When I mentioned, how my timeline looks on Facebook these days, when I visit it – which I rarely do really, Jeremy Keith gave me the tip to add “?sk=h_chr” to the URL, which removes all the crap like suggested posts, groups and so on and gives you a clean, chronological timeline.
Nice one and I thought I simply write it down for me and share it with you, if you didn’t know either.
So, instead of using https://www.facebook.com/ use https://www.facebook.com/?sk=h_chr.
Reply via EmailOuh … quick! Today is the last day to grab your SUPER EARLY BIRD ticket for State of the Browser 2026.
Nearly forgot to remind you – phew. An remember: get your tickets early ;)
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Reply via EmailIt’s been a while! Excited to return to IndieWebCamp, in Berlin, no less!
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This month on IndieWeb Movie Club! I invite you to watch the animated 2024 film The Wild Robot and post about it on your site. It's about a robot, stranded on an island, who learns wh...
Of course we try to forget some of our most painful memories, but there’s always one lurking.
Reply via EmailOf course many will ask why even have a website these days? Well, I've had my site for twenty five years and it contains the entire archive of my work in that time. Nobody can tell me what I can and can't put on there. Nobody can switch it off. The platform it's on – the web - is not going to disappear because it got acquired by a big company. It's mine and I'm free to do with it as I please. It's also really useful too. Many times I've looked up how to do something, or how to write a certain piece of code and I've found it on my blog, having written it up in case it comes in handy later.
Whaddaya mean I’m not excited enough? It’s my day off, OK?
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It’s been real nice chatting with ya, kiddo! That’s the best part about camping… Makin’ new friends!
Yoah… the acting was quite good, and I liked the partly suspenseful editing, too. But the plot is bonkers and for this to be entertaining, it's not enough action for my tastes.
This week was another Homebrew Website Club here in Düsseldorf. Mark and Jochen came around. It was mostly chatting about IndieWeb and AI topics, but each of us also managed to get some work done on one or more of our projects.
I, for example, published a new photo journal entry. And I registered that site with a WebSub hub and send out WebSub notifications for this new post.
I’m also having fun creating these little animated AVIFs of our little group.
It felt so real. Wargh! I just lived the trauma all over again!
See, I have a bit of a problem with letting other people define me. I’ve really gotta work on that…
Birthday breakfast, first Forkalyst gig, "Please Touch", and Easter. (33 photos)
