SnapPub: Snapchain-powered WebSub/Webmentions
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How to use snapchain to add features resembling WebSub and Webmentions to static blogs
Tag: ideas
Blog Pagination: The Notebook Way
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Rethinking blog pagination by treating blogs as notebooks with fixed pages instead of dynamic,
ever-changing indexes.
Farcaster L2s
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What could a Farcaster Layer 2 look like? How could we implement them? Is it a good idea?
Where is social for podcasts?
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Why isn't there a service where I can show the podcasts I'm subscribed too and the episodes I liked most?
A Driver Mode for smartphones.
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Let’s use technology to limit -or even eliminate- distracted driving.
The annoying state of Internet subscriptions
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I’d like to see something that would make “subscribe” a verb of the Internet, like "go” and “contact”.
Will heartbeat sharing be the new social gesture?
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Aggregating heartbeats can be an interesting social gesture. And subscribing to the aggregate heartbeat of a group can be an interesting new way of connecting with it.
Apple Pay and the heartbeat sensor on Apple Watch.
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My theory behind the heart rate sensor built in Apple Watch
Old blog post URLs as a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.
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What if we didn't care to make old blog posts easy to navigate to?
why blog pagination URL structure needs restructuring
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Blogs are read in reverse chronological order, but their archive should be numbered like a diary, in chronological order. Your /page/1 should show the oldest posts, not the newer ones.
my little daughter's scrapbook and digital content.
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It's probably the most valuable thing we will carry with us for the years to come -and something we would definately want to pass on to her when she's old enough to understand.
just an idea: the kindergarten art archive
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What if kindergarten had a long term archive of kids drawings? A public one. Imagine the things you could study if you had access to kids drawings over the years...
replacing the search engine: a distributed query system.
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Would it be possible to replace centralized search engines like Google, by creating a "smart" p2p search network? I think so, and in some cases, it shouldn't be so hard to.