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Wonders of Web Weaving, Episode 3

The third episode of Wonders of Web Weaving is out:
In Episode 3, I chat with Herman, the creator of bearblog.dev. We talk about, among other things, the history and design of Bear Blog, moderation systems, and building communities around blogging.
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.

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I once offered gRegor to write up a bookmarklet for turning Bookshop.org book pages...

I once offered gRegor to write up a bookmarklet for turning Bookshop.org book pages into want-to-read (or currently-reading or finished-reading) posts on your own site with Micropub courtest of IndieBookClub.biz. Then I lost my main computer’s SSD and my browser bookmarks! T...

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📕 Finished reading House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski ISBN: 9780375703768

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Eat This Newsletter 303. Too much to ...

Eat This Newsletter 303. Too much to summarise in such a confined space, but I believe it will satisfy your need for food-related goodies encountered online.

Try it at https://buttondown.com/jeremycherfas/archive/etn-303-rationality-rampant/

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Eat This Newsletter 303 once again peddles goodies encountered online.

Pasta heresy and neo-orthodoxy
Incarcerated Cooking
Grapes as Growth Promotors
Rational? Maybe. Practical? Not so much
Processing: The News
Processing: The Story
Support a Farmer, Eat at Home

Read it at https://buttondown.com/jeremycherfas/archive/etn-303-rationality-rampant/

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I'm looking at two different crochet patterns for the same basic object. There is a long series of decreasing rows. One pattern says to decrease by 4 stitches in the row, then do a row with no decrease. The other says to decrease by two stitches in each row.

I am wondering whether they would look at all different.

#crochet

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This may not look like much, but for me it is huge!

This may not look like much, but for me it is huge!

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Slack preferences I have set

In “How I use my phone”, and in two prior blog posts about greyscale and night shift mode, I spoke about how I customise some of the software I use. I was inspired to write my phone in large part by discussions with friends. I then realised that such blog posts are a means t...

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Writing a regex for adding links to time stamps

Every episode of the Wonders of Web Weaving podcast has a transcript. The first episode was transcribed by me; future episodes are being transcribed by Zachary from Lunaseeker Press. The transcript has links to the time at which each speaker starts speaking. For example, 0:19...

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RE: https://indieweb.social/@cassiterite/116632009644320359

If you do domain stuff too, I think people would be attracted.

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Domain prices in 2026 for my portfolio - Jan Wildeboer’s Blog

This is sound advice to shop around and maybe consolidate domains. Glad I moved from Gandi a long time back.

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ongoing by Tim Bray · Tab Trick

Just the other day I was looking for a way to prevent myself accidentally closing an open tab, when along come Tim Bray with an extension to that idea that I immedately want to try.

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Cycling from Brussels to Bruges | ruk.ca

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24.05.2026

An old large door, showing a reflection of two men.
Photographing at Villa Hügel with Florian.

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23.05.2026

Blurry picture of two little girls on a red rollercoaster.
Had a great day at Schloss Beck.

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22.05.2026

An old grandiose building with a narrow street going through it. A person with a red scooter driving towards it.
Red scooter.

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21.05.2026

The low sun shining into a train station, with a train on the left, and the entrance/exit in the middle of the frame.
Bonn main station. Was stuck there for a little while.

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Ran my 14th Bay to Breakers race in 1:57:12 this past Sunday.Almost 2min behind last year, from needing a 5min+ pitstop at the Panhandle.I skipped public transport (see previous years), and left at 7am to jog to the start. After ~3.5 miles I found my way to corral A and seren...

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Top Albums from last.fm on 24/05/26 1, Henry ...

Top Albums from last.fm on 24/05/26
1, Henry Kaiser & David Lindley, A World Out Of Time, Vol. 2: Henry Kaiser & David Lindley in Madagascar, (17);
2, Bruce Posner, Donald Garvelmann, Celtic Keyboards: Duets by 19th and 20th Century Irish Composers, (15);
3, Calexico, Carried To Dust, (15);
4, Ruben and the Jets, Con Safos, (13);
5, The Little Willies, For The Good Times, (13);

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Iced coffee in Spring

Saturday was a busy day; I was on my feet for most of the day, and then came home to participate in the IndieWeb Zine meetup. Today, however, is comparatively quieter. I started my day reading manga in bed, and then had a slow start to the day – making breakfast, continuing ...