takes off from there because the whole point of the OPML is to give you a collection of web addresses of feeds, that can change. Machine-readable. And it'll be very useful once there's a little more adoption. What large product is so strong that it won't mind if it's easy to move data into their system from outside their walls? Not just data, but pointers to places were over time there will be more data. There's still more power to explore in the web, but the web is made of people, because until people choose to explore, nothing happens. # I learned about a feature in Inoreader that's like a river in my earlier feed readers and in FeedLand Their feature is called HTML clips. Here's a link to an HTML cl...

Thursday, December 18, 2025 Inoreader and dynamic OPML # This post was updated thanks to help from Andrew Shell. # I have a free account at Inoreader . I was reminded today that they support dynamic OPML subscription lists, and decided to give it a try. # You can subscribe to an OPML subscription list. Exactly the same format we used for importing lists. This means I can use the same feed list in two readers. Or I could share my list with everyone who subscribes to my newsletter. I can update the list, and the flow of news to the subscribers changes too. # I tried subscribing to my podcast list in Inoreader. # Put the URL to my podcast list on the clipboard. # Go to this page on the Inoreader site. # Click the big blue Subscribe to OPML button. # Paste the URL from the first step into the dialog. # Enter a folder name and description. # For synchronization I recommend the second option, full synchronization. # ...

Wednesday, December 17, 2025 If a new CEO of Mozilla took an oath to restore the web to its former greatness, they would find a lot of business models open to them. Instead, they're trying to be part of the tech industry which places no value on the web being a place for open development. I am pretty sure I know exactly what would get the ball rolling now, upgrading the web platform so users can buy their own storage and let software tools access it. So we can have all kinds of editors working on Markdown text, without the developer having to become a reseller of storage, and without limiting its use to people can figure out how to create an S3 bucket, and map a domain to it, etc. Dropbox came close to doing this about a decade ago, but backed out. This is why development is so centralized around big silos. I've been an independent developer on the web for over 30 years, and before that 15 years on desktop computers before that. I understand how this works....

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