Reblog via Neville Hobson
Great conversation between @docpop and pfefferle@mastodon.social about the ActivityPub protocol and connecting your WordPress site to the fediverse. It really is simple to do (unless your WP site is hosted on Siteground) and opens up huge possibilities for others to discover your content. I heard the best simple definition of the fediverse: "The social media version of email". Think about it! WordPress #ActivityPub
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3DhK8uSKIdE
Via Pomegranate, who make a number of great art puzzles: Edward Hopper: Nighthawks 1000 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle Doing this as a jigsaw really makes you aware of what’s going on in the window you’re seeing through – the reflections of the other buildings on the street not seen, as well as the angles and framing … Read more
Via SeriousPuzzles, Venice Canal – actually a canal in Burano Island.
Google tells me this is actually Glenfinnan Viaduct in Inverness-shire in Scotland. Difficult because there are many shades of blue-grey stone and green moss – start with the curve of the rail line, then the sky, then just filling in from there.
Timely, this one, now that it is spring. Love puzzles that have this kind of layout with the birds named off to the outside of the frame. Lots of color matching here with fine detail – challenging in a good way
VIa Pomegranate, Édouard Manet’s A Bar at the Folies-Bergere puzzle
Reblog via Jonathan Desrosiers Today is Matt Mullenweg’s 40th birthday. While I’m not particularly close to him, I do consider him a friend in some ways. I’ve met him in person many times, though it’s often very brief. In the 17+ years I’ve used WordPress, I’ve also listened to him talk more than I can … Read more
Reblog via Anil Dash
This post by @cassidoo is dead on — the thing the human web really needs these days is discovery and curation. Let's find the magical things. https://blog.cassidoo.co/post/human-curation/
Reblog via internetarchive
Welcome to the public domain, STEAMBOAT WILLIE (1928)! https://archive.org/details/SteamboatWillie