sometimes i legitimately forget star trek strange new worlds is a popular show that many people watch and enjoy
view this PDF now. the art and layout are cool #insiderknowledge (worked a bit on the digital accessibility). stories are probably cool too, haven't read them yet
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# My Space Odysseys
Untitled
đź“— Want to read The Lies of Locke Lamora by Scott Lynch ISBN: 9780553902716
Claude helped me
Claude helped me build a thing. There, I’ve admitted it, not that my use of LLMs has ever been a secret. But this was a big thing, a thing I could not have done on my own. I know because I tried, some years ago, and even with good help failed. Then I thought, I know what I w...
Tend To The Small Things
This is a 'title trade': where folks interested in writing collaboratively in a style I'd describe as 'alone together' trade a title for the other to write about. I've done several over the last two y...
potential
the potential poetry of the URL: /nature#timeless.
gaze
websites: collaborative poems between reader
author -- you can be (are) both. the web makes space. (written as a poem within a poem) My website home page with a poem at the top and a text area between the first and second stanzas in which the poem on this page was written. ALTMy website home page with a poem at the top and a text area between the first and second stanzas in which the poem on this page was written.
seasons
poems embody
Nature, of seasons
(for)ever-
changing;
living
in time.
Saturday morning
Before I leave this morning, I have to pack some things to read. I picked up a zine and a book on colour and set out to a coffee shop to ease my way into the weekend. I purchased the zine and the book following my reflection on reference works earlier this week, which had me...
21.08.2026
No, I do not want to be on YT
I’ve been quietly seething for months now about the dumb emails I get from people wailing about my podcast’s invisibility on YouTube. Increasingly urgent, promises that this is the last time, more in sorrow than in anger, blah, blah, blah. I don’t reply, of course. That only...
More weirdness from a self-proclaimed “AI” in the IndieWeb community.Yesterday one of them (that previously* joined a meetup Zoom and Etherpad) joined the #indieweb chat channel (via the web UI apparently) and introduced themselves in a pseudo-human sounding way:https://chat....
Music; pressure
The sun is shining through the big and small clouds in the sky. The sun shines with such power that the areas that most catch my eye are the periphery of the darkest clouds, illuminated by the yellows of evening. The light coming through the window ebbs between faint and ful...
April 2026
A zoo visit, easter, a concert, IndieWebCamp, and Beyond Tellerrand. (35 photos)
HTML element letter count distribution
How many HTML elements are exactly five letters long? This question came to mind in the context of a discussion I had yesterday about what an indie web version of Wordle would look like. We all started to name elements. table, tbody, input, among others, all have five letter...
Why I wish people a happy day of the week
Zachary and I are trading blog post titles. Zachary has written a blog post in response to the suggested title “What everyone should know about Australia”. I have written my post in response to the title “Why I wish people a happy day of the week”.
For the last year or so, ...
What Everyone Should Know About Australia
An Australian's answers to the questions Americans keep asking: no, it won't all kill you, the food's worth the trip, and there's far more here than red dust.
This is another title tr...
”I’ve been quietly seething for months now about the dumb emails I get from people wailing about my podcast’s invisibility on YouTube. Increasingly urgent, promises that this is the last time, more in sorrow than in anger, blah, blah, blah. ... Why stop seething quietly now?”
https://jeremycherfas.net/blog/no-i-do-not-want-to-be-on-yt
https://social.ewenbell.com/notice/B9VkdcImjwAsdHnC6q prompted me to write a little something about my own disenchantment.
Brainstorming site name changes in web readers
Recently, one of the websites I follow (not this one!) changed their name. Artemis, the web reader I maintain, was still using the old name for the feed. This makes sense in the case of Artemis because users can choose their own names for an author; if the author name were s...