• [[done]]
  • started on slide deck for [[i annotate]]
  • installed [[web ext]], used web-ext run once and I already like it
  • cleaned garbage cans
  • did laundry
  • welcomed friend
  • pomodoro
    • 18:21
• [[hack firefox]]
  • [[web ext]]
• [[love]]
• [[argdown]]
• [[social coop]]
  • [[social coop meeting notes]] https://pad.disroot.org/p/Social.Coop_Strategy_Summit_%231?utm_source=discussion_mailer&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=new_discussion pull
    • I didn’t go to this meeting but I’m glad I found the notes, and it seems [[neil]] was there!

Problem: no matter what I do, I always seem to end up with 400+ tabs and no good procedure to garbage collect. I want [[tabfs]] to be part of the solution here, as it lets you run things like rm *Twitter*, but for some reason it stopped working again for me. So now I need to decide whether to invest time in getting it working again or doing more manual work; I seem to get one or two of these decisions a day as of late. Things can always be improved.

Thought: security and hackability are in tension. Security can be used as an excuse to reduce hackability; you could call that "appeal to security". It can work a bit like "think of the children" — and, like it, sometimes it makes sense and sometimes it doesn’t.

2021-06-07

• all fork / no merge (found via [[Phil Jones]])

  • https://twitter.com/gordonbrander/status/1348315480319135744 pull
  • some good food for thought on p2p [[knowledge commons]]

• [[chemacs2]]. I’ve been wanting to give [[Doom Emacs]] a spin for a while, but also not wanting to be left stranded with stuff not working as I get familiar with it. Looks like chemacs will help with that nicely - it lets you switch easily between configs.

• 22:38 moving away from this wiki
  • recent tips
  • some threads to come back to
• 23:17 learning from railway
• 23:19 reward