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https://www.patrickrhone.net/the-things-you-dont-see/
Permalink“For every detainment you do see on social media that happens to be caught on video, there are many, many, more where no observers were around to document.” #ICE
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Grav Bridgy Fed Plugin
https://trucs.hophop.be/fr/blog/plugin-grav-bridgy-fed-fediverse
PermalinkConnect your Grav CMS site to the Fediverse via Bridgy Fed. This plugin automatically injects Microformats2 markup into your pages, handles webmentions, and manages the necessary redirects for Fediverse discovery.
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English Version (Français plus bas) Hi, I geek around tech, information systems, democracy, justice, coercive groups (aka cults), and discernment. My blog serves as a repository for my thoughts, long-form writings (some still in draft), and a place w...
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Inspired by https://uses.tech, the following is a list of my personal ‘stack’ as of 02-02-2026 Hardware 💻 Framework 16 with Fedora Geekom 13 with Windows 11 Software 🎨 Adobe Creative Cloud 🎬 Ableton Live 12 Canvas 🎬 Cloudron Apps Bitwarden 🔒 Obs...
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For 2026 I want to try to put my Matrix access as a way to contact me but here are all the ways I can be contacted : Matrix: rick:rmendes.net 🗨️ Email : rick[@]rmendes.net I’d rather not have DMs there but I can be contacted over there, but I might...
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https://simonwillison.net/2026/Feb/1/openclaw-in-docker/#atom-everything
Permalink#OpenClaw in #Docker
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I think I never subscribed to as many RSS feeds from small blogs as I did recently since I got myself my own #microsub reader integrated into my blog engine powered by #indiekit
it’s just very comfortable to use, you read the blog post and you can reply, like or repost right from the integrated Reader view (inspired by Monocle)
it makes me read more and subscribe to more people’s blogs, which from my weekend exploration is a huge world to explore… there are so many interesting people writing about all kinds of things or even just about their own daily life: it’s a level of “sharing” that “social media” as we know it or as we have been experiencing it, cannot reproduce or emulate.
with blogs you need the intent to subscribe, after a while you eagerly wait for the next post about X or Y because you know it will come with perspectives or experience from the people directly impacted or living through it.
with blogs you have that calmness, no ads, beautiful design, some have really nice custom features that truly makes me want to improve my own blog.
perhaps I’m just getting old… I was there when it all started early 2000’s and when RSS allowed us to briefly experience and experiment the “social web” without walled gardens and corporate algorithms.
26 years later I feel that the blog revival has never been so strong and that’s very encouraging for the future of the web.
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I have been thinking about the same thing… but I have no idea how I’m going to pull this off… not that this blog/site of mine is of much interest but in some way it’s a memory (partial one) of my life. will it matter when I’ll be on my death bed? I’m not convinced but I like the idea of “keeping to exist” on the web after I’m gone.
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🎶🎵 Dire Straits à l’honneur ce soir … je me suis pris de nostalgie tout d’un coup et j’aime bien ma page qui s’actualise automatiquement avec ce que j’écoute 🤓
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https://www.the-reframe.com/where-it-ends/
PermalinkWell… it begins where survivors are : alone and ignored by society. it’s valid for Epstein or Spatz in both cases, society is a spectator and individuals are grinded into paralysis by the impunity of predators and the utter inability of our societies to prosecute criminals, even more when they occupy the Office of the President
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https://indiantinker.bearblog.dev/slurping-the-claude-code-word-soup/
PermalinkGood breakdown on the “Claude Mental Model” powered by markdown
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Someone should say it loud : your blog is not a blog if it does not allow me to subscribe to it using RSS.
There, I said it.
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https://da.van.ac/fltr-5-la-brutalite-fabrique-ses-propres-anticorps-democratiques/
PermalinkDe plus en plus sympa les newsletter de @davanac
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Things I self-host This blog with indiekit Nexcloud (files) Forgejo (code) RSS tools (Really Simple Syndication) Matrix (chat) Vaultwarden (passwords management) Ntfy.sh (notifications) Trillium (notes) even tho Obsidian has taken over ActualBudget (...
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https://doneyli.substack.com/p/i-built-my-own-observability-for
PermalinkThis is really interesting… I know i’m going to spend a weekend on this, but just not this one yet !