Determining IaC ownership – a tag-based approach
https://www.token.security/blog/iac-ownership---tag-based-approach
Determining IaC ownership – a tag-based approach
https://www.token.security/blog/iac-ownership---tag-based-approach
Do you need to clear out empty tags that have piled up and are collecting dust? Here is an easy way to locate and remove them from any database in DEVONthink. #devonthink #tagging https://buff.ly/MIjyKno
This is clearly a Blue Origin company car, with Jeff Bezos' space ship on it!
Image Credit: TheOnion
Hi dear #OpenStreetMap -community! I made a #tagging #proposal to tag grab rails (aka grab bars, handrails, support brackets) in #wheelchair #accessible toilets and I'm searching feedback.
I'd appreciate your feedback: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Proposal:Grab_rails
#Design #Challenges
Why website taxonomies drift · Addressing a website’s categorization deterioration https://ilo.im/162rgy
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#Taxonomy #Tagging #Content #Website #Maintenance #AI #IA #ProductDesign #UxDesign #WebDesign
Automatically tagging politician when they use their phone on the livestreams — https://driesdepoorter.be/theflemishscrollers/
#HackerNews #Automatically #tagging #politician #when #they #use #their #phone #on #the #livestreams #politics #livestream #technology #innovation #HackerNews
In case you missed it, a couple weeks ago the @PDFassociation published a web page listing "Tools for Accessible PDF".
There are two tables listing various tools along with columns for platform and license - one table for commercial, the other for free and/or open source. The lists include pretty much all the major vendors and tools, as well as a few that I didn't even know about (!).
Latest attempt at building better documentation for https://thi.ng/umbrella (also to make it available offline!): Having noticed that recent versions of TypeDoc support extracting & merging of doc strings from monorepos, over the past few weeks I've been updating/cleaning docstrings in hundreds of source files across all 200+ packages and started building a small tool to assemble a single/mega-page documentation (currently ~4.3MB of just HTML). The tool translates existing docstrings and references contained therein (and still used for the existing API docs) to support proper cross-package references.
I've uploaded an early preview here:
https://docs.thi.ng/umbrella/
Please be aware that so far this is only an early stage prototype and only contains very limited docs. I.e. there are no generics/typeparams, no details about classes/interfaces... But at least I know now HOW to add this all, as well as all the additional metadata I've already got (currently still only available via other custom tools/examples).
For example, there're links to the tag-based browser[1] and I'm also planning to add the fuzzy doc search engine/index[2] to this new documentation... The tag browser integration still needs more work in terms of correctly matching package names to tags. The underlying system is there already, just needs more work in terms of actually doing/assigning the concept mapping. Since most package names in thi.ng/umbrella are very plain/boring (for a reason), for many (most?) packages this already works pretty well:
Example: Visiting the WebGL package docs: https://docs.thi.ng/umbrella/#webgl and then clicking on "examples" for this package, then opens the tag browser for WebGL: https://demo.thi.ng/umbrella/thing-browser/#webgl where you can then see all other packages and examples related to this topic...
More updates on this all soon! Excited!
(EDIT: added screenshots...)
[1] https://demo.thi.ng/umbrella/thing-browser/
[2] https://demo.thi.ng/umbrella/rdom-search-docs/
#contentWarning and #tagging are very different
tagged content flows by at the same level of exposure
content warning hides content from general consumption, putting up an additional barrier to engage with it
for plenty of topics: sex, violence, etc, it is an utterly valid ask
but to ask someone to content warn something that doesn't require a content warn by any coherent rationale?
this is asking the world to bend to your personal preferences on contrived entitlement
yes: #tagging is a completely different story than #contentWarning and i agree with you wholeheartedly
it allows people who want to be engaged in the same content as you to find you
and the inverse:
it allows others who want to avoid the content you are engaged in to avoid you
and *that* is the way it should be
i am not entirely sure there is or ever will be a better option
If you do a lot with tags, it helps to have a tag that tags all the tagged things as well as all the things about tags and tagging. And you can easily do that with tagging.
I went with `tagx`.
Tip of the day: Emojis are often used to convey emotions, thoughts, or actions. They are also sometimes used as visual indicators to provide more context to documents. But should you use them in #DEVONthink ? #pkm #productivity #tagging #tipoftheday https://www.devontechnologies.com/blog/20231010-emojis-devonthink
@dansup
@chrismessina what if I just started #tagging you in reply to literally every post I see that includes tags lmao.
would that be harassment or attribution...
Tip of the day: Sometimes we use several names for the same thing, like nicknames, acronyms and so on. In #DEVONthink you can use such aliases for documents and other objects, for example tags. Here we show you how that works and what you can do with them. #paperless #pkm #productivity #tagging #tipoftheday #workflow https://www.devontechnologies.com/blog/20230425-aliases
"Tag, you’re it! What bookstores should learn from fanfiction"
This is an article I wrote recently about how the bookstore categories are not really helping in finding stuff you want to read and how I think that readers, authors, and publishers could profit from using keyword and trope tags instead.
(Also it has some advertising for #HeraldPetrel in between the text but not in the text itself.)
@bookstodon #FindingRelevantBooks #WritingCommunity #ReadingCommunity #tagging #tropes #bookstodon #fanfiction #IndiePublishing #SelfPublishing #AuthorLife
This year my New Year's resolution will be to tag my posts with hashtags more often. I can generally keep a resolution if it is small and I think about it for the weeks leading up to the date.
A great resolution would be to use alt text for images. I did that one a few years back.
Tags can be very effective for organizing your databases. But it is often tedious to assign them to each document by hand, isn't it? That's why DEVONthink and DEVONthink To Go can dynamically add and remove tags to objects. Here are two options for dynamic tagging. #devonthink #tagging #tags #pkm https://buff.ly/4i1G4ch
Tip of the day: Sometimes we use several names for the same thing, like nicknames, acronyms and so on. In #DEVONthink you can use such aliases for documents and other objects, for example tags. Here we show you how that works and what you can do with them. #paperless #pkm #productivity #tagging #tipoftheday #workflow https://www.devontechnologies.com/blog/20230425-aliases