A WikiName is a word that contains a group of words with spaces removed (and with starting letters of the words capitalized - Camel Case Smashed Together Words), e.g. SystemInfo. WikiNames automatically become hyperlinks to the WikiName's page. Uppercase and lowercase letters are determined by the configuration of the wiki software. The default configuration should work for UTF-8 characters (digits are treated as lowercase characters). (more)

happily ex-Java geek, then Python/SmallTalk geek, now Clojure-cult (more)

Health Policy writer (more)

STM (Science, Technology, Mathematics) (STEM) Journal Publishing (more)

Shannon Brownlee does HealthCare policy (more)

Model of memory/thinking being driven heavily by associations/connections between thoughts/symbols (Link As You Think). (more)

Ward Cunningham idea around Smallest Federated Wiki. (more)

Aza Raskin (born February 1, 1984) is the co-founder of the Center for Humane Technology[1] and of the Earth Species Project.[2] He is also a writer, entrepreneur, inventor, and interface designer.[3][4][5] He is the son of Jef Raskin, a human–computer interface expert who was the initiator of the Macintosh project at Apple. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aza_Raskin (more)

Larry Tesler at PARC devised insights for a modeless word processor from the feedback gathered from a user test with newly-hired Sylvia Adams, where she was asked to ad lib some gestures to correct proofreading marks on the digital text.[5] This test convinced Tesler's manager Bill English of the problems with their previous modal interface... Interface expert Jef Raskin came out strongly against modes, writing, "Modes are a significant source of errors, confusion, unnecessary restrictions, and complexity in interfaces." Later he notes, " 'It is no accident that swearing is denoted by #&%!#$&,' writes my colleague, Dr. James Winter; it is 'what a typewriter used to do when you typed numbers when the Caps Lock was engaged'." Raskin dedicated his book The Humane Interface to describe the principles of a modeless interface for computers. Those principles were implemented in the Canon Cat and Archy systems. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mode_(user_interface)#Modeless

Ghost is a powerful app for new-media creators to publish, share, and grow a business around their content. It comes with modern tools to build a website, publish content, send newsletters & offer paid subscriptions to members. https://ghost.org/ (more)

When setting up WikiFlux I set up IndieAuth using Twitter. (more)

A focused environment where you can write freely. MarkDown TextEditor/Word Processor https://ia.net/writer (more)

aka ThreadReaderApp - save a Twitter Thread (just the thread from the original single author) to a single doc. https://threadreaderapp.com/ (more)

Cost (just for classes) of College Education. (more)

Issue Tracker ASP, $11/user/month (more)

aka burned out; traditionally associated with DayJob, but being used more widely in 2020s; can you distinguish it from despair, disenchantment, alienation, angst?

meta-Conspiracy Theory which says that a simple Conspiracy Theory never quite seems to fit all the evidence because there are always multiple cabals engaging in conspiracies at cross-purposes. And even a single Conspiracy isn't so much a Team as a Coalition. (more)

(page was renamed from Why Keep A Notebook) (more)

Organize, relate, and discover everything in your life on your knowledge graph, all in one workspace. 100% free and open source. Integrates with your existing workflows. (PIM/PKM) https://unigraph.dev/ (more)

I gave up ((2021-03-01) Massive Server Upgrade) and asked friend for help in setting up wildcard-SSL. She, who had nudged me to Linode years ago, suggesting after some initial work, that I move to Digital Ocean. So doing that. (more)