[Like @vgr](https://twitter.com/vgr/status/1364079145534169091 pull), I created a [[Clubhouse]] account so that I didn’t have to keep turning down invites.

[[Dendrite]] is a [[Matrix]] server written in [[GoLang]]. This article walks through setting up on an inexpensive VPS.

A good overview of [[Gemini]] by Andrew Roach.

It’s a protocol partway between gopher and the web, without tracking, with encryption by default, respectful of users above all else.

I like a lot of the principles, and I understand the push back against, shall we say, the “complicated web”. There’s probably some [[content web vs app web]] feelings going on here too.

However it wasn't until I began working from home and everything in my life moved online that I really began to notice how beneficial RSS could be with relation to Digital Wellbeing. By selecting only the sites, blogs, creators etc. that I had a serious interest in, I could effectively remove the negative effects of social media and excessive online usage from my life.

via Robin Rendle who in turn has some very interesting thoughts in their post.

I'm happy to announce that the personal reader project I've been writing for Drupal is now available for download! You can install it on your website, and as a PWA on your phone or tablet. No more third party applications, just pure HTML, css and the power of Drupal. The layout is heavily influenced by the Mastodon project, but needs more tweaks to fix the responsive behavior.

Check out the post for a screencast of functionality.

A great example of using Drupal to power a bunch of decentralized protocols including [[ActivityPub]] and [[MicroSub]]. The module in turn also relies on the IndieWeb module for Drupal.

Major surgery on the site, nicely celebrated from almost 24 hours ago :) Yes, working on my blog on my birthday has got to be tradition by now.

What was Journals all got dumped into logs. Which is a collection in [[Jekyll]] but I'm going to call them all Journals: more granular daily notes and bookmark postings via [[IndieKit]]. The Journal page groups things by day.

Somewhere in there, implemented [[Littlefoot]] for footnotes, and will mostly remove the [[Simply Jekyll]] specific syntax for margin notes, except for design reasons like the home page.

The metaphors around apps vs windows vs tabs — especially in a mobile context vs a desktop context — are becoming increasingly blurry.

via Michael Tsai pointing at Nick Heer on unified MS Office App for iPad