unboxing

_journals/2024-07-09_1556.md

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+---
+title: July 9th, 2024
+date: 2024-07-09, 15:56:23 -07:00
+section: journal
+link: https://github.com/orgs/open-webtech/discussions/4
+---
+The [[FAAI]] is a working group of the [[OWTA]] "aimed at promoting the integration of federation features into more applications and advancing existing federation features, protocols, and standards."

_notes/FAAI.md

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+---
+title: Federation Advocacy and Advancement Initiative
+aliases:
+  - Federation Advocacy and Advancement Initiative
+link: 
+tags:
+  - acronym
+  - openweb
+  - Fediverse
+---
+Federation Advocacy and Advancement Initiative
+
+Sub-initiative and working group of [[OWTA]]
+
+> The Federation Advocacy and Advancement Initiative (FAAI) is a sub-initiative and working group of the Open WebTech Association (OWTA) aimed at promoting the integration of federation features into more applications and advancing existing federation features, protocols, and standards. This initiative seeks to encourage developers and project maintainers to consider and implement federation capabilities, fostering a more interconnected and decentralized web ecosystem.
+
+## Goals
+
+1. Advocate for federation in all kinds of apps, where it would be useful.
+2. Propose improvements to existing federation features and standards.
+3. Foster collaboration between teams and communities of federated apps.
+4. Provide resources for implementing and improving federation features.

_notes/Jonny Ostrem.md

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+---
+tags:
+  - person
+  - artist
+  - XR
+link: https://www.jonnyostrem.com/
+twitter: https://x.com/memory_888
+instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jonnyostrem
+---
+Founder of [[Z-Space]]

_notes/OWTA.md

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+---
+title: Open WebTech Association
+aliases:
+  - Open WebTech Association
+tags:
+  - openweb
+link: https://owta.dev
+github: https://github.com/open-webtech
+---
+From the [Github repo README](https://github.com/open-webtech):
+
+In an age where technology significantly influences society, the Open WebTech Association (OWTA) is dedicated to promoting and advancing open web technologies, including but not limited to communication systems, advanced webtops, AI platforms, devops tools, and P2P services. As a community of forward-thinking developers, designers, and technology enthusiasts, we are committed to promoting transparency, inclusivity, and innovation in the development of web apps and solutions.
+
+## Vision
+
+Our vision is a digital landscape that is open and accessible to all, fostering an environment where innovation is cultivated and the free exchange of ideas is celebrated. We envision a world where web technologies empower individuals and communities, rather than constrain them, creating opportunities for growth and development across all sectors of society.
+
+## Mission
+
+The mission of the Open WebTech Association is to:
+
+1. **Promote Open Standards:** Advocate for the use and development of open standards that ensure web technologies remain accessible, interoperable, and free from monopolistic constraints.
+2. **Support Innovation:** Encourage the development of innovative web technologies that push the boundaries of what is possible on the web.
+3. **Foster Community:** Build a supportive community of developers, designers, and users who share a passion for open web technologies and are committed to mutual growth and learning.
+4. **Educate and Inform:** Provide resources, workshops, and forums that educate the public about the benefits of open web technologies and promote digital literacy.

_posts/2024-07-09-daylight-computer-unboxing.md

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+---
+title: Daylight Computer Unboxing
+date: 2024-07-09, 18:24:01 -07:00
+categories:
+  - Blog
+tags:
+  - hardware
+  - unboxing
+---
+My [[Daylight Computer]] got delivered yesterday! A quick set of unboxing photos at [[Z-Space]][^photocredit].
+
+I was surprised at how big the box was! In the meantime I've linked it to my Google account, taken some notes in Google Docs and the No
+
+## Daylight Apps
+
+Reader is the main custom app that ships with the device. It's also what you use to activate your Daylight account. I'll take more notes at [[Daylight Reader]] as I use it.
+
+I use it for demo'ing the almost infinite zoom and fast scrolling of the device when I hand the tablet and pen to people to try.
+
+There is a companion [[Daylight Capture]] app for iOS that lets you send links, PDFs, ePUBS, highlights, annotations, etc. More after I've used it for a bit.
+
+## Evolving Daylight Software
+
+I have lots of ideas of how Local-first and other open ecosystems can tie into this hardware. [Kickstarting app ecosystems](https://bmannconsulting.com/blog/2022/06/01/kickstarting-app-ecosystem/) was written about Daylight before it was built, and I think the opportunity for novel hardware is even bigger, today. User owned files, AI companion work flows, malleable software are all directions that would work well.
+
+Daylight can run a managed account system, curating plugins/developers, supporting synch, backup, and API default endpoints, while also staying open to others building on top.
+
+The Auth0-powered login is fine to start, I was already showing David from [Feathers](https://feathers.cloud) how Daylight could benefit from his local first, DID-powered auth (yes, he pre-ordered one after using mine).
+
+## Android
+
+As I mentioned before, I haven't really used Android seriously for quite some time. I'll have to explore and see what it's possible to install.
+
+I've seen other people running [[Obsidian]], which I'd like to use on here, but I'll have to go look up Android git support, too, so I can synch my vault between phone / laptop / Daylight.
+## Unboxing Photos
+
+![](/assets/2024/daylight-unboxing/01-boris-box-open.jpg)
+
+A handwritten note and a phone number to text if I needed any onboarding help.
+
+It's an Android device and I haven't used an Android device in a while, so I had to kind of swipe around figuring stuff out. 
+
+The sign up didn't seem to work ... until I figured out that you needed to be online for things to work! Connected to our open guest wifi and all worked perfectly.
+
+![](/assets/2024/daylight-unboxing/02-boris-puffy-sleeve.jpg)
+
+The Daylight Computer was shipped in this puffy sleeve. Both useful to throw in your bag, and good to protect it for shipping.
+
+Underneath it you can see a Patagonia sling bag with a Daylight logo attached. 
+
+![](/assets/2024/daylight-unboxing/03-boris-daylight-sleeve.jpg)
+
+Pulling out the Daylight. I had used what I guess was a prototype version at the Vancouver meetup, which felt very light and plasticky. This finished version was solid feeling.
+
+![](/assets/2024/daylight-unboxing/05-boris-keyboard.jpg)
+
+A very slim Bluetooth keyboard. Fits in the Patagonia sling bag (along with everything else), I should be able to pair it with my [[RK71]], or maybe an old solar-powered Logitech keyboard.
+
+![](/assets/2024/daylight-unboxing/06-boris-face-holding-daylight.jpg)
+
+Me holding the Daylight Computer with most of the things that came in the box arrayed around.
+
+The grey thing is a folding tablet stand that you can optionally glue to the back of the tablet.
+
+Behind the lightbulb (which wasn't really explained, I guess it's an LED lightbulb), a [Lamy EMR pen](https://lamyshop.ca/ca_en/lamy-al-star-black-emr-stylus-pen.html) which is nice to hold and write with.
+
+[^photocredit]: Photo credit to [[Jonny Ostrem]]