Handmade Web My website is a shifting house A Rant About "Technology" New Document 1 Spirit Surfing Reboot the World Nasty Net back
Link to references are very convenient and works in favor for digital essays such as this.
Is there a way to keep public websites alive without paying annual fees?
I evoke the term 'handmade web' to refer to web pages coded by hand rather than by software; web pages made and maintained by individuals rather than by businesses or corporations; web pages which are provisional, temporary, or one-of-a-kind; web pages which challenge conventions of reading, writing, design, ownership, privacy, security, or identity.
"Millions of Facebook users have no idea they’re using the internet."
I get why Facebook users might behave this way but also find it absurd. It has come to a point where it doesn't feel strange to spell facebook in lowercase
like a household object.
tilde.club reminds me of hotglue.me
Readers have had the option of right-clicking on any page, selecting View Page Source, copying, pasting, and re-writing the source code. In this manner, readers become writers.
This is an option I was vaguely aware of before taking this class, but I never realized how open and available it makes the web.
I evoke the term 'handmade web' to suggest slowness and smallness as a forms of resistance.
I share a similar yearning for slowness. We live in a world where it is good to be fast and instant. But we have 80+ years to live if we keep in good health and accidents don't come in our way. Can't we take time?

(At the same time, the concern of money arises and interrupts this wish.)