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🎬 Checker Tobi 3 - Die heimliche Herrscherin der Erde

letterboxd.com/danielpietzsch/film/checker-tobi-3-die-heimliche-herrscherin/

Kackfurzgute Unterhaltung für Jung und Alt. Lustig, kurzweilig, lehrreich. Nix zu meckern an diesem Kinonachmittag.

with words, wonder
16 Jan 09:39 • James' Coffee Blog

When I wake up in the morning, the first thing I do is get out of bed and turn on my fairy lights. I read for a little while under the warm glow of the lights while the sun is not yet visible in the winter morning. I am reading a book about Nature right now – stories of walki...

ArtLung
16 Jan 05:03 • Joe Crawford

Fog encroached on the beach as sunset neared. I called out “MARCO!” as a joke and got a chuckle from a fellow waverider.

Björn Stierand
16 Jan 00:00 • Björn Stierand

while-trying-migrate-some-self-hosted-apps

While trying to migrate some self-hosted apps to a new empty VPS yesterday, I noticed an unusually high load, issues during upgrade (initramfs scripts broke one by one because of missing libs) and a lot of network traffic with no actual services running. I set up the server ...

Björn Stierand
16 Jan 00:00 • Björn Stierand

blast-from-the-past-love-listening

A blast from the past. Love listening to Ray Cokes' voice and his music selection. Takes me back to the good old #MTV days.

https://www.radioeins.de/programm/sendungen/raydio-cokes-show/

#mtv

with words, wonder
15 Jan 21:42 • James' Coffee Blog

Walden

I wanted to start this blog post with a quote. I started flicking through Walden, which I have just finished reading, for one that would be appropriate. But then I realised any choice would be arbitrary, for the wisdom is so deep within the book that any choice would leave me...

with words, wonder
15 Jan 21:12 • James' Coffee Blog

Getting ready for studying

I start my degree in art history at the Open University in under two weeks. Just after the holidays, I got access to the materials for my first year, which is made up of two modules: “Discovering the arts and humanities” and “Cultures”. In the former module I’ll study a new t...

Dan’s Polaroids
15 Jan 12:09

15.01.2026

Overall dark (blue) image. The sky in the upper 3/4ths, the
ground below. A large leafless tree fills the frame. A stone square with a
cross on it stands on the ground in front of the much large tree. — It's dark in the mornings.

Dan’s Polaroids
15 Jan 11:36

14.01.2026

A white fabric with colourful thin vertical lines. From the
left, one in red, one in orange, then yellow, green and blue. You can spot
the occasional water drop. — Just matching the theme of this site.

ArtLung
15 Jan 04:18 • Joe Crawford

“WELCOME BACK / DO NOT BEND” (seen on a piece of paper mail, but I’m over-interpreting it as positive coping advice)

tabitha.computer
15 Jan 01:30 • tabitha

chamber

A star ☆ is an emotional circle ◯ On hiatus, from Meta, for a little bit. I’d like to start writing again with my hands–not typing. It’s not the same. Scratched out words, misspellings, the entire experience of journal stacks taking up space. The irony of sharing this, here — What is a friend, the […]

Dan’s Polaroids
14 Jan 08:51

13.01.2026

The faces and upper bodies of five men looking into the camera.
In the background a wall tighly covered in concert posters. — Rehearsal with Brutal Unrest.

ArtLung
13 Jan 06:03 • Joe Crawford

At least the sunset was nice.

Dan’s Polaroids
12 Jan 22:24

12.01.2026

Circus artists in a bright red illuminated typical round stage.
You can see parts of the audience behind, next to the stage, and in front
- as silhouettes - as well as some stage lights. — That was a pretty impressive afternoon at the circus.

with words, wonder
12 Jan 11:12 • James' Coffee Blog

Documenting design changes with screenshots

While I was writing “Publishing my citation preferences”, I consciously decided that the blog post should include a screenshot of the website feature described in the post – the new “Reference this post” section on my blog pages. I knew that I might change the design of the w...

with words, wonder
12 Jan 09:42 • James' Coffee Blog

Artful life

I am reading Katy Hessel’s “How to Live an Artful Life”. The book has a single creative prompt each day to consider. I have the book – whose cover is beautifully designed, with a link typeface and a blue square so as to make the book stand out – in a prominent place. When I h...