i made a version of wikipedia you can doomscrollhttps://xikipedia.org/

@rebane2001@infosec.exchange also, this needs a like export function. for now i will just use Array.from(document.querySelectorAll('.post:has(button[data-liked]) h1')).map(it=>it.textContent) so i didnt "waste" the last half an hour

@ilusenn hahaha, merci !

@rebane2001 oh no.. 🥴

so does this melt my brain or regenerate it

@rebane2001 the zeitgeist has you https://wikitok.vercel.app/

@rebane2001
Something like this maybe?

> A video of a hand holding a phone in front of a black background. The phone's display shows a list of texts similar to a social media timeline. Some texts have images. Each post has an outlined heart icon in its lower left-hand corner. The hand is scrolling rapidly through this feed and pressing the heart icon for a couple of texts. The heart icons turn red when clicked. Each text is an excerpt from Wikipedia.

@Pierrec @rebane2001 yes please!

@rebane2001 as a pre-internet child who used to peruse the encyclopedia for fun, this is most excellent. Thank you!!!!

@rebane2001@infosec.exchange >implies you can't already doomscroll wikipedia

@rebane2001 This is incredible, I already know I'm going to love it

@rebane2001 so many frogs

@rebane2001@infosec.exchange And one might gain actual knowledge!

@rebane2001 Lol half is communes in France and the other half are WW2 related . I think that's a Wikipedia problem. Either way great job!

@rebane2001 awesome! i used it exclusively to like pictures of home appliences.

@rebane2001 this is brilliant!

@rebane2001 tbh this might actually be good for me compared to habitually refreshing reddit

@taleb @rebane2001 tvtropes is right there

@rebane2001 My hero.

@rebane2001 Manchmal sollte man sich anstatt "Kann ich sowas bauen" eher fragen "sollte ich überhaupt so etwas bauen"

@rebane2001 It seems to get myopic fairly quickly. I liked a couple video games and pretty soon my feed was mostly video games. So, through numbers alone it surfaced another game I liked and got even more focused.

Overall, I was liking more non-games than games, but it wasn’t learning that I liked other stuff. The small number of game likes were focused, but the non-game likes in the majority were diffuse.