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with words, wonder
03 Oct 18:12 • with words, wonder

Kindness (or, reflecting on TODOs)

For years I have kept a single running document where I take all my notes and write all my TODOs. I like knowing there is one place where I can write everything. I can always move and re-arrange what I need to. I often do. Over the last few weeks, though, I have been reflect...

with words, wonder
03 Oct 18:12 • with words, wonder

Care

Elbow grease. Baking soda and water. Care. The cup from which I drink most often, my IndieWeb mug, has been accruing stains at the joint that connects the interior walls to the bottom of the cup for several months. These stains are left by the occasional drop of tea that is...

Daniel Pietzsch
03 Oct 17:24

🎬 Fantastic Mr. Fox

letterboxd.com/danielpietzsch/film/fantastic-mr-fox/

A lovingly made animated film. Not only is Mr. Fox fantastic - everyone is. And so is the story, the sets, the music. And as typical for Mr. Anderson, it sometimes difficult to appreciate all those little details during the first viewing.

👍 Recommended!

with words, wonder
03 Oct 12:24 • with words, wonder

Noticing

Walking through the Royal Mile, I noticed the faint – then increasing – scent of coffee in the air coming from a popular bakery. It is morning. I continued walking for a little while, en route to one of my preferred coffee shops. There, the baristas were laughing, one exchan...

with words, wonder
02 Oct 14:09 • with words, wonder

Rainbow walk

Today there was a rainbow. ⁂ ⁂ ⁂ A few minutes into my walk, a shower flashed from the grey sky. Looking at all the falling water that surrounded me, I took cover under a nearby, dense tree, one through which comparatively few raindrops were falling. I can wait here for a ...

with words, wonder
02 Oct 11:09 • with words, wonder

Notes from the gallery

On Tuesday I took a few notes while visiting the National Gallery of Scotland. Usually I develop these into a full post, but since the notes have been in my drafts for a few days I thought I would publish them verbatim. ⁂ ⁂ ⁂ How the light of a museum changes the painting ...

Tilman
02 Oct 09:12 • https://tilman.me

Cursor Camp wins Tiny Awards 2026! (and my minor gripe)

The Tiny Awards celebrate “the small, poetic, creative, handmade web”: non-commercial websites by individuals or small groups, nominated and voted on by the public. For me, they have become an important signpost of the web revival. So many creative people are publishing aw...

Tilman
02 Oct 08:45

Cursor Camp wins Tiny Awards 2026! (and my minor gripe)

The Tiny Awards celebrate “the small, poetic, creative, handmade web”: non-commercial websites by individuals or small groups, nominated and voted on by the public. For me, they have become an important signpost of the web revival. So many creative people are publishing awesome and interesting stuff on the web, far away from the algorithm-trodden (para-)social media silos.

This year’s winner is Cursor Camp by…

https://knot.tilman.me/post/cursor-camp-wins-tiny-awards-2026-and-my-minor-gripe/

with words, wonder
02 Oct 07:33 • with words, wonder

Sunrise

At this time of year, the sun begins to rise around the time I wake up. This means I can see the colours of the sunrise; how the sunlight changes the sky. While autumn and winter can be cold, the colours bring the seasons to life. Lately, I have been motivated not only to st...

letorey.co.uk
02 Oct 00:00

Fronteers

Villa Augustus So Susan and decided to stay in the Lantern at the top of the hotel Villa Augustus. This is the best hotel I've ever stayed in. Boat trip We were invited to attend the speakers boat trip around the canals of Dordrecht. Dordrecht Museum Before the conference Susan & I walked around the streets of Dordrecht and visited the Dordrecht Museum. Fronteers Dark Mode The conference is called Dark Mode because it happens in the evening. It started at 4pm, there were 2 talks and then they fed us with a 2 course meal. Then we went back for the remaining talks. The community was lovely and super welcoming, it's one of the best conferences I have ever attended and I have already purchased my ticket for next year. I even got to be part of the event and was the Hydration Police Officer, during Heydon's talk.

with words, wonder
30 Sep 21:27 • with words, wonder

The (continuing) joy of monostiches

In 2024 I started writing monostiches, which are poems that span a single line. Over the last few weeks I have been writing more, and now I have a category page devoted to monostiches. I have been thinking about why I like the monostich form so much. I think there are a few...

with words, wonder
30 Sep 20:27 • with words, wonder

here, something

In Distance there is the sight of everything; here there is the presence of something.

with words, wonder
30 Sep 20:27 • with words, wonder

ever-changing

My website is ever changing. I am

MICHAEL KUPIETZ ARTS+CODE
29 Sep 19:21 • Mike Kupietz

Closed port 53 and Port 531 on my home router

Closed port 53 and Port 531 on my home router.

This appears to have killed my subdomains, like my feed aggregator. Will deal with this later when I have time.…

The post Closed port 53 and Port 531 on my home router appeared first on MICHAEL KUPIETZ ARTS+CODE.

David Shanske
29 Sep 17:03 • David Shanske

Did some mailing list software enhancements for my test mailing list today. Seeing how it goes.

with words, wonder
29 Sep 14:09 • with words, wonder

the age

the age of the story.

with words, wonder
29 Sep 13:09 • with words, wonder

nights

nights lost in darkness.

with words, wonder
29 Sep 12:09 • with words, wonder

First pianos

I was listening to a cover of Taylor Swift’s Babylon and, almost immediately, something other than the melody stood out: the resonance of the notes. This sounds familiar. The recording reminded me of the sound my grandparents’ piano made when I would play it as a kid. I sat ...

with words, wonder
29 Sep 10:06 • with words, wonder

Ensuring my posts have permalinks using bash

Last month I moved away from using the Ghost CMS to publish pages and posts on my website. I made the move because I realised I was maintaining more than I really needed to make my site work. I had to manage Ghost (and keep it updated) and an intermediary endpoint to which G...

with words, wonder
29 Sep 07:21 • with words, wonder

Wonders of Web Weaving, Episode 21

The twenty-first episode of Wonders of Web Weaving is out:

In Episode 21, I chat with Joel, the author of joelchrono.xyz about, among other things, writing about video games, weeknotes, homepage and website design, and more.

I hope you enjoy the episode!

Wonders of Web Weaving also has an RSS feed you can use to follow along from wherever you get your podcasts.