Feeds from people participating in the IndieWebCamp Düsseldorf, April 2026.
🎬 Possessor

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Uff! Brutal! And really menacing and suspenseful. Liked this a lot! The gore effects, that sequence when she enters the other body, and how this looked, sounded and felt in general. A few minus points for missing explanations and the what I felt not-so-logical ending. I'd watch this again!
Weeknotes 2024-08-26
Massive Attack live on Clifton Downs Bristol
Liminal Festival (2024) | Zachary Kai
Herein you'll find my notes from attending the inaugural Liminal Festival, hosted by the magazine of the same name, held in Melbourne, Australia (live and online.) Tab...
People over protocols over platforms.inspired by today’s #indieweb #fediverse #ActivityPub #decentralized #socialMedia lunch meetup at #XOXO #XOXOConf (@xoxo@xoxo.zone)This is post 16 of #100PostsOfIndieWeb. #100Posts← https://tantek.com/2024/173/t1/years-posse-microformats-adoption→ 🔮
🎬 Challengers

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I wasn't planning on joining Nicole when she put on this movie. But then the characters and plot drew me in. I wanted to know how and why the three ended up where they ended up (the film is very non-linear, which I liked for the most part). The acting was great, too.
But unfortunately, it's downhill from there. It's increasingly less about Art - the only really likeable person - and only very slowly unveils more and more about the relationship between the other two. The soundtrack was irritating. And the ending is not very plausible and it's a collage of infuriatingly endless slow-motion shots.
Weeknotes 2024-08-19
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🔗 June 2023 – Daniel Pietzsch’s Photo Journal
One more month of photos.
A family trip to Belgium, Folkerdey, quite a few things in between, and of course our camper motorway crash false start into the summer holidays.
Björn Stierand
• Björn Stierand
Display dynamic JSON data in the Obsidian Digital Garden
Björn Stierand
• Björn Stierand
Add static prefix to title of your Obsidian Digital Garden pages
Björn Stierand
• Björn Stierand
Add static HTML sites to Digital Garden
To add static HTML sites (i.e. notes which are not in your Obsidian vault) to your digital garden, create a directory in the Git repository of your garden under src/site (e.g. src/site/components). Place your static HTML sites there using the suffix .html.
Afterwards, change .eleventy.js in the root directory so the templateFormats directive also includes html.
[..]
return {
dir: {
input: "src/site",
output: "dist",
data: `_data`,
},
templateFormats: ["njk", "html", "md", "11ty.js"],
htmlTemplateEngine: "njk",
markdownTemplateEngine: false,
passthroughFileCopy: true,
};
After the next Eleventy run (either triggered by deploying a note from within 4-Archive/Obsidian Setup/Obsidian or from the hosting provider, e.g. Vercel), the static site will be available at https://your-domain/components/html-file-name.