Hi ! we are a #wiki / #library / #catalogue for arts and studies , here to spread the word about recent and historical publications and projects in #experimentalart #permacomputing #lowtech #climateaction #decoloniality #technofeminisms #capitalocene #criticaltheory #shadowlibraries #communityservers #communityradio #everydaytechnology #libreculture #floss #diwo #care #artistpublishing #soundart #experimentalfilm #arthistory #weird etc.. Thank you @lurk for hosting us on #mastodon and everyone in the #fediverse for believing in it and making it such a welcoming space #introduction

Yesterday at the @digiSberlin conference, the Brücke-Museum Berlin presented its digitization project on Karl Schmidt-Rottluff’s collection of objects from colonial contexts. All objects have been published on #wikiCommons, allowing everyone to contribute and reuse. Usage in wiki projects is still limited. If any #wiki contributors with expertise in the cultural history of Oceania, Africa, or Latin America would like to take a look, your input would be very welcome. https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=Category:Karl_Schmidt-Rottluff%27s_Collection_of_Objects_from_Colonial_Contexts_in_the_Br%C3%BCcke-Museum_Berlin&filefrom=Palm+Wine+Vessel%2C+Cameroon%2C+Br%C3%BCcke-Museum+Berlin%2C+64984%2C+view+b.jpg#mw-category-media

Our Black Friday deals tracker is live! Let us know about any privacy-friendly deals you find this month and we'll get them added to the list: https://discuss.privacyguides.net/t/black-friday-2025/32546

#BlackFriday #BlackFridayDeals #Privacy #PrivacyBlackFriday #PrivacyGuides #Wiki

Our Black Friday deals tracker is live! Let us know about any privacy-friendly deals you find this month and we'll get them added to the list: https://discuss.privacyguides.net/t/black-friday-2025/32546

#BlackFriday #BlackFridayDeals #Privacy #PrivacyBlackFriday #PrivacyGuides #Wiki

For those of you who read lots of papers or non-fiction that you need to reference again, how do you manage all of that data and relate it to other things?

I’ve been using #zotero and #obsidian to make a sort of knowledge management #wiki, but organizing the data from highlights takes considerable brain power. I’m sure this is just the way it’s gotta work, but I’d love any tips! I’d especially like tips on when to start refactoring or how to best organize things.

For those of you who read lots of papers or non-fiction that you need to reference again, how do you manage all of that data and relate it to other things?

I’ve been using #zotero and #obsidian to make a sort of knowledge management #wiki, but organizing the data from highlights takes considerable brain power. I’m sure this is just the way it’s gotta work, but I’d love any tips! I’d especially like tips on when to start refactoring or how to best organize things.

I built an actually faster Notion alternative in #rust and #solidjs

Eight months ago I left my job at Stripe to build a knowledge base. Today I'm writing about it.

https://imedadel.com/outcrop/

#wiki #eu #ireland

Do any personal #wiki folks have suggestions for organizing complex subjects and ideas without things getting lost? I have a lot of topics that feed into and off of one another. I use #obsidian if that makes a difference.

I built an actually faster Notion alternative in #rust and #solidjs

Eight months ago I left my job at Stripe to build a knowledge base. Today I'm writing about it.

https://imedadel.com/outcrop/

#wiki #eu #ireland

Do any personal #wiki folks have suggestions for organizing complex subjects and ideas without things getting lost? I have a lot of topics that feed into and off of one another. I use #obsidian if that makes a difference.

Been thinking about fediverse wiki after @2chanhaeng mentioned it today. Some ideas:

• Cross-instance page linking: [[Page Title@other-instance.wiki]]
• Edit pages on other instances with your home account
• Fork pages across instances: [[Page@instance-a.wiki]] → [[Page@instance-b.wiki]], sharing edit history up to the fork point

• Merge forked pages later when needed

The fork/merge model feels natural for federated collaboration. Thoughts?

#fediverse #wiki #fedidev #ActivityPub

Been thinking about fediverse wiki after @2chanhaeng mentioned it today. Some ideas:

• Cross-instance page linking: [[Page Title@other-instance.wiki]]
• Edit pages on other instances with your home account
• Fork pages across instances: [[Page@instance-a.wiki]] → [[Page@instance-b.wiki]], sharing edit history up to the fork point

• Merge forked pages later when needed

The fork/merge model feels natural for federated collaboration. Thoughts?

#fediverse #wiki #fedidev #ActivityPub

I've reached a milestone: There are now 300 translations of German folk tales on my wiki.

471 further tales to go. Of course, by the time I have added _those_ I will probably have finished a few dozens of further translations...

#folklore #wiki #translation
https://wiki.sunkencastles.com/wiki/Main_Page

I've reached a milestone: There are now 300 translations of German folk tales on my wiki.

471 further tales to go. Of course, by the time I have added _those_ I will probably have finished a few dozens of further translations...

#folklore #wiki #translation
https://wiki.sunkencastles.com/wiki/Main_Page

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New #Project with my friends!

https://krnldev.nerdnextdoor.net/

We are making our own #OSDev / #KernelDev #Wiki. (We're aware of osdev.org and osdev.wiki.)

The wiki source is on #Codeberg. We aim to be a modern and reliable source for AARCH64 and x86_64 OSDev, documenting kernels and how they work so others can learn from them and being a friendly newcomer place.

We may do other architectures including 32-bit too but our main focus are the ones we picked.

#Tech #Technology #OperatingSystem #Kernel

The article had a provocative title: "The optimal amount of fraud is non-zero",

https://www.bitsaboutmoney.com/archive/optimal-amount-of-fraud/

TL;DR: There's some amount of friction in the #marketplace that prevents #fraud and prevents a large amount of non-fraud. Somehow understanding and tuning for that is what can make or break a #business.

I just read #wiki to catch up on #Kickstarter, and there's definitely an optimal amount of how much of a #business platform you can move to the #blockchain, and it's exactly zero.

2/2

The article had a provocative title: "The optimal amount of fraud is non-zero",

https://www.bitsaboutmoney.com/archive/optimal-amount-of-fraud/

TL;DR: There's some amount of friction in the #marketplace that prevents #fraud and prevents a large amount of non-fraud. Somehow understanding and tuning for that is what can make or break a #business.

I just read #wiki to catch up on #Kickstarter, and there's definitely an optimal amount of how much of a #business platform you can move to the #blockchain, and it's exactly zero.

2/2

« J'aime bien les choses moches. »

#wiki#PSESQ

> "Renforcer l’acculturation à Wikipédia et plus largement aux principes de la science ouverte parmi les enseignants-chercheurs, personnels et étudiants du Muséum et renforcer la présence dans Wikipédia de contenus (textes, visuels) issus de la recherche, des collections et de la vulgarisation scientifique qui sont au cœur des activités..."

👉 https://recrutement.mnhn.fr/front-jobs-detail.html?id_job=1249

#jerecrute #wiki