• [[weekly]]
• [[free, fair and alive]]
• [[systemd]]
• [[agora]]
  • [[agora service]]
  • uncursed environment selection in agora-server finally, now we have an actual simple [[experiment framework]].
    • [[release process]]
• [[the art of graceful reloading]]
• [[cannabis]]
• [[arcology]]
• [[xaos]]
• [[dust theory]]
• [[ding levery]] messages in [[zulip]]
• [[i3 resurrect]]
• [[push]] [[agora feature requests]]
  • [[agora ui]]
• [[fission]] password
• [[editar el agora]]
• [[2021-05-15]]
• [[do]]
  • see [[whiteboard]]
  • fix current_app.logger, it doesn’t seem to work in dev

2021-05-16

• I was going to do something and then my cat sat on me and now I can’t.

• [[Jan Boddez]] is working on a [[Microsub]] based feed aggregator/reader that’s PHP/MySQL only. Keen to look in to that - would be easier to set up on YunoHost than Aperture (which has dependencies on Watchtower, Beanstalk, and Redis).

• [[Free, Fair and Alive]] is rocking my socks right now. It has a whole section on [[Federated wikis]] (specifically [[FedWiki]]) and how they can form a [[Commons]]. Add this to the [[complexity science]] and [[commons-public partnerships]] bits I’ve already read, it’s really hitting all my sweet spots so far…

• Read: [[A Platform Designed for Collaboration: Federated Wiki]]. A section in the book [[Free, Fair and Alive]] on [[Federated wikis]] and their power in producing [[commons]]. Discusses [[FedWiki]] in particular but can apply to [[Federated wikis]] in general (e.g. [[Agora]], [[IndieWeb]]).

• Funny that the [[digital garden]] metaphor makes an appearance in [[Free, Fair and Alive]]:

To use another metaphor: people using Fedwiki sites are like gardeners or farmers. They can plant as many fields or gardens as they want, and reap the harvest from their own Fedwiki, but anyone else can also use someone’s harvest to enhance their own fields and gardens. Instead of toiling under a regime of private, competitive exclusion, the system encourages cooperative gains through commoning.

• Read: New BSL co-operative ‘could transform the future of interpreting’

  Leading Deaf figures are supporting a new co-operative ([[Signalise]]) that is developing an online platform that they hope will “revolutionise” the booking of interpreters, “take control” from profit-making agencies and deliver “real and long-lasting social change”.

• Sunday
• Hice asado y bondiola a la parrilla con Ana y las nenas
• Ultimo día de antibiótico (Amoxicilina y Ac. Clavulánico) por neumonía de Covid-19

- Plan semanal: - Maestría - 1. Trabajo final de Fundamentos de Prop. Intelectual (dateline: ) - a. El Nuevo Rembrandt - b. La Dama de París - c. Lo que el Viento se llevó y la Cultura de la Cancelación - 2. Trabajo final de Políticas de Integración Regional (dateline: 14/6) - a. Ver reclamo por MOOC sobre Globalization Richard Baldwin. - b. Leer Richard Baldwin The Great Convergence. - 3. Preparación de clase de inglés jurídico sobre Environmental Law (para el 29/6) - a. Hablar con Deja Gaston (Univ. de Utah) - b. Terminar curso online (Univ. of North Carolina) - 4. Tesis - Temas propuestos por [[Jorge Viñuales]] - 1. El fastracking de patentes ambientales - 2. El no respeto de los requisitos del Protocolo de Nagoya sobre ABS - 3. La aplicacion de Nagoya o del tratado sobre plant genetic resources a la informacion digitalizada (codigo genetico digitalizado, no real).