On personal websites and social web

On personal websites and social web

Manuel Moreale:

I still believe the first approach is doomed to fail. Because the issue with social media is not the tech, but the people. If you let enough people congregate in the same space some issues will inevitably arise. Grifters are gonna grift, scammers will try to scam, hustlers will hustle, influencers are gonna try to influence, and business people will try to monetise everything. It’s no surprise that Meta is slowly entering that space with Threads. And I don’t see Meta starting a blog platform next, letting everyone share and connect via RSS. So that alone tells me which approach is more appealing to the exact same entities we’re trying to get away from.

Having said that I’m hopeful. I do think people are slowly starting to realise that you can get immense human value from the web outside of traditional social media. You have to work for it but it’s absolutely worth it.

↪ Why the Web

Why the Web

It’s an exciting time to be working in the space. After a long quiet period following the death of Flash, there are fewer and fewer technical barriers to making great games on the web.

The web can be a really vibrant space for games (as it once was). To make it vibrant, people need better tools. We should have a game development toolkit tailored to the web, and Tweaks can be that toolkit.

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Essa música é física quântica. É quando você sente que está caminhando na mesma velocidade do vento ao redor. Como se você se movimentasse na velocidade do mundo.

Essa música é você anos depois, quando esse vento te encontra de novo. Nunca foi um momento tão distante, nunca foi um momento tão próximo. Tudo ao mesmo tempo. A música que tem o tempo inteiro nela.