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I built a new website for my old band “Ravage”: totalravage.com.

@Kilian It is also a lot more convenient than Chrome's local override feature and it would go hand-in-hand with Polypane's ability to disable CSP and CORS checks (for which I also needed separate extension, which are now also broken with Manifest V3)

@Kilian I do have a feature wish for Polypane:

Would it be possible to re-implement what the Chrome/FF extension "Resource Override" offered in the past, being that you could define URL patterns for website resources, which you could then remap to another URL or a local file e.g. https://polypane.app/**/*.js -> http://localhost:3000/**/*.js

I use that a lot to develop frontend-code, applying + checking it with the live-site, w/o having to run it via Docker locally.

👉 https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/resourceoverride/

Weeknotes 2025-03-03 March 3, 2025, Jochen just putting this out there but: the technology has emerged. it is no longer "emerging technology." the technology is now a seeping ooze --allis...

How is February over already? Time is moving way to fast for my taste. Photography Went out to Landschaftspark Duisburg with my friend Daniel. Love getting out there for the sole purpose of taking photographs (and having great conversations) – instead of the day to day ...

@marcozehe @svenja

Hey Ihr beiden! Gerade erreichte mich seitens @spittank folgende Frage zu meinem Post zur Verbesserung von "Find-in-Page" wie im vorherigen Toot verlinkt:

"Sehr spannender Ansatz!
Mich würde interessieren, wie gut das in der Praxis für Screenreader Nutzer funktioniert. Wenn ich damit teste fühle ich mich immer komplett überfordert."

Wie ist Eure Meinung zu "Find-in-Page" generell und zur Idee, Icon-Links oder Icon-Buttons per `hidden="until-found"` auffindbar zu machen?

Had an interesting discussion earlier during the first KrautPress Website Club meetup. Since Matthias is the OG of WordPress ActivityPub integration, he is obviously a huge fan of bringing your blog into the fediverse. (He’s the main developer of the ActivityPub WordPress pl...

Hey Rotterdam! Next week, March 4th, @fronteers teams up with Level Level to host a meetup. There will be talks about accessibility barriers in e-commerce & how embracing the web platform's native strengths is key to a solid design system. And there's still plenty of seats left! 👇

https://www.meetup.com/fronteers-nl/events/306217952/

I originally planned to post regular updates about my Linux experiment. I should not make such promises. But I can report, that I am quite happy with Ubuntu and the ThinkPad so far. I have been using it exclusively to do all of my work for the last couple of weeks. I think, I even might like the keyboard better, than the MacBook’s. The webcam is pretty shit, though. Anything photography-related still requires me to use the Mac, and as I mentioned before, this is not going to change any time soon. But all considered, it is nice to know that relying on 100% free and open source software (and a comparatively cheap laptop) will allow me to do my job just fine.

I am one email away of sending anything mentioning „LinkedIn“ straight to the spam folder.

Weeknotes 2025-02-24 Feb. 24, 2025, Jochen One of the advantages of the downfall of the United States will be eradicating the mm/dd/yyyy date format --Myles Eftos Spring is finally in t...

Deploying a Minecraft Server Feb. 23, 2025, Jochen Let's talk about one of life's little annoyances: I'm part of that "lucky" generation stuck between helping our parents with printers an...

In my quest to watch every Jim Jarmusch movie at least once, I finally got to see this one. And this didn't disappoint either. The whole premise of a Don Juan type character, named Don Johnston - played by Bill Murray - on an adventure to find of which of is ex-girlfriends send him a mysterious letter, telling him about a now 19-year old son he didn't know about. His neighbour - who, with a wife, 5 kids, and 3 jobs, is the exact opposite of the Don - excitingly planned the whole trip for him and gives him advise throughout the quest. All those characters and situations are hilarious. And it was fun to notice all those parallels to Jarmusch's other movies - particularly Ghost Dog.

A rape revenge story set in 70s/80s NY. Sounded good, looked great, interesting characters and plot. Good one!

A classic I’ve not seen before. I wouldn’t say one has to know this, but it definitely doesn’t hurt. And I was very much enjoying myself, especially with those "Mondo Bizzarr"-audience at the cinema. The plot is more like a series of scetches and the dialogue is rather peculiar at times, but honestly, everything is so silly and over the top, it’s funny again. And all the sets and props are lovingly done. “Sieg der Liebe!”

I recently asked around for links to 365 photography projects and I got some feedback. (🙏 Thanks for that!)

I collected them on this page: https://florianziegler.com/365-projects

I am still looking for more projects. Please share if know any!

Just realized, since I have all the colors in CSS custom properties it is pretty easy to create new color schemes for the blog: How about hot pink, purple or jungle? (Reset to b/w with the theme switcher controls at the bottom. 👇)

Weeknotes 2025-02-17 Feb. 17, 2025, Jochen Pessimist: The glass is half full. Optometrist: That's the letter H --Tess Managed to accomplish quite a bit outside of my regular work this w...

I regularly attend UX Graz (Meetup / LinkedIn), a meetup covering diverse UX-related topics, alternating between in-person and remote events. At one recent event, a blind speaker demonstrated how they navigate websites (on LinkedIn). It wasn't my first time seeing someone bl...

Yiğit has written a lovely post about how I inspired him to start his photo blog! 🥹 We met at WordCamp Europe in Turin last year, although very briefly at a bus stop on our way home. Check out his blog, where he’s currently doing a 365 project. Oh, and he also has a stats page!