Feeds from people participating in the IndieWebCamp Nürnberg, June 2026.
Morning, sunrise
ArtLung
• Joe Crawford
HTML Day was yesterday
The River Park was great. Wonderful time, wonderful company. Here’s a group photo The event page has been updated with that photo, and others. Once again, my domain joespartydepot.com yields fun usages such as htmlday.joespartydepot.com. ioflow brought Zines! And I got to draw on paper on a table, which is among my favorite things to...
tabitha.computer
• tabitha
Mono to Stereo
A poem written for Red Square, which I made for HTML Day 2026.
Evening
▶️ watched episodes 1-6 of Silo over the past week, most while I was a bit under the weather. Excellent dystopia concept and show. Pausing before watching episode 7, titled “The Flamekeepers”.#Silo #SiloTV #AppleOriginal #AppleTV#Blaugust #Blaugust2026
HTML Day 2026
tabitha.computer
• tabitha
Movie on Faust
Movie on Faust IndieWeb Movie Club Man is good: His spirit strives for truth! Erzengel Let’s strive this August by watching Faust (1926), directed by F.W. Murnau. It is a silent black-and-white supernatural horror. If you’ve never seen a silent film before or don’t care much for them, this is a memorable movie that will […]
Auld Faithful
The sound of writing
How can creative practitioners publish on the web today? Options, pitfalls, and trade-offs
I just published a long essay on a question that nagged me for years. I always felt that more creatives should run their own self-hosted websites — but I was never sure I was right. So I examined every option as objectively as I could, with its real advantages and pitfalls, so readers can reach their own conclusions!
Read here: https://tilman.me/garden/How+can+creative+practitioners+publish+on+the+web+today%3F #indieweb #web
BurgeonLab: Full-text
• Naty S
HTML Day: How to Join the Annual HTML Energy Event
An annual global event where people gather to write raw HTML and learn about the basics of a webpage. Beginners guide, tips for Hugo users, and resources.
searching
Lost poem: Looking for lost owner.
📀 watched “The Dark Knight” on Blu-ray, still holds up.I saw it in the Metreon IMAX theater when it came out in 2008. About 28 minutes of it was filmed in 70mm film using IMAX cameras. The movie switched aspect ratios when it switched from IMAX to normal film. The 2-Disc Special Edition Blu-ray also switched aspect ratios roughly at similar times. Nice to see that that was preserved.The movie has incredible pacing. No extra moments. I had forgotten how many quotes originated from The Dark Knight. https://enwp.org/The_Dark_Knight#BatMan #TheDarkKnight #Bluray #Blaugust #Blaugust2026
I Thought it Was a Tire
depths
be my invisible mirror that opens when i write. with words, wonder; hope, dreaming. be my literary pillow; bear the brunt of the i (eyes) the questions, of self. be the messy middle of my mind on paper, that speaks of life. blank, until it is not. Inspired by Tim Kiely's prompt.