As someone who has been involved in a variety of social networks over the last decade, I know that my participation in each tends to ebb and flow, influenced by any number of factors both internal and external. One service I’ve been making better use of recently is Goodreads, which…
Category: Web 2.0
The #Quartweet Project
Last time, I wrote at great length about the behind-the-scenes work that goes into bringing a multi-building project to fruition. Now that we’re officially after the fact, I can speak a bit to what exactly that project was. Late last school year, Marc Uys, Executive Director of the Princeton Symphony…
Moving Digital House to Reclaim Hosting
Full disclosure: I was not asked to write this post by any person or entity, nor did/will I receive any compensation for it. There are no affiliate links anywhere in this post. I wanted to do a quick follow-up to this late paragraph from my last post a month ago: I…
Swapping Apps for #ProjectReclaim
Last time, I outlined my feelings about self-hosting some free and/or open-source alternatives to popular web apps in the name of Project Reclaim (as in, your data). Below are the apps I’ve started with. Instructions for how to set up your own installations can be found at the provided links….
Taking Back My Data with #ProjectReclaim
In my ongoing effort to consider my digital identity and all that it entails (including, but not limited to, privacy and control over my data), I’ve been migrating some of my cloud-hosted services over to my self-hosted drdamian.org domain. This process started in 2008, when I moved this blog from Edublogs…