Turning a page into a feed
Why and how I added a feed to my indie web directories directory.
Archive 2026 April
Ghostty Is Leaving GitHub – Mitchell Hashimoto
I too have been annoyed by GitHub’s performance lately, and that’s just from using it personally.
I can’t imagine what’s it’s like for those relying on it for paid work right now.
Curious to see where Ghostty ends up, and what impact this has on its contributions.
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My IndieWebCamp Düsseldorf Demo: Extended Edition
Featuring never-before-seen coverage and a look behind the scenes.
An IndieWebCamp Düsseldorf 2026 Saturday Summary
Feeling inspired after day one of IndieWebCamp Düsseldorf 2026. …
Hallo IndieWebCamp Düsseldorf! 👋
I’ll be joining in remotely this weekend. I do wish I was there with you all, maybe next time!
liked The Colonization of Confidence., Sightless Scribbles
“They are selling you a solution to a problem they created. They want you to feel insecure. If you feel insecure, you pay the subscription.”
“You are not bad. You are a jazz musician in a world trying to sell ringtones.”
bookmarked The internet used to be fun
here’s a collection of articles that to some degree answer the question “Why have a personal website?” with “Because it’s fun, and the internet used to be fun."
(It still is, but it used to be, too)
liked Open Tabs - Ricardo Chávez
Every time I visit Ricardo’s garden his open tabs become my open tabs.
I’ve seen a few indie web directories popping up lately, so in an attempt to keep track of them all I’ve started on a directory of indie web directories.
Then I was introduced to Russel’s paradox, which asks if a directory should include itself?
The answer is no, you make another one.
bookmarked Endgame for the Open Web - Anil Dash
all the signs are pointing to the fact that we might be in endgame for “open” as we’ve known it on the Internet over the last few decades
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