Sign up

Feeds from participants of the IndieWebCamp 2025 in Berlin.

A public list by dan.

with words, wonder Supports Webmention
James' Coffee Blog

Background; foreground

In a way, I carry my website with me wherever I go. Technically, my website is a few keystrokes away on my phone, but I think the presence of my website extends beyond the technical. Having a website encourages me to write, I think, because I know I have a place to put and sh...

Jeremy Cherfas Updates instantly via WebSub Supports Webmention
• Jeremy Cherfas

Good to see that the RSS feed ...

Good to see that the RSS feed of my photo site seems to be working properly now.

Jeremy Cherfas Updates instantly via WebSub Supports Webmention
• Jeremy Cherfas

Wellsprings of Affection and Generosity | ruk.ca

Eat This Podcast Valid

I think this may be a green-veined white butterfly (Pieris napa) but would welcome confirmation from the likes of @li...

I think this may be a green-veined white butterfly (Pieris napa) but would welcome confirmation from the likes of @lionelb

#butterfly

Marc Thiele's Journal Valid

16 Years Flashforum Closed its Doors

This year, 16 years ago, I closed the doors of Flashforum.de. Good memories and somehow the start of what now is beyond tellerrand.

Reply via Email

Dan’s Polaroids

19.05.2026

A singer with eyes closed, singing behind a microphone.
Recording and rehearsal.

Jeremy Cherfas Updates instantly via WebSub Supports Webmention
• Jeremy Cherfas

2026-05-19

Cover art. A very dark espresso coffee in a glass cup, the better to see the essential cream floating on top, with coffee still emerging from the machine.

Latest episode looks at the hipster baristas and Chinese espresso, both of which show that even traditions that define an identity are not as immutable as people sometimes think they are.

https://eatthispodcast.com/espresso/

Eat This Podcast Valid

Latest episode takes a look at espresso, with conversations about the hipster barista and Chinese espresso. Together,...

Latest episode takes a look at espresso, with conversations about the hipster barista and Chinese espresso. Together, they show clearly that even traditions that define an identity are not as immutable as people sometimes think they are.

https://eatthispodcast.com/espresso/

#podcasts #food #coffee

Eat This Podcast Valid

Solved, I think.

https://jeremycherfas.net/blog/static-ip-on-a-fastgate-router

jeremycherfas.net Supports Webmention

Static IP on a Fastgate router

A week ago, I moaned that my Fastgate router kept re-assigning IPs after a power failure, which made my Pi-hole less than wonderful. I could not see how to force the router to assign a specific IP. Many kind people replied with suggestions that, if I’m honest, I did not ful...

Marc Thiele's Journal Valid

I think the latest Apple Keyboard was verschlimmbessert

In March 2021 I got my last keyboard. Since I don’t like the idea of dongles, I tend to get Apple’s original keyboard. I also quite like how it feels and get along with it quite well. Recently my left control key started to act strange, plus a few of my keys are heavily used...

Dan’s Polaroids

18.05.2026

A puzzle of a turtle underwater.
Finished another side project.

with words, wonder Supports Webmention
James' Coffee Blog

Wonders of Web Weaving, Episode 2

The second episode of Wonders of Web Weaving is out: In Episode 2, I chat with Alexandra, the author of xandra.cc, a founder and barista at the 32-Bit Cafe. We talk about, among other things, building indie web communities, communicating the possibilities of having a personal website to new audiences, and more. I hope you enjoy the episode! Wonders of Web Weaving has an RSS feed you can use to follow along from wherever you get your podcasts.

Eat This Podcast Valid

It has been a long, long time since I went to an actual geohash (as opposed to the far more approachable rabbit quest).

https://geohashing.site/geohashing/2026-05-18_41_12

#geohashing #rabbitquest

Jeremy Cherfas Updates instantly via WebSub Supports Webmention
• Jeremy Cherfas

Very good luck, a geohash very near ...

Very good luck, a geohash very near me just as I was heading out for my usual walk, and it is just slightly off my usual walk.

https://geohashing.site/geohashing/2026-05-18_41_12

Dan’s Polaroids

17.05.2026

Me and my SX-70 partially visible in a narrow kitchen mirror inside a wooden hut.
We said goodbye to the cozy little hut we occupied for the weekend.

Jeremy Cherfas Updates instantly via WebSub Supports Webmention
• Jeremy Cherfas

Top Albums from last.fm on 17/05/26 1, Johnny ...

Top Albums from last.fm on 17/05/26
1, Johnny Cash, American Recordings, (13);
2, Offa Rex, The Queen of Hearts, (9);

Dan’s Polaroids

16.05.2026

A view of the Rhine from a hillside with a castle and a child in the foreground and a little town in the background.
More hiking and more views today.

with words, wonder Supports Webmention
James' Coffee Blog

My favourite typewriter

This is my entry to this month's Bear Blog Carnival, on the topic of our favourite thing in a niche hobby. Thank you for hosting, Kami! This was a fascinating topic to think about. Alternative Text My favourite typewriter is the one I have: a Royal typewriter, likely decades...

Jo's Blog Supports Webmention Valid

Why I don't use AI

Here's an attempt to answer questions I get about why I don't use AI, and any more I could think of that may also arise. I'll try to get into it as honestly as possible, without just falling back on "it sucks and is bad" and leaving it at that.


Read more on the site…