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lastpositivist.bsky.social
I genuinely love your blog and this post in particular, but how are you so bad at hyperlinking all these years in 😭
November 2, 2026 at 10:27 PM
brylutra.bsky.social
It's JAKE SING but the S is a $ instead (bluesky was hyperlinking the SING part for some reason)
November 2, 2026 at 10:51 PM
shirozora.myatproto.social
just spent 30 minutes posting and hyperlinking and fixing the html for The Storm to DWJ. uploading the other fics is gonna be an even bigger PITA goddamn
November 1, 2026 at 10:30 AM
nirebryce.breadthcharge.net
www.oreilly.com/pub/a/tim/ar...
[...] [...] more germane to my argument here, the fundamental architecture of hyperlinking ensures that the value of the web is created by its users. In this context, it's worth noting an observation originally made by Dan Bricklin in his paper, The Cornucopia of the Commons. There are three ways to build a large database, wrote Dan. The first, demonstrated by Yahoo, is to pay people to do it. The second, inspired by lessons from the open source community, is to get volunteers to perform the same task. The Open Directory Project, an open source Yahoo competitor, is the result. (Wikipedia provides another example.) But Napster demonstrates a third way. Because Napster set its defaults to automatically share any music that was downloaded, every user automatically helped to build the value of the shared database. This architectural insight may actually be more central to the success of open source than the more frequently cited appeal to volunteerism. The architecture of Linux, the Internet, and the World Wide Web are such that users pursuing their own "selfish" interests build collective value as an automatic byproduct. In other words, these technologies demonstrate some of the same network effect as eBay and Napster, simply through the way that they have been designed. These projects can be seen to have a natural architecture of participation. But as Amazon demonstrates, by consistent effort (as well as economic incentives such as the Associates program), it is possible to overlay such an architecture on a system that would not normally seem to possess it.
October 31, 2026 at 10:36 PM
nirebryce.breadthcharge.net
And more germane to my argument here, the fundamental architecture of hyperlinking ensures that the value of the web is created by its users. In this context, it's worth noting an observation originally made by Dan Bricklin in his paper, The Cornucopia of the Commons. There are three ways to build a large database, wrote Dan. The first, demonstrated by Yahoo, is to pay people to do it. The second, inspired by lessons from the open source community, is to get volunteers to perform the same task. The Open Directory Project, an open source Yahoo competitor, is the result. (Wikipedia provides another example.) But Napster demonstrates a third way. Because Napster set its defaults to automatically share any music that was downloaded, every user automatically helped to build the value of the shared database. This architectural insight may actually be more central to the success of open source than the more frequently cited appeal to volunteerism. The architecture of Linux, the Internet, and the World Wide Web are such that users pursuing their own "selfish" interests build collective value as an automatic byproduct. In other words, these technologies demonstrate some of the same network effect as eBay and Napster, simply through the way that they have been designed. These projects can be seen to have a natural architecture of participation. But as Amazon demonstrates, by consistent effort (as well as economic incentives such as the Associates program), it is possible to overlay such an architecture on a system that would not normally seem to possess it.
November 2, 2026 at 7:39 PM
thingltd.bsky.social
I'm on a roll. If you still find Nick Land spooky you might want to read this.

Emancipation and the Renegade Land
thing.rodeo/renegade-land/

#ccru #hyperstition #hyperlinking
Emancipation and the Renegade Land
A Marxist critique of Nick Land, accelerationism, and hyperstition: unmasking the defection from living labor to the capitalist automaton.
thing.rodeo
November 1, 2026 at 2:27 AM
hex.ooo
oh, what are you using for hyperlinking in post text btw?
October 23, 2026 at 9:51 AM
crossdog367.bsky.social
This came up at my job too, we ended up hyperlinking a bunch of stuff to the Internet Archive instead of the proper website.
October 23, 2026 at 12:31 AM
kjbritt.bsky.social
Just some sample code for hyperlinking phone numbers or call-to-action buttons with telephone links.
#HTML #WebDesign #FrontEnd
How to add and style telephone links on your web pages
Who ya gonna call?
kjbritt.github.io
October 25, 2026 at 3:01 AM
risu.bsky.social
One day the TES will actually speak to people like me and others who KNOW about edtech governance being the issue. Instead of occasionally hyperlinking to our Twitter or social posts like a few years ago and excluding us by design from the discussion
October 21, 2026 at 11:23 AM
wafrn.net
A Man of Culture asked: I'm new here, I have a question - maybe I need to get a new pair of glasses, but I can't see nothing on the guide, or elsewhere, about hyperlinking certain phrases or words; since I just reblogged two drawings by a certain artist, and mentioned them in the posts, I wante[...]
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October 20, 2026 at 6:16 PM
cryosleep.coolpics.biz
was a bangin sigmax lull w the faml. skibbed out ta mega spookspace in westmass. taxxed a gigabyte of pepperglizzys then lockedin hyperlinking biddy blas racers and gears of war.
October 19, 2026 at 3:37 PM
unenthuser.bsky.social
Second mystery, art:
- Cover: Enoch did the base illustration, Zach did the title and bloody drip, the rest was me.
- Interior: illustrations are Zach, the faux video shots were me.
- Layout: mostly me, but GA does the hyperlinking and some text input.
October 15, 2026 at 1:50 PM
ezrodraws.bsky.social
it's just a tumblr blog so i simply used image hyperlinking to replicate the css (??) banners!! omg so nostalgic... the one thing completely missing from SNS... 🥲
October 14, 2026 at 1:35 PM
ceausescuspeed.run
Instagram was meant to be a photo sharing platform and had no reason to allow hyperlinking. In the very beginning Instagram was only available to iPhone users because at the time it was thought that Android based phones had inferior cameras. And that was long before Meta bought the platform.
October 12, 2026 at 6:12 PM
toobigtofail.bsky.social
I have, based on your posts there, decided that going forward I'm going to have AI do my TOA/ TOC because that's definitely something I always do manually and find very tedious, and I'm going to try out having it do hyperlinking in documents, which some judges require and which I always ask...
October 4, 2026 at 5:30 PM
alicekeeler.com
Doing some lesson planning in a Google Doc

Made a tab for each grade level

Hyperlinking to the text book, CONTROL K...
Docs offers me to hyperlink to other tabs or other headings in the document!

Take advantage of this!

#GoogleDocs #TeacherTech #GoogleEDU
October 3, 2026 at 8:00 PM
karola.bsky.social
Nerd-famous biologist Ben is outrunning the AI eating science and running out of ironic detachment when he finds a fungus hyperlinking minds—except his. Now he must hack the mycelial network before a CEO with alignment issues kills it and wires humanity into her AI panopticon instead. #DVpit #SF #A
September 30, 2026 at 1:41 PM
karola.bsky.social
When TV-famous biologist Ben discovers an ancient fungus hyperlinking minds, he thinks he's finally found plot armor against the AI eating science—until it locks him out. Now he and his lab must outwit a recursively self-improving tech CEO to break in and use it against her AI hegemon. #DVpit #A #SF
September 30, 2026 at 8:55 PM
karola.bsky.social
Biologist Ben is staying comfortably detached while AI swallows his job. When he discovers an ancient fungus hyperlinking minds, it takes his postdoc, his coauthor, his best friend … but not him. Now, with a tech CEO stalking the network, the man on the outside has to find a way in. #DVpit #A #SF
September 30, 2026 at 6:22 PM
sozcog.bsky.social
I just pull the "facts don't care about your feelings" line with each word hyperlinking to supported evidence.
September 27, 2026 at 10:02 PM
flantz.bsky.social
flashofsteel.com/index.php/20...
Quote? Misquote? Cite?
The best thing about the internet is that hyperlinking lets you direct readers to your sources. The worst thing about the internet is that nobody bothers pointing out their print sources. This came…
flashofsteel.com
September 27, 2026 at 1:53 AM
sylviefluff.bsky.social
omg sorry it wasn't me i've never given a talk at gdc, i was being silly and paraphrasing something sid meier said (flashofsteel.com/index.php/20...)
Quote? Misquote? Cite?
The best thing about the internet is that hyperlinking lets you direct readers to your sources. The worst thing about the internet is that nobody bothers pointing out their print sources. This came…
flashofsteel.com
September 27, 2026 at 2:18 AM
risu.bsky.social
I have personal experience of this when my work or insight has been quoted in an article just by hyperlinking my Twitter post, but no one spoke to me to get the actual real story. Because they wanted to speak to a man or a popular woman and make them the face of the story. Lazy work.
September 25, 2026 at 4:17 AM
mikeelk.bsky.social
Wtf is up with reporters only hyperlinking original investigative work & not citing the name of the publication?!?!?
clarajeffery.bsky.social Clara Jeffery @clarajeffery.bsky.social · Sep 23
Even when the @nytimes.com does offer credit, it does so in a meager shitty way
September 23, 2026 at 3:41 AM