This is so very true. I remember when Geocities went down taking my website with it. That was one of the reasons I started my own. Didn’t quite learn my lesson tho and G+ happened. Never again!
It’s been almost 20 years now 😁
This is so very true. I remember when Geocities went down taking my website with it. That was one of the reasons I started my own. Didn’t quite learn my lesson tho and G+ happened. Never again!
It’s been almost 20 years now 😁
Plottwist: Doesn’t even need freakin expensive and closed source WebEx.
I remember when geocities went down. My website included. So now I roll my own. It’s almost 20 years old now. Mindboogling 😁
Here we reply again 🙂
@ZoePionierin can you make use of such? I’ve a handfull of Li-Ion rechargeables (14.8V 4400mAh and similar) that are not of much use for me any more. Wonder what you’re up to but #SecondLive sounds good. No idea about its conditions. Stuff is sitting on the shelf for years.
Mir rutscht bei sowas immer direkt ein “Ich sehe Sie wurden wohl auch nie mit einer höheren Bildung gequält” raus xD
Yeah, that’s something 😀 Takes some time to wrap the head around. Good luck with the next steps – like microformats2 😉 👍
Why not displaying replies as well? Nobody gets such posts without context :-/
Well I’d suggest a nifty video. IndieWeb in 5 minutes. Don’t talk about the details or the implementation (that’s tech babble). Show em what’s in for Joe. Solid reasons like displaying a feed the way you like it and not how $silo AI decided.
: Sadly no longer compatible.
Looks like FB changed it’s export format:
[{"timestamp": 1566833332,"attachments": [],"data": [{"post": ""},{"update_timestamp": 1566833332}],"title": ""}]
This is not what Ditchpost expects.
The posts file is also no longer posts/your_posts.json
but posts/your_posts_01.json