There are attempts to explain what it is within the document, but I think it’s not easy to summarize or define. It’s a ~70MB html file that I’ve written in every day for about 10 years. I cover a significant variety of topics. It’s a journal, a wiki, and a social media replacement (I speak with others from the site itself), too. It serves many functions. If you end up makin’ your own site, lemme know. I’m an avid reader.
I am hypergraphic. From the estimates I’ve seen, there are fewer than a thousand humans (including the unknown) to have written as much structured, coherent text in their lifetimes.
With some similarities to federation, I’m grateful to be able to syndicate to both neocities and nekoweb. Long live the web and indienet!
what am i looking at here? looks really cool.
There are attempts to explain what it is within the document, but I think it’s not easy to summarize or define. It’s a ~70MB html file that I’ve written in every day for about 10 years. I cover a significant variety of topics. It’s a journal, a wiki, and a social media replacement (I speak with others from the site itself), too. It serves many functions. If you end up makin’ your own site, lemme know. I’m an avid reader.
that’s really cool! and… um… wow, i did a bit of math on your 70MB HTML file:
that’s about 73.4 million characters. if it was a book, it would be about 48,700 pages long.
so it’s called tiddler?
I am hypergraphic. From the estimates I’ve seen, there are fewer than a thousand humans (including the unknown) to have written as much structured, coherent text in their lifetimes.
I use Tiddlywiki as my base tool: https://tiddlywiki.com/