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New weeknotes! 📝 Homebrew Website Club meetup, giving a talk about MCP at PyDDF, and discovering some fun Claude Code edge cases.
https://wersdoerfer.de/blogs/ephes_blog/weeknotes-2025-06-23/
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Entry for Aromantics Create Pride 2025
In the desert
“But I like it
I saw a creature, naked, bestial,
Who, squatting upon the ground,
Held his heart in his hands,
And ate of it.
I said, “Is it good, friend?”
“It is bitter—bitter,” he answered;
“Because it is bitter,
“And because it is my heart.”
From: The Black Riders and Other Lines by Stephen Crane, 1895
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BurgeonLab: Main Feed Full-Text
• Naty S
A log of changes to the structure, functionality, and design of BurgeonLab.com.
BurgeonLab: Main Feed Full-Text
• Naty S
A log of changes to the structure, functionality, and design of BurgeonLab.com.
BurgeonLab: Main Feed Full-Text
• Naty S
A log of changes to the structure, functionality, and design of BurgeonLab.com.
Just so much great riffing going on in this collection of fantastic songs. They have enough non-4/4-parts and tempo changes to make it interesting without making it hard to follow. There are some tasty guitar solos, too. “Drill the Skull” is my favourite, with this insanely awesome middle section.
This week, the second Homebrew Website Club Düsseldorf took place. This time, 5 people attended. After a round of introducing each other including website, we once more had a good chat about a variety of IndieWeb topics. And this time, we all did some coding, too. For example, Jochen made some commits to his django-indieweb project, Mark added some rel=me links and Microformats markup, and I fixed my Atom feed’s updated date to truly show the date they have been updated (which is quite relevant for example when sending WebSub notifications).
You know the problem when you accidentally or naively committed on the main Git branch, but then you’re too far coding something that turns out to need more and more (unexpected) work, and you find yourself not able to deploy to production? Yep, happened to me today (again).
This was my entry album into Russian Circles. And it’s still my favourite, probably because of being my first. We saw them on tour back then in Auckland, NZ. And I still remember how that end part of “309” blew me away: first that drum beat, and then this thunderous bass. So heavy! And even better live.
BurgeonLab: Main Feed Full-Text
• Naty S
A rundown of all the resources that was used to create BurgeonLab.com, including sections on AI usage and privacy.