Aaron Parecki

Looks like the opening of a Dr Who episode. Soon you will be assimilated into the 'net and have your body upgraded by the Cybermen to fight the Daleks but then you hack your way out using a snippet of code from high school saving the world.

I'm scared about rare side effects of the vaccine described in a story I read on my phone while driving.

Not to sound arrogant, but when 1 people out of the >300k people who watched the video comments that, I don't think it's the video 😅 but it's always good to reflect, I agree with that.

I usually delete those, but sometimes I’ll mess with them and say something like, “congratulations, you just made everyone skip the first 2 steps because you weren’t paying attention and thought you were being clever.”

Same, just deleted one, which got me curious about how others feel about them

After 11 years and over 2,000 students, today is my last day as a teacher. Very bittersweet, but I’m incredibly excited and grateful to have the opportunity to focus on YouTube full time.

Never in a million years did I think that’d be possible 🤯

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TMW you are googling something and the first result turns out to be an excerpt from one of your own books, but it takes a while to realize it because the look and feel of the page is totally unfamiliar :P

Wouldn’t have happened without all the help from your YouTube channel! Thanks for all you do!

Don’t tell me that you’re not in the pocket of big Final Cut for those tutorials. 💰

Apparently having a positive opinion of a product automatically means it's an ad. I wish I'd have known this, I would've asked for payment in return for all these "ads."

(Or maybe I just enjoy making videos about stuff I like instead of being negative about stuff I don't.)

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I’m more concerned with how fast a year has gone by.

For those wondering what that webmention thing was about, check out this utterly fantastic blog post that ran through everything so well I didn't need to Google anything! My own version coming soon (because of course it is)

SATURDAY! Celebration, Giveaway, Friends! Join us for some fun! @NickNimmin @aaronpk @deitymicrophone @curtisjudd @sodarntom @SoundSpeedsYT @tgcallaway @bartjohnsonprod @PostColorGear @jakesloaninak @AndrewKanFilm @worth_it_or_not and maybe more!

https://youtu.be/1gdvpuOyuA8 #share

"legacy code is code you wrote when your coffee was warmer"

IndieAuth uses domains, which are globally unique identifiers that demonstrably scale to the web.
WebID is a url with fragment on the end for arbitrary reasons, and a fragile way of connecting certificates

Short version:

The NFT token you bought either points to a URL on the internet, or an IPFS hash. In most circumstances it references an IPFS gateway on the internet run by the startup you bought the NFT from.

Oh, and that URL is not the media. That URL is a JSON metadata file