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Liked: The Colonization of Confidence., Sightless Scribbles

sightlessscribbles.com/posts/the-colonization-of-confidence/

“They are selling you a solution to a problem they created. They want you to feel insecure. If you feel insecure, you pay the subscription.” “You are not bad. You are a jazz musician in a world trying to sell ringtones.”

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• Jeremy Cherfas

I enjoyed James’ thoughts on what life ...

I enjoyed James’ thoughts on what life in the Indieweb means to him. For me, it feels the same but less. Less writing, less reading, less programming less community. Less, but still plenty enough. And being on my way to Indieweb community IRL is the icing on the cake.

Dan’s Polaroids

22.04.2026

The three men of Forkalyst looking up into the camera.
Hello! It’s us again.

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And so it begins. Leaving Roma Termini ...

And so it begins. Leaving Roma Termini en route to Dūsseldorf. So far so good.

#crossborderrail

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• Mike Kupietz

Coffee Among The Top 4 Most Consequential EU Imports

News that seems Indieweb-adjacent: according to a study reported on by investment strategist Joachim Klement, among commodity imports,…

The post Coffee Among The Top 4 Most Consequential EU Imports appeared first on MICHAEL KUPIETZ ARTS+CODE.

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James' Coffee Blog

Living the indie web life

In 2018, David and Chris recorded a podcast episode about the indie web in which the topic “living the indie web life” came up. As soon as I heard the phrase, I thought to myself: what does living the indie web life mean to me? This evening I hosted an online Homebrew Websit...

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Bookmarked: The internet used to be fun

projects.kwon.nyc/internet-is-fun/

here’s a collection of articles that to some degree answer the question “Why have a personal website?” with “Because it’s fun, and the internet used to be fun." (It still is, but it used to be, too)

Dan’s Polaroids

21.04.2026

Three men sitting behind a table looking into the camera.
The Homebrew Website Club DUS April 2026.

Dan’s Polaroids

20.04.2026

A little Marshall Emberton II speaker on a window sill.
Our lovely little Emberton II speaker.

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• Naty S

Weeknote 2026-W16: Self-hosting Breakthrough & Site Updates

Weeknote 2026-W16: Self-hosting Breakthrough & Site Updates

Revamped Pi homelab was a success, deployed public-facing Indiekit Micropub Node.js server using Docker, Compose, Tailscale and Caddy; with new Kitty terminal!

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James' Coffee Blog

Rainbow; moon

The kitchen was scattered with rainbows as the sun shone through the frosted glass. Maybe the glass was put there to make rainbows; what was the architect thinking when they designed this place? I saw the shadows of my head and my hair cast onto the cabinets. Can I make a sha...

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• Jeremy Cherfas

Checked into VyNique

Spontaneity special. 

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• Jeremy Cherfas

Checked into VyNique

Spontaneity special. 

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James' Coffee Blog

Newsletters should have web feeds

Part of the motivation behind some of my top-level pages like my ideas lists is that I feel some things should have a URL. Giving something a URL gives it a place on the web. One area where I feel this could be applied more is in newsletters. I wish email newsletters had corr...

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James' Coffee Blog

Blossom

I think I watch the two trees outside that blossom beautifully in spring with such attention because they are so close. Those trees are with me when I say “cheers” every morning before I drink a glass of orange juice; they are there when I look out to watch the sun set, and w...

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Birds in the Countryside

We were lucky enough to spend the weekend at a medieval castle deep in the Umbrian countryside. I look my portable Birdnet-Pi along, completely forgetting that it needed to connect to the internet to set the correct time. I remembered, however, that the analyses require no c...

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Liked: Open Tabs - Ricardo Chávez

ricardochavezt.com/open_tabs

Every time I visit Ricardo’s garden his open tabs become my open tabs.

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James' Coffee Blog

Waffles and coffee

Over on Bear Blog, Thereabouts posted “The greatest breakfast food in existence”. When I read the title, my face lit up. “A blog post about breakfast food!” It got me thinking about what breakfast brings me the most joy. I think the answer is waffles and coffee. This time ar...

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James' Coffee Blog

Artemis now supports custom domains (in beta)

Last week someone who uses Artemis suggested that it would be nice to be able to use the software with a custom subdomain on their website. This feature suggestion got me thinking about the “own your links” concept in the IndieWeb. While the current version of the “own your l...

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James' Coffee Blog

Custard creams

Behind the counter in a coffee shop I visited last week there was a whiteboard which read [1]: Sunday debate: Custard creams or chocolate bourbons There were dozens of tally marks on the board and counts from a social media poll. The results were: Custard creams: 212Bourbons: 171 I love both biscuits, so if there were a both option I would have voted as such; if I had to pick one, it would be custard creams, though. Otherwise, I might have said fig rolls, a biscuit I had for the first time in ages this week. Fig rolls may not have been an option, but they sure are tasty. [1]: Given I saw the whiteboard on a week day, I assume the debate was going to run for a week, despite the title being "Sunday debate". In any case, any day is a good day to chat about biscuits.