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A public list by dan.

Dan’s Polaroids

05.03.2026

Two men sitting in the sun, looking into the camera and
      cheers-ing with the photographer with glasses of beer.
First beers in the sun. @ Biergarten Alter Zoll, Bonn.

Dan’s Polaroids

04.03.2026

The three men of Forkalyst standing in front of a guitar amp,
      one seemingly explaining something to other two.
"Ach, so ist lauter?!"

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James' Coffee Blog

Artemis changelog #8

I have been working on a few new features for Artemis, the calm web reader I maintain. You can read a summary of what’s new below. Organise subscriptions with folders You can now create folders in Artemis. This feature is designed to help you organise websites you follow into...

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James' Coffee Blog

Take two

Trafalgar Square is a special place. The architecture and views are breathtaking. The National Gallery, the church of St. Martins in the Fields, Canada House, and more, all surround the Square. From the right place you can look down Whitehall and see Big Ben. In the heart of...

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James' Coffee Blog

Museum memories

This is my entry for this month’s IndieWeb Carnival on the topic “Museum memories”. When I was 10 or so – maybe younger; childhood can be hazy – my grandparents took me to the National Museum of Flight in Scotland for a day. My memory starts as many of my earlier museum memo...

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James' Coffee Blog

Take two

Trafalgar Square is a special place. The architecture and views are breathtaking. The National Gallery, the church of St. Martins in the Fields, Canada House, and more, all surround the Square. From the right place you can look down Whitehall and see Big Ben. In the heart of...

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James' Coffee Blog

Museum memories

This is my entry for this month’s IndieWeb Carnival on the topic “Museum memories”. When I was 10 or so – maybe younger; childhood can be hazy – my grandparents took me to the National Museum of Flight in Scotland for a day. My memory starts as many of my earlier museum memo...

Matthias Ott Valid

Just published a small enhancement and bugfix release for the #Webmention for #Craft CMS plugin.
It adds two important details though: lazy loading and alt text support for avatar images. 😎

https://github.com/matthiasott/webmention/releases/tag/v1.0.5

Matthias Ott Valid

I need a few incoming webmentions for testing (okay, this sounds like a really fishy attempt to generate likes … I promise that it is not 😂). So would you all please like and repost this piece I recently wrote? You can also read it, of course.

https://matthiasott.com/articles/webspace-invaders

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James' Coffee Blog

Night time; walking

i'll spend my whole life looking for the next best thing but when I finally find it, i’ll be too busy looking for the next best thing I had spent half of the day travelling and the other half looking at art. Whenever I am going anywhere, I like to arrive as early as I can and...

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James' Coffee Blog

Guitar; sunset

The days are getting longer and brighter. The bite of the winter air is being replaced by a delicate breeze. It feels like Spring is here. I have been trying to play my guitar every day, usually before I eat dinner. Over the last week, I have noticed that the time I play the...

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James' Coffee Blog

Offline mode

My blog has an offline mode that lets you view articles you have previously read on my website. This mode allows you to read something on my website even if you don’t have an internet connection. If the page you want to view has not been cached, you will see a custom page tha...

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James' Coffee Blog

Offline mode

My blog has an offline mode that lets you view articles you have previously read on my website. This mode allows you to read something on my website even if you don’t have an internet connection. If the page you want to view has not been cached, you will see a custom page tha...

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James' Coffee Blog

Night time; walking

i'll spend my whole life looking for the next best thing but when I finally find it, i’ll be too busy looking for the next best thing I had spent half of the day travelling and the other half looking at art. Whenever I am going anywhere, I like to arrive as early as I can and...

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James' Coffee Blog

Guitar; sunset

The days are getting longer and brighter. The bite of the winter air is being replaced by a delicate breeze. It feels like Spring is here. I have been trying to play my guitar every day, usually before I eat dinner. Over the last week, I have noticed that the time I play the...

Dan’s Polaroids

03.03.2026

A slightly overexposed image of my shadow projected onto a tree
      trunk. More trees and buildings in the background.
Me on overexposed tree.

Dan’s Polaroids

02.03.2026

A speedy cyclist in the low evening sun. Parts of a bike in the
      foreground.
Speedy

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James' Coffee Blog

The Church at Varengeville by Monet

I am writing about a few paintings to help me build my description skills. My analyses are not formal or comprehensive. If nothing else, I hope that you enjoy the painting that I feature! The warm colours in Monet’s The Church at Varengeville (1882) stood out to me the momen...

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James' Coffee Blog

State of the Browser 2026

State of the Browser was electric. This is how I summarised my experience at the annual State of the Browser event in London in my notes. I like to capture moments as they happen, then write about them later. The note is the essence of a blog post; the starting point. The not...

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James' Coffee Blog

Girl on a Divan by Berthe Morisot

Berthe Morisot’s Girl on a Divan, displayed in the National Gallery, London, caught my eye as soon as I saw it. The painting was the last one I saw in the Impressionist room in the Gallery, but despite having been on my feet for hours before I stood for several minutes lookin...