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Jeremy Cherfas
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Feeds from people participating in the IndieWebCamp Düsseldorf, April 2026.
Grouping threaded posts in Artemis
Artemis lets you subscribe to ActivityPub feeds (i.e. accounts on Mastodon). To do this, you can type in an ActivityPub handle like @jamesg.blog@jamesg.blog [1] on the “Add a website” page.
When you subscribe to a feed using an ActivityPub handle, Artemis can use the informa...
Graduating between mediums of communication
The IndieWeb community chat has a feature that lets you create a wiki page from a chat interaction. You can say “what is {term}?” in the chat and, if there is a definition on the community wiki, the definition will be returned by a bot. Otherwise, the bot, Loqi, will say that...
Artemis dense layout
This evening I added an idea I have had for a while to Artemis: a "dense" layout.
By default, the Artemis interface appears in a single-column layout. The dense layout creates several columns. Each column from left-to-right shows posts for a given day. You can scroll down to...
Thinking; walking
Earlier this week I started to feel something I haven’t felt in a while: I felt lost. I started to look ahead and feel disoriented. Where do I want to be in a few years? What do I want to work on? What is my dream? I have never looked too far ahead in time, as long as I have ...
🎬 Slingshot
This review may contain spoilers. Tap or click to view.
Good space movie. Has great atmosphere overall (apart from a few soundtrack choices maybe). Liked the themes of the movie. The acting was great for the most part. And it has a good twist (or two?)! The very end is a bit unnecessary, when they could've just ended the movie right with the countdown in the airlock.
👍 Recommended!
Turning a CSS Carousel into a Theme Switcher
Sometimes the web gives you an excuse to play.
When Vasilis van Gemert and the team at CMD Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences announced their free community event The Web You Want, they not only asked for talks, workshops and contributions - they also invited people to...
Modern CSS is no longer just about presentation. It increasingly allows us to explore interaction, state, and progressive enhancement in places that used to be JavaScript territory.
More on that in my blogpost: https://schepp.dev/posts/turning-css-carousels-into-a-theme-switcher/
(and with that post I've fulfilled my duty for 2026 😅)
🔗 Stress-free RSS reader FeedCity debuted last year - ranchero.com
ranchero.com/2026/02/19/stress-free-rss-reader-feedcity.html
OMG. Brent Simmons (of NetNewsWire fame) linked to FeedCity and had nice things to say about it:
This one is not just no-unread-counts but also social, with outbound RSS. Very cool!
Thank you very much, Brent! 🥹
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17.02.2026
Yesterday was another Homebrew Website Club.
Nina showed us her newly created Instagram-Archive site using Memento Mori. She also detailed how cumbersome it is to delete one’s Instagram account. We then talked about Dark Patterns for a while.
AI has also always been a topic again. How it can for example be useful to get away from big tech and host services yourself. Jochen told us about how he does just that now. What he previously didn’t have the time for now became possible. He also uses AI to add new feature to the website of his Python Podcast.
We also talked a bit about podcasting and available apps as well as how one might get away from large music streaming services like Spotify. And we made our first money transfer using Wero (instead of Paypal).
The next HWC DUS will be on Mar. 17th.
Webmaster questionnaire
I just found this one HUNDRED questions webmaster questionnaire! I'll just pick a few I feel like answering right now, thanks.
Read more on the site…
A perfect day
Jo and I are trading blog post titles. The title Jo chose for me is “A perfect day.”
What would my perfect day look like? Reflecting on this question, I started to think about the days that have brought me the most joy in the past. I realised that the days that stick out in ...
Moved My Website From GitHub Pages to a Raspberry Pi
My site was hosted on GitHub Pages. It was simple and free, but it didn’t really feel like it was mine. I’ve fixed that with a Raspberry Pi.
Scotland’s brightness levels
I am trading blog post titles with Joe. He gave me a few suggestions for what to write about. I chose the title “Scotland’s brightness levels”.
Place is a recurring theme when I am writing. Where am I? What do I see? What I write about Nature is what I see here in Scotland. ...
Rhythm
I have been thinking about the rhythm of my writing recently. I wrote in my drafts:
I have spent much of this evening writing. I started by working on a draft of a post about clouds that I wrote on my phone using Apple Notes while waiting for the bus. I then explored a few mo...
IndieWeb wiki pages I really like
I visit the IndieWeb wiki almost every day. The wiki is maintained by the IndieWeb community, documenting everything from interfaces for creating posts to POSSE.
I was thinking that, like all wikis, there are pages that are almost “hidden gems” in the sense that, while they ...
We have birds!
You probably can run BirdNET-Pi on a Pi Zero, but it will work a lot better on a Pi Model 4B.
The great beauty of having done all the faffing about with the Pi Zero is that when the 4B arrived all I did, literally, was transfer the micro-SD card across, plug in the microph...