Snippets

• This is one of many “history of London” sites, but the comparison photos here are a lovely introduction to I city I think is pretty cool.

	A London Inheritance
	A Private History of a Public City
	alondoninheritance.com

Chef = acquired by Progress 12 years after they were founded

Puppet = acquired by Perforce 17 years after they were founded

Ansible = acquired by RedHat 2 years after they were founded

HashiCorp = acquired by IBM 12 years after they were founded.

Pulumi = will be acquired by 2029

	Nudge Theory and the power of positive patterns
	Small beneficial nudges can help build healthy habits – both personal and financial.
	raymondjames.com

@Kovah recently posted all my stuff here: https://www.liamjbennett.me/blogroll.xml maybe you’ll find something interesting

I love RSS - there I said it!

In a few 1:1 coversations this year as well as a few online posts I’ve read, I’ve realiseed there are still people out there who don’t know about this wonderful technology and that it’s now getting some momentum again.

So now that I’ve back writing post again .. here’s a little something.

https://www.liamjbennett.me/posts/2024-03-26-love-letter-to- rss/

#rss #indieweb

@shellsharks Thanks. Next on my list some OPML stuff and then a full IndieWeb/POSSE setup. I’ve had your recent syndication post open in a tab for a couple of weeks. I’ll let you know how it goes.

@paulcuth this is great. I’ve only just discovered rss-is-dead and it’s a rabbit hole that might take me weeks to come out of 😄

@hazelweakly thank you for talking about this. My daughter was diagnosed a couple of years ago after we went through a big struggle for support. I also admit it’s taken me longer than it should’ve to educate myself about her needs. More people need to discuss these things openly.

@molly0xfff this is the best thread I’ve scrolled through in years!

So here’s my contribution of my own musings: liamjbennett.me

A recent pause in written posts because after a recommendation, I’ve started to record audio for my posts to make them more accessible. Both the written and audio come with RSS feeds.

@m as someone who uses RSS multiple times per day and has done for many years, I find it shocking how many people on this thread don’t. I’m not sure I’d be happy consuming content any other way.