My newest IndieWeb desire: The ability to watch and simultaneously screencapture, gif-ify, and otherwise live note a movie with commentary and quotes on my website (roughly in real time without distracting from it too much) the way Bix has done with The Desk Set on Twitter. I’d love to do it as a running collection perhaps. Maybe not too dis-similarly to the way that ThreadReader app presents it.

Do any television sets do automated screencaptures or gifs yet? And can anyone post from a television set to their website? Where is the micropub client for that? I want to see movie reviews like this. Film Threat perhaps?

Marty’s app Kapowski is maybe a start for this? I used to have a DVD tool on my computer that would do screencaptures relatively easy, but who has those anymore? Anyone else have ideas?

Screencapture of Tracy and Hepburn in the movie The Desk Set.

It’s drizzling down here, but 4,683 feet up (and a scant 4.167 miles from the front door) it’s snowing!

 

Mount Wilson elevation: 5,713 ft
My elevation: 1030 ft

I love that Charlie provides a wealth of different things you can subscribe to from her website. My favorite is not just her “firehose”, but how she describes it in her code:

<link data-react-helmet="true" 
rel="alternate" 
type="application/rss+xml" 
title="Subscribe to everything (and I mean EVERYTHING - it is a fucking firehose)" 
href="https://www.sonniesedge.net/rss/everything.xml"/>

I wish more people provided multiple custom feeds for the content on their websites. 

In Charlie’s case, I vote for  subscribing to EVERYTHING!

I’ve noticed that Bloomberg Businessweek’s Jealousy List for 2020 has quirky little animated drolleries racing around on it as you scroll up and down the page.

This makes me wonder what web designers and developers would put on their own personal jealousy lists for 2020. What types of features and functionality have you seen this year that you’d love to have on your own website or in your own projects?