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Aether-draft

Today I attended my first Magic the Gathering (MtG) draft: a “secret draft,” where players did not know ahead of time what series of the trading card game would be played. The event was held in a breathtaking church building, now used as a community centre. The building is al...

Dan’s Polaroids

05.06.2026

A small barrier in tall grass. A bridge over a river in the background. On the other side are dark clouds.
Bad weather approaching.

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Clouds

“No way,” I exclaim with wonder and glee and surprise. I look up and stare for a few moments, transfixed by the delicate wisps of cloud that rest side by side. The wisps move in tandem, as if woven together by an invisible bond. A pink hue is cast onto the periphery of a nea...

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Moments; time

One of my favourite parts of writing – and, by extension, blogging – is that I can, in words, capture a little bit of a day, and keep a little record of the moment. Each post can be a bookmark to a memory, and also part of the story of my life. I love taking notes I walk aro...

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IndieWebCamp Düsseldorf 2026

Last month I went to my first IndieWebCamp, in Düsseldorf. After years of Homebrew Website Clubs, this was a big step up. IndieWebCamp? The IndieWeb is a community of people who run their own websites – their own domain, their own content, their own identity online – inste...

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I wrote about my first IndieWebCamp: https://knot.tilman.me/post/indiewebcamp-dusseldorf-2026/#indieweb

I wrote about my first IndieWebCamp: https://knot.tilman.me/post/indiewebcamp-dusseldorf-2026/

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🎬 No Country for Old Men

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This review may contain spoilers. Tap or click to view.This is The Big Lebowski, but in serious and suspenseful. It has a narrator, who’s also appearing in the movie, and who doesn’t know if he (still) belongs there. You have people demanding money from a guy who stumbled in...

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Is there a power law of category use?

I have been thinking a lot about categories over the last week or so. It started by Thomas sharing the work he has been doing to build a category index page, whose design I love. I started to realise that I like to put a lot of my blog posts in one of few categories: moments ...

Dan’s Polaroids

04.06.2026

A man holding the camera and a woman and child with sunglasses on.
Visiting “Die Kleine” at the Kunstpalast.

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Hiding a list with no items in CSS

The Artemis reading interface consists of a section tag for each day for which there are blog posts to show. Each section contains a h2 denoting the date the posts were published, and a ul that lists each post published on that date. Here is what the interface looks like: Th...

Dan’s Polaroids

03.06.2026

A chess board and a hand reaching in, making a move.
I played chess. I lost three times.

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The story of MJ

This is amazing. I could hardly contain my excitement. In one moment, I held James’ latest story in my two paws. In the next, the story was published on the web. “This is the web,” James said; “it’s where dreams can come true.” In that moment, I knew I was in the right place....

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• Naty S

Style Guide: A Reference to Visual Elements

Style Guide: A Reference to Visual Elements

A reference page documenting how most visual elements are rendered on BurgeonLab.

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How to Prevent Hugo From Publishing Draft Posts Accidentally

How to Prevent Hugo From Publishing Draft Posts Accidentally

See how I added a pre-build step using a Bash script in my Hugo deployment workflow to check for the draft status of Markdown content. By using stricter linting rules than Hugo’s default draft behaviour, it can catch and prevent drafts from being accidentally published.

Dan’s Polaroids

02.06.2026

A drum set from above. A drumming drummer partially seen.
Drumming

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Digital minimalism

This is my entry for this month’s Bear Blog Carnival, on the topic of staying connected while practicing digital minimalism. Thank you Juni for hosting the Carnival, and for choosing such a fascinating topic! Over the last two years, I have tried to be more intentional about...

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Chat community for web writers?

I have several ideas swirling around for projects I would like to see happen. Sometimes, these ideas manifest as a project. Wonders of Web Weaving was inspired by my interest in having more discussions about the indie web. Other times, ideas make their way onto this blog to s...

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I went to Tourmaline yesterday. Javier @quantumprimordial invited me to come out and schedules aligned and it was a great after-work session. It was closing out and lots of board surfers to avoid but there was plenty of fun to be had. Share the stoke.

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Weeknote 2026-W22: Bitwarden Alternatives & Links Roundup

Weeknote 2026-W22: Bitwarden Alternatives & Links Roundup

Getting to meet Brennan, a blogger I followed for a long time via the IndieWeb, some new features on my site and considering leaving Bitwarden.

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Wonders of Web Weaving, Episode 4

The fourth episode of Wonders of Web Weaving is out: In Episode 4, I chat with Marisabel, the author of Konfetti Explorations. We talk about, among other things, websites as gardens, sharing art on one's personal website, and seasons of making our websites. I hope you enjoy the episode! Wonders of Web Weaving has an RSS feed you can use to follow along from wherever you get your podcasts.