Feeds from people participating at the IndieWebCamp Düsseldorf, May 2025.
Honestly, the new Fujifilm X half looks really appealing. I think there should be way more playful digital cameras, too - like this one.
Florian made a public “Photography Channels” list on FeedCity. Already (re-)discovered some great YouTube channels and bookmarked a bunch of videos.
As heard on @shoptalkshow 😘 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yetf8sTTUNE
“This is not mixing!”
@danworrall is back and reviews an over-marketed AI-powered channel strip audio plugin that claims to do the hard work for you so that “you’ll effortlessly get your mixes spot-on 100% of the time”…
How do you expect it to end? 😉
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HkWJj79HFwUa
Alright, so … websites.
… done! ✅ 🥳
Enjoying my Freelancer’s Sunday™ aka doing the taxes … 🫠😂
@webrocker 😅🦅🖤
Sometimes when someone is talking I will hear a word and think I haven’t heard that one before! If I hear – or read – a word I haven’t heard before, I usually look it up. I wonder what this word means!, I think to myself. If I read a fun word, I used to make it my “word of the day” which I would share with friends. I don’t do this much anymore, although I had a lot of fun doing it – listening and spelunking for words in the veritable caverns of English to find a cool word. With that in mind, I have a word of the day for today! The word of the day is: haar. The Cambridge Dictionary defines haar as: a cold mist coming from the sea to the east of Scotland or northern England: Besides being a useful word to describe a weather condition common to Scotland – fog! – it is also fun to say. Haar. Said like a pirate would say arr, except with a “h” at the start.
