Sign up

Feeds from participants of the IndieWebCamp 2025 in Berlin.

A public list by dan.

Daniel Pietzsch Verified Updates instantly via WebSub Supports Webmention Valid

🎬 Conclave

Movie poster for “Conclave”.
This review may contain spoilers. Tap or click to view.

A mystery thriller set in the Vatican. And all the gossiping cardinals are no better than ordinary men. Well, apart from the newly elected pope. And then this ending. Catholics 🙄.

Marc Thiele's Journal Valid

Is Not Answering the Thing Now?

Maybe I am just seeing this wrong, but I experience that a lot of people simply don’t reply to emails/messages these days any more. I get that emails can be exhausting at times, but really, I am answering any email I get. Sometimes late, but I answer.

The reason for this is that I always try to imagine myself. Not getting an answer leaves you with questions like “Did the message arrive or did it end up in spam?”, “Did I say something wrong and upset her/him?”.

And it is so easy. I can really live with a short message stating no interest or even a “Fuck off”, which is way better as it does not leave me with nothing and not knowing whether my message arrived or not.

Am I old fashioned here and it is ok to not answer? Or does this belong to how we treat each other?

Reply via Email

James' Coffee Blog Supports Webmention
• James' Coffee Blog

Lavender coffee

Starbucks is running a promotion for their spring lavender coffee drinks. Earlier this week, I was in a Starbucks that had lavender plants resting in a glass pot with coffee beans at the base of the pot. I’m not sure what to say exactly about this, but it did make me smile so I thought I should share it on my blog. Lavender flowers in a glass pot with coffee beans at the base. The glass pot is at the counter in the Starbucks. P.S. I always get confused spelling lavender. I sometimes write lavendar with an “a”. P.P.S. Somewhat unrelated, but “Lavender Haze” is a great Taylor Swift song.

Recent Posts Updates instantly via WebSub Supports Webmention
• Marty McGuire

Untitled

đź“• Finished reading Game Poems by Jordan Magnuson ISBN: 9781943208531

Daniel Pietzsch Verified Updates instantly via WebSub Supports Webmention Valid

🎬 The Art of Destruction

Movie poster for “The Art of Destruction”.

I never listened to Destruction all that much. But I had a great evening at this premier at the cinema with friends, the film crew and a few beers (and a whole bunch of other metalheads). Entertaining movie about a sympathetic band and how difficult it was during the pandemic for a band that usually plays around 150 gigs per year.

Zachary Kai Supports Webmention Valid

The Unexpected Ambassador | Zachary Kai

This is a submission for the March 2025 IndieWeb Carnival on Self-Expression hosted by Pablo Morales. To exist is to explain. Especially if you occupy multiple intersecting identities...

James' Coffee Blog Supports Webmention
• James' Coffee Blog

Adding “subscribed via” to the Artemis bookmarklet

I often subscribe to blogs I like after reading one or two of their blog posts. When I see the blog in my web reader, it sometimes takes a second for me to remember what posts inspired me to subscribe to the website. Artemis has a bookmarklet that, when clicked, takes you to...

James' Coffee Blog Supports Webmention
• James' Coffee Blog

Web readers and RSS readers

I think the term “RSS reader” needs revisiting. I much prefer “web reader.” The term “RSS reader” is protocol-first — RSS — rather than use case first. To understand what “RSS reader” means, you need to know what RSS is and why it matters. Designing tools for everyone, not j...

Tantek Çelik Updates instantly via WebSub Supports Webmention Valid

“Tell me, what are words for?” They are for blogging!Earlier today during an informal espresso live stream in the #indieweb cafe, Spotify was playing an auto-generated daylist, something like “romantic 80s tuesday morning”, and the 1982 song “Words”¹ by the band Missing Perso...

Daniel Pietzsch Verified Updates instantly via WebSub Supports Webmention Valid

I started sorting out my blog posting workflow again. Ever since the Git-based CMSes stopped working, I posted considerably less. I’m using Jekyll to build this site; and creating a file, adding all the frontmatter, making a Git commit and pushing the repo is just too much overhead for me.

So now I have started to automate all those above steps. For now, this works on iOS/iPadOS for my Notes. I currently start writing in the Drafts app; then I can trigger one Shortcut which handles everything else for me via the Working Copy app. And Gitlab CI builds the page as usual.

Marc Thiele's Journal Valid

The New Eventbrite Logo vs the Envato Logo

The new Eventbrite logo reminds me of the Envato logo. Just flipped. Just me? 🤷‍♂️

The two logos next to each other
Reply via Email

James' Coffee Blog Supports Webmention
• James' Coffee Blog

Artemis changelog #5

Below is a summary of new features added to Artemis, the calm web reader I maintain. Search your subscriptions You can now search all of the posts published in the feeds of websites to which you are subscribed. To search your feeds, go to your Account page and click “Search ...

James' Coffee Blog Supports Webmention
• James' Coffee Blog

Announcing Artemis Link Graph, a new way to explore the web

Artemis Link Graph is a web extension that lists the web pages authored by people you follow that link to the page you are viewing. Here’s an example of the extension in action, showing the links to the Bear Blog home page from blogs I follow: The Bear Blog homepage with th...

James' Coffee Blog Supports Webmention
• James' Coffee Blog

Bookmarklet to show all rel= links on a page

rel= links describe the relationship between the web page a link is on and the resource the page is linking to. For example, rel=alternate is used to say that there is an alternate representation of a web page available at another URL. This may be an RSS or JSON feed, or some...

Recent Posts Updates instantly via WebSub Supports Webmention
• Marty McGuire

Refurbished a Game Boy

I'm trying to do things that get me out of the house and reduce the amount of time I look at torture rectangles (aka screens with internet). This Refurbish a Game Boy workshop from Craftsman Ave. felt like a perfect opportunity. Not only would I get some quality time in a (q...

James' Coffee Blog Supports Webmention
• James' Coffee Blog

Text notebooks with editable outputs

“Notebooks” are a programming environment where you can run code in the same file as you see the output. You can edit your code and run the edited code again as many times as you want. Notebooks are made of cells. A cell can either be code, non-executable text – for example, ...

James' Coffee Blog Supports Webmention
• James' Coffee Blog

Adding an edit button to my static site on mobile

In my My static site editing bookmarklet blog post, I outlined the bookmarklet I made that, when clicked, automatically takes me to the GitHub page associated with a URL on my website. I use this link daily to edit the wiki-like pages on this website. Today, I thought to mys...

James' Coffee Blog Supports Webmention
• James' Coffee Blog

Flowers and plants and trees; in which I find joy and inspiration

Photos taken in the Royal Botanic Gardens, Edinburgh. Pink blossom on a tree A plant with mostly green leaves, except for the occasional red leaf, one of which is in focus A palm tree A bush with many white rhododendrons and the occasional pink blossom A bush with many red rhododendrons White blossom on a tree

James' Coffee Blog Supports Webmention
• James' Coffee Blog

Flowers and trees

“There is a joy to walking on a familiar path but in a new direction,” I thought as I walked to the botanic gardens. I enjoyed walking on the sunny side of the street as I ventured to a part of the city I don’t visit as often. With every step, I found delight in my surroundin...

James' Coffee Blog Supports Webmention
• James' Coffee Blog

The bookshop

The well-kept antique books in the window caught my eye, all carefully bound in the way that only old books are. I stopped and looked around. Through the tall window through which the natural light of the sun was beaming – the bookshop was on the sunny side of the street – I ...