[tw5] Re: The Longevity Myth ... [thoughts]

[Eric Shulman]

On Thursday, December 27, 2018 at 7:45:29 PM UTC-8, Mark S. wrote:
>
> The answer is to transcribe you records into DNA. Then transfer the DNA 
> into field mice, or rats. Then release them. 
>

Although *FIELD* mice might seem like the appropriate species to encode 
field data, TiddlyWiki data is probably best encoded using the DNA of small 
fish.

Specifically, the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three-spined_stickleback 
(a.k.a, "tiddlers")!

Groups of DNA-encoded sticklebacks would form "schools of thought", and 
there could even be special fish named Bob that would swim to other groups 
to transfer DNA between them.

-e

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Re: [tw5] Re: [TW5] Global Keyboard Shortcut for Plugin Simple Search: Shift + Space

[Mal]

I also have to use tabs instead of arrow keys on Ubuntu 18.04 with Firefox 
64.

Mal


On Friday, 28 December 2018 02:09:44 UTC+10, Thomas Elmiger wrote:
>
> Diego, what OS and browser do you use? 
>
> -t
>
> sent from my mobile
>
> Am Do., 27. Dez. 2018, 16:57 hat Diego Mesa  > geschrieben:
>
>> Thanks Thomas!
>>
>> I did indeed see the settings, just thought it strange it came default 
>> with a non-recommended setting (400 instead of the recommended less than 
>> 150). Also, on my 5.1.19 pressing tab gets me to the search results but the 
>> arrows dont navigate it. I have to keep pressing tab to go down the search 
>> results list.
>>
>> On Thursday, December 27, 2018 at 9:52:36 AM UTC-6, Thomas Elmiger wrote:
>>>
>>> Thank you all very much for the feedback, Odder, Diego and BTC!
>>>
>>> The new version 1.0.10 of Simple Search 
>>> 
>>>  
>>> comes with several improvements: 
>>>
>>>
>>>- First of all, keyboard accessibility: Press *Shift + Space* to 
>>>launch/hide the search field, jump to search results with *Tab*, 
>>>then use arrows *up* and *down* and confirm with *Enter*.
>>>- One for Diego: Make sure to visit the settings tab to adjust your 
>>>preferences.(The recommendation to reduce animation duration was there 
>>>before, but maybe nor prominent enough,)
>>>- Last but not least: Zoomin storyview should work as well. 
>>>
>>> Have fun!
>>> Thomas
>>>
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[tw5] Re: Simple Android App for TiddlyWiki

[Mohammad]

Josiah,
 Thanks for your first note! It saved me from downloading on my laptop and 
then transfer to my phone! The secret was eneble Desktop mode in chrome 
when I want to download the app.

Cheers
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[tw5] Re: The Longevity Myth ... [thoughts]

[h0p3]

The wetware biotech immortal jellyfish facehugger wiki will consume us all 
like The Blight, spreading unstoppably, injecting it's memes into 
everything and everyone. It will sublate everything in The Dialectic! Oh 
noes! Archivists of the future will need special suits and containment 
fields.

On Thursday, December 27, 2018 at 10:45:29 PM UTC-5, Mark S. wrote:
>
> I just realized what the ultimate solution is to having your most precious 
> archives preserved for all, or nearly all, eternity. Anything based purely 
> on recording on some substrate (rock, paper, plastic, silicon) will
>
> 1) Breakdown
> 2) Never be discovered.
>
> So you need something that will continuously repair itself, AND 
> continuously present itself for inspection.
>
> The answer is to transcribe you records into DNA. Then transfer the DNA 
> into field mice, or rats. Then release them. Now your archives will be 
> continually recreating themselves and spreading themselves around the globe 
> and maybe even into space. Eventually they will come to the attention of 
> some future researcher, who will have your thoughts decoded just to see 
> who's been messing with his specimens.
>
> -- Mark
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[tw5] Re: The Longevity Myth ... [thoughts]

['Mark S.' via TiddlyWiki]

I just realized what the ultimate solution is to having your most precious 
archives preserved for all, or nearly all, eternity. Anything based purely 
on recording on some substrate (rock, paper, plastic, silicon) will

1) Breakdown
2) Never be discovered.

So you need something that will continuously repair itself, AND 
continuously present itself for inspection.

The answer is to transcribe you records into DNA. Then transfer the DNA 
into field mice, or rats. Then release them. Now your archives will be 
continually recreating themselves and spreading themselves around the globe 
and maybe even into space. Eventually they will come to the attention of 
some future researcher, who will have your thoughts decoded just to see 
who's been messing with his specimens.

-- Mark

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[tw5] Re: The Longevity Myth ... [thoughts]

[h0p3]

{{Text Art: Welcome!||ASCII: 100%}}

* https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/tiddlywiki/sYNTSAu2u5M
* 
https://philosopher.life/#2018.12.27%20-%20TWGGF%3A%20Archiving:%5B%5B2018.12.27%20-%20TWGGF%3A%20Archiving%5D%5D

It must be said, we're in radical conjecture territory here. Even if you 
are understandably only half-joking, I'll try to give you a serious (yet 
obviously [[fallible and flawed|fff]]) answer.

I write my wiki primarily to myself, and I consider my data (including my 
wiki) to be an extension of my identity. Even if I suck at it, using my 
wiki is how I want to think.<> It will have done its job if it 
serves me until I die: everything else is grace and gravy. Of course, I 
would be flattered if my wiki could be of interest to [[others]],<> and I aim to {[[help]]} them as best I can. 

<<<
There is an interesting MYTHOS in modern online working that touches 
TiddlyWiki too ...

That commiting a TW is an act of "archival frucitude".
<<<

You'll have to forgive me. I might not be interpreting "frucitude" 
correctly. I'm assuming you mean it is fruity, looney, or wrongheaded. I'm 
going to infer that until you correct me. Your question lures me into 
providing my crazy answer to it (//surprise!//).

`"Resident paranoid autistic-schizoid desert madman reporting in for duty, 
sir!"; /salute` 

My wiki is intensely personal: it's my avatar. Archiving matters a great 
deal to me, even if only for me and my [[family|The Others]] (I doubt 
anyone besides my kids might care about this wiki 60 years from now). My 
preservation goal is easier than the one you've set out. If someone else 
thought it worthy enough to preserve my work after I'm done with it, they 
will find a way. Imho, I make it easy enough.<>

I think your concern is with digital preservation, not just online work. 
Obviously, an enormous amount of data has been lost, and our rate of 
production continues to skyrocket. It is difficult to create or define what 
is [[salient]] in the unending flood of information.<>

Digital preservation is a non-trivial problem, although analog is no picnic 
either. 

My wife is a librarian, and they just found an obsolete analog record in 
their archives for which there is no reading device anymore (you might have 
to custom build something to read it at this point). One lesson to draw: 
archiving on paper is a reasonable way to go. Thus, I am trying to print a 
copy each year,<> and I'll be keeping it out of light, heat, 
oxygen, and moisture.<<> I'm currently designing my wiki to 
hard/firmcode all the content (including my lists) so that it can be viably 
read from the source code (which enables several digital portability 
properties as well); I'm trying my best not to give that up.

There are a number of digital ways I preserve my wiki too.

<<<
The problem is the barriers ...

1 - after you left this vorple coil WHO will renew your internet 
account forever?
<<<

I know you are joking, and I will jokingly ask: what makes you think you 
need an internet account?<>

There are 10,000 ways to transfer files, and TW's compilation-portability 
is exceptional. If you can make any digital thing live on or offline 
against the sands of time, entropy, and censorship, TW seems a good pick 
(especially if you stick to plaintext content). Of course, I can just 
e-mail the complete document, upload it to random FTP servers with a bot, 
push it across messaging apps, compress and print my wiki into a sequence 
of QR codes onto a small stack of paper, encode my wiki into [[zero-width 
characters|Invisign]] which are then steganographically smuggled into 
digital documents I suspect may last a long time, append it to maymays to 
distribute on imageboards,<> throw it on yet another blockchain, 
pastebin it, sneakernet it with USBs, and serve it on any filehosting 
solution. Almost anyone can serve my wiki on almost any platform (even 
unintentionally in some cases).<> I posit that TW is born for 
easy decentralization because it is so self-contained and can run in a 
virtual machine on practically every computer on the planet.

Unless those who govern the centralization of information prevent it (or 
exploit its development), it is possible that computation will decentralize 
yet again. If a torrent can live for 15 years, maybe it can live for 150. 
Maybe dat, IPFS, or [[some other contender|Outopos]] will make it so we 
host each other's identities and metadata in [[Tit For Two Tats]] 
cooperation.<> I am not optimistic here, but if a new 
generation of //commonly// used federated and P2P tooling comes out, TW 
will easily live on in it.

Some archive steps I take besides printing:

* All the regular backups and redundancies.
* https://github.com/m6ram/<>
* https://web.archive.org/web/*/http://philosopher.life/
* P2P redundancies (each with their own archives); some run by family and 
friends.
* Occasional USB backups, and I physically hand these to some people for 
safe keeping.

Digital archiving will 

[tw5] Re: The Longevity Myth ... [thoughts]

[@TiddlyTweeter]

Scott. Interesting post that makes points I forgot. 

Online systems and offline software do die. Quite often. More often than 
perhaps we really take into account. 
Cognitively its like our "time-frame" since computers and smart-phones has 
seriously shifted to short-term.

I agree with you that TW node or, at a push, one-file, are pretty human 
readable and permit a recovery.

Josiah

On Thursday, 27 December 2018 23:56:32 UTC+1, Scott Kingery wrote:
>
> The good thing about Tiddlywiki though is that you own your content. Even 
> if development stopped and all the helpers here quit, I have my Tiddlywiki! 
> And, .tids are text files and I can pry them open with a text editor if 
> hml and javascript advance to the point of not supporting them. Even single 
> file wikis could be opened that way if really needed. What are people going 
> to do if/when Evernote or the like shut down? 
>
> indieweb.org has a page of similar Site Deaths: 
> https://indieweb.org/site-deaths
>
>
> On Thursday, December 27, 2018 at 5:58:58 AM UTC-8, @TiddlyTweeter wrote:
>>
>> There is an interesting MYTHOS in modern online working that touches 
>> TiddlyWiki too ...
>>
>> That commiting a TW is an act of "archival frucitude".
>>
>> The problem is the barriers ...
>>
>> 1 - after you left this vorple coil WHO will renew your internet account 
>> forever?
>>
>> 2 - Will, in 342 years, HTML 798 still support your wiki?
>>
>> 3 - In 2,360 will anyone understand your patois?
>>
>>
>> Personally I shall print upon vellum and bury it in the hope the aliens 
>> may find it.
>>
>> Semi-serious, Josiah
>>
>

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[tw5] Re: The Longevity Myth ... [thoughts]

[Scott Kingery]

The good thing about Tiddlywiki though is that you own your content. Even 
if development stopped and all the helpers here quit, I have my Tiddlywiki! 
And, .tids are text files and I can pry them open with a text editor if 
hml and javascript advance to the point of not supporting them. Even single 
file wikis could be opened that way if really needed. What are people going 
to do if/when Evernote or the like shut down? 

indieweb.org has a page of similar Site 
Deaths: https://indieweb.org/site-deaths


On Thursday, December 27, 2018 at 5:58:58 AM UTC-8, @TiddlyTweeter wrote:
>
> There is an interesting MYTHOS in modern online working that touches 
> TiddlyWiki too ...
>
> That commiting a TW is an act of "archival frucitude".
>
> The problem is the barriers ...
>
> 1 - after you left this vorple coil WHO will renew your internet account 
> forever?
>
> 2 - Will, in 342 years, HTML 798 still support your wiki?
>
> 3 - In 2,360 will anyone understand your patois?
>
>
> Personally I shall print upon vellum and bury it in the hope the aliens 
> may find it.
>
> Semi-serious, Josiah
>

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[tw5] Re: Simple Android App for TiddlyWiki

[@TiddlyTweeter]

Update for those only on email. I modified my last post to confirm BTC's 
Android app DOES create the needed folder and imports the latest TW 
automagically. 

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[tw5] Re: Simple Android App for TiddlyWiki

[@TiddlyTweeter]

Just for you I REMOVED the last App version, the TW file and the 
"Documents" folder ...

... lets see what happens ...

1 - on my Android phone (8.0.0) to reveal the download button after going 
to the address I need to click (a) "Desktop version"; (b) click on 
app-release.apk. This enables the green download button. Downloads fine to 
phone.

2 - Click to install. Asks if its kosher a couple of times. Click okay to 
install. It went ahead.

3 - Looked through the Apps to find TW and dragged it to the main screen ...

3 - Clicked it to run ... not quite there as net::ERR_FILE_NOT_FOUND

4 - Looks like no "Documents" folder was created??

Is this just me?

josiah


On Thursday, 27 December 2018 20:37:55 UTC+1, BurningTreeC wrote:
>
> Nice holidays to all!
>
> Some updates from the TWApp - front:
>
> - rotation doesn't reload anymore, neither should split-screen view
> - the app now asks for permission to access files when it starts and 
> permission is missing
> - the Documents folder gets created automatically
> - the index.html gets copied to the Documents folder if it's missing there 
> (the app comes with a 5.1.19 empty tiddlywiki for copying)
>
> Hope you all enjoy the tiddly testing time, 'til next time
>
> BTC
>

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[tw5] Re: Simple Android App for TiddlyWiki

[Ton Gerner]

Hi BTC,

Nice progress.

Tested with Nexus 5 - Android 6.0.1

> - rotation doesn't reload anymore, neither should split-screen view

Yes, you did correct that.

> - the app now asks for permission to access files when it starts and 
permission is missing

Yes, I noticed that.

> - the Documents folder gets created automatically

Yes, checking with the Total Commander app on my phone I do see the 
Documents folder. I also see backups are made in subfolder tw-backup! Great.
For some reason I do not see the Documents folder on my PC (Linux Mint 
19.1). Reconnecting/giving permission for data transfer did not help. 
Strange, but not important, the folder is there.

> - the index.html gets copied to the Documents folder if it's missing 
there (the app comes with a 5.1.19 empty tiddlywiki for copying)

Great.

Many thanks.

Cheers,

Ton



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[tw5] Re: The Longevity Myth ... [thoughts]

[@TiddlyTweeter]

I am very keen on, now dead, Baudrillard who had great insight into the 
development of symbolic structures on the internet that elicit a 
hyper-reality. A transient image of persistence in a sea of anonymous 
sequestration and expiration with a penumbra of your significance.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGne4wMpU6g

In Francais. 

J.

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[tw5] Re: Simple Android App for TiddlyWiki

[Mohammad]

Many Thanks BTC,

 This is a great improvement.

A short comment: Is it possible to have several TW files in Document folder 
and choose among them?


Download page: Is this 
https://github.com/BurningTreeC/TWApp/tree/master/app/release the download 
page?
Is it possible to make resales and use: 
https://github.com/BurningTreeC/TWApp/releases


Best wishes
Mohammad

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[tw5] Re: Simple Android App for TiddlyWiki

[BurningTreeC]

Nice holidays to all!

Some updates from the TWApp - front:

- rotation doesn't reload anymore, neither should split-screen view
- the app now asks for permission to access files when it starts and 
permission is missing
- the Documents folder gets created automatically
- the index.html gets copied to the Documents folder if it's missing there 
(the app comes with a 5.1.19 empty tiddlywiki for copying)

Hope you all enjoy the tiddly testing time, 'til next time

BTC

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[tw5] Re: The Longevity Myth ... [thoughts]

[@TiddlyTweeter]

My general idea is ...

1 - Nobody Lives Forever ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=88yTDCB3KbU

2 - Technologists interests are NOT in *preserving your content*, they are 
in systems of more gizmoidism. Simple search on YouTube ... 
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=the+internet+in+2050 gives the 
heft if it--watch any of them.

IF you want your stuff to last it is best to focus on FOR whom and HOW? 

J.

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[tw5] Re: TW5 and Html Entity

[Mohammad]

Hello Eric,
 Yep, your solution worked! Thank you!

I also agree to have TW with generic fonts. Users can set the fonts based 
on their requirements or they choose the taste they like.


--Mohammad

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[tw5] Re: [TW5] Global Keyboard Shortcut for Plugin Simple Search: Shift + Space

[Odder]

Thank you Thomas,

it works perfect now on zoomin view.

odder

Am Donnerstag, 27. Dezember 2018 16:52:36 UTC+1 schrieb Thomas Elmiger:
>
> Thank you all very much for the feedback, Odder, Diego and BTC!
>
> The new version 1.0.10 of Simple Search 
>  
> comes with several improvements: 
>
>
>- First of all, keyboard accessibility: Press *Shift + Space* to 
>launch/hide the search field, jump to search results with *Tab*, then 
>use arrows *up* and *down* and confirm with *Enter*.
>- One for Diego: Make sure to visit the settings tab to adjust your 
>preferences.(The recommendation to reduce animation duration was there 
>before, but maybe nor prominent enough,)
>- Last but not least: Zoomin storyview should work as well. 
>
> Have fun!
> Thomas
>

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[tw5] Re: TW5 and Html Entity

[Eric Shulman]

On Thursday, December 27, 2018 at 7:33:13 AM UTC-8, Mohammad wrote:
>
> Does TW change the color of html entities like below symbols?
>
> 
> 
>
> 
> 
> If you paste above snippets inside a tiddler you will get different 
> results compared to put in a simple hrml file like below
>

The "problem" originates with the font settings for TW...

In the $:/ControlPanel > Appearances > ThemeTweaks tab, look for the 
FontFamily setting.  The default value is:

-apple-system, BlinkMacSystemFont, "Segoe UI", Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif, 
"Apple 
Color Emoji", "Segoe UI Emoji", "Segoe UI Symbol"

As you can see, there are MANY Apple-specific font references.  If you 
remove the last two fonts ("Segoe UI Emoji" and "Segoe UI Symbol"), the TW 
test output looks the same as the pure HTML output.

Personally, I'd prefer if the TW empty.html shipped with just the 'generic' 
fonts specified; i.e.; "Helvetica, sans-serif" so that the default fonts 
are platform-agnostic and the use of platform-specific fonts would done by 
selecting an Apple-oriented alternative theme definition that adds the 
extra font definitions, much in the same way that the "Snow White" theme 
builds on top of the "Vanilla Theme" (hmmm... "Snow White Apple"... )

-e




 

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Re: [tw5] Re: [TW5] Global Keyboard Shortcut for Plugin Simple Search: Shift + Space

[Thomas Elmiger]

Diego, what OS and browser do you use?

-t

sent from my mobile

Am Do., 27. Dez. 2018, 16:57 hat Diego Mesa 
geschrieben:

> Thanks Thomas!
>
> I did indeed see the settings, just thought it strange it came default
> with a non-recommended setting (400 instead of the recommended less than
> 150). Also, on my 5.1.19 pressing tab gets me to the search results but the
> arrows dont navigate it. I have to keep pressing tab to go down the search
> results list.
>
> On Thursday, December 27, 2018 at 9:52:36 AM UTC-6, Thomas Elmiger wrote:
>>
>> Thank you all very much for the feedback, Odder, Diego and BTC!
>>
>> The new version 1.0.10 of Simple Search
>> 
>> comes with several improvements:
>>
>>
>>- First of all, keyboard accessibility: Press *Shift + Space* to
>>launch/hide the search field, jump to search results with *Tab*, then
>>use arrows *up* and *down* and confirm with *Enter*.
>>- One for Diego: Make sure to visit the settings tab to adjust your
>>preferences.(The recommendation to reduce animation duration was there
>>before, but maybe nor prominent enough,)
>>- Last but not least: Zoomin storyview should work as well.
>>
>> Have fun!
>> Thomas
>>
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[tw5] Re: [TW5] Global Keyboard Shortcut for Plugin Simple Search: Shift + Space

[Diego Mesa]

Thanks Thomas!

I did indeed see the settings, just thought it strange it came default with 
a non-recommended setting (400 instead of the recommended less than 150). 
Also, on my 5.1.19 pressing tab gets me to the search results but the 
arrows dont navigate it. I have to keep pressing tab to go down the search 
results list.

On Thursday, December 27, 2018 at 9:52:36 AM UTC-6, Thomas Elmiger wrote:
>
> Thank you all very much for the feedback, Odder, Diego and BTC!
>
> The new version 1.0.10 of Simple Search 
>  
> comes with several improvements: 
>
>
>- First of all, keyboard accessibility: Press *Shift + Space* to 
>launch/hide the search field, jump to search results with *Tab*, then 
>use arrows *up* and *down* and confirm with *Enter*.
>- One for Diego: Make sure to visit the settings tab to adjust your 
>preferences.(The recommendation to reduce animation duration was there 
>before, but maybe nor prominent enough,)
>- Last but not least: Zoomin storyview should work as well. 
>
> Have fun!
> Thomas
>

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[tw5] Re: [TW5] Global Keyboard Shortcut for Plugin Simple Search: Shift + Space

[Thomas Elmiger]

Thank you all very much for the feedback, Odder, Diego and BTC!

The new version 1.0.10 of Simple Search 
 
comes with several improvements: 


   - First of all, keyboard accessibility: Press *Shift + Space* to 
   launch/hide the search field, jump to search results with *Tab*, then 
   use arrows *up* and *down* and confirm with *Enter*.
   - One for Diego: Make sure to visit the settings tab to adjust your 
   preferences.(The recommendation to reduce animation duration was there 
   before, but maybe nor prominent enough,)
   - Last but not least: Zoomin storyview should work as well. 
   
Have fun!
Thomas

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[tw5] TW5 and Html Entity

[Mohammad]

Does TW change the color of html entities like below symbols?





   



If you paste above snippets inside a tiddler you will get different results 
compared to put in a simple hrml file like below





   





Mohammad

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[tw5] Re: The Longevity Myth ... [thoughts]

[@TiddlyTweeter]

Ciao Mark S.

Great reply. Not least because the pro-active bits of it are virtually 
virtual.

IMO "the long haul" per me is both (a) bathed in mist; (b) swamped by all 
the other blogs nerdistas who managed to figure it out have.

Josiah

On Thursday, 27 December 2018 15:52:34 UTC+1, Mark S. wrote:
>
> It's been often commented that archaeologists of the future will not be 
> able to read any of our email conversations, but will still be able to read 
> cuneiform tablets and carved stalae.
>
> My own concern is that I not have to perform a complicated conversion 
> project in my dotage.
>
> I'm sure I'd remember if I ever owned a vorple coil. Wasn't there one on 
> the *Enterprise*? 
>
> -- Mark
>
> On Thursday, December 27, 2018 at 5:58:58 AM UTC-8, @TiddlyTweeter wrote:
>>
>> There is an interesting MYTHOS in modern online working that touches 
>> TiddlyWiki too ...
>>
>> That commiting a TW is an act of "archival frucitude".
>>
>> The problem is the barriers ...
>>
>> 1 - after you left this vorple coil WHO will renew your internet account 
>> forever?
>>
>> 2 - Will, in 342 years, HTML 798 still support your wiki?
>>
>> 3 - In 2,360 will anyone understand your patois?
>>
>>
>> Personally I shall print upon vellum and bury it in the hope the aliens 
>> may find it.
>>
>> Semi-serious, Josiah
>>
>

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[tw5] Re: The Longevity Myth ... [thoughts]

['Mark S.' via TiddlyWiki]

It's been often commented that archaeologists of the future will not be 
able to read any of our email conversations, but will still be able to read 
cuneiform tablets and carved stalae.

My own concern is that I not have to perform a complicated conversion 
project in my dotage.

I'm sure I'd remember if I ever owned a vorple coil. Wasn't there one on 
the *Enterprise*? 

-- Mark

On Thursday, December 27, 2018 at 5:58:58 AM UTC-8, @TiddlyTweeter wrote:
>
> There is an interesting MYTHOS in modern online working that touches 
> TiddlyWiki too ...
>
> That commiting a TW is an act of "archival frucitude".
>
> The problem is the barriers ...
>
> 1 - after you left this vorple coil WHO will renew your internet account 
> forever?
>
> 2 - Will, in 342 years, HTML 798 still support your wiki?
>
> 3 - In 2,360 will anyone understand your patois?
>
>
> Personally I shall print upon vellum and bury it in the hope the aliens 
> may find it.
>
> Semi-serious, Josiah
>

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[tw5] Re: Timimi plugin - released for firefox/chrome/chromium in linux/mac/windows

[Riz]

@Josiah,
Thanks for the kind words. Always a pleasure to hear from you.

@Hans
Glad it worked for you.!!

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[tw5] Re: <$list links not working

[Magnus]

Ahh, yes that's it! Thank you so very much! The problem with complexity :)

Den torsdag 27 december 2018 kl. 01:52:49 UTC+1 skrev Thomas Elmiger:
>
> Hej Magnus,
>
> It seems to me, that this is a CSS problem. In your test case the *Lista 
> över arter*
> is in the HTML before the rest of the content, so it is covered by the 
> padding of the tiddler body:
>
> .tc-tiddler-body {
> padding-right: 17em;
> }
>
> You can put it *after* the tiddler body or elevate it to a higher z-index 
> like this:
>
> .info-table {
> ...
> position: absolute;
> z-index: 100;
> }
>
>
> Hope that helps,
> Thomas
>

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