Hardcore IndieWeb: Run your own website 100% independently for only $0.01/day
https://www.neatnik.net/hardcore-indieweb
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Hardcore IndieWeb: Run your own website 100% independently for only $0.01/day
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If youβre not familiar with the IndieWeb movement, itβs a practical approach to maintaining your presence on the web that emphasizes fully owning your identity and your content. This is especially relevant now, at a time when a growing number of corporations want to own and control those things for you. The IndieWeb ethos...
The need to slow down: https://andrewmelder.com/2026/07/18/the-need-to-slow-down.html
The weird thing about the dead internet in 2026: itβs making a plain personal blog feel fresh again.
Bear Blog is a fast, minimalist Markdown publishing platform: no tracking, ads, JavaScript, or recommendation engine. You can make it your own small site, and the code is auditable.
The honest tradeoff: no algorithm will find readers for you. Custom domains and media uploads also require a paid subscription. Would you trade reach for ownership?
Page 101 is out ! https://glivy.webcomic.ws/comics/101/
Still keeping the weekly schedule somehow for 9 weeks straight, aint that crazy ?
#comic #indieweb #glivy #oc #furry #furryart #webcomic #krita #digitalArt #art
I have to share this website, had sooo much fun with it! Felt like a little child! ππ€£
The gallery is GOLD!
AI slop is turning Google search into a filtering job. Two alternatives make opposite bets.
Kagi works as a daily driver: no ads or tracking, but you payβand its Assistant connects to 30+ LLMs.
Marginalia is an independent index of small, old, text-heavy sites. It feels more human because it is smaller: keyword-only, weak for shopping, better for accidental discovery.
Would you pay for cleaner search, or trade coverage for the weird web?
Also packaged the W3C Feed Validator in Embiggens. It's foremost an HTTP service, but its demo.py works well enough as a CLI.
https://github.com/w3c/feedvalidator/
With that, I'm validating my HTML, CSS, and Atom in addition to internal links.
External links would be cool, but would not be deterministic. That must live elsewhere.
Thank you so much, kind stranger, for being my first secret patron on #Liberapay! I am speechless and so grateful for your generosity and support.
If I had to guess what it is for, Iβd put it down to the new #HomebrewWebsiteClub #IndieWeb event Iβm initiating in early August 2026 for the Asia/Pacific/Oceania time zone. I will try my absolute best to make it a worthwhile addition to the exisiting virtual HWCs...
View full note: https://burgeonlab.com/notes/2026/0718-0243
The W3C CSS Validator is now packaged in my flake, and runs as a check each time I publish my website.
https://github.com/w3c/css-validator
https://codeberg.org/rossabaker/embiggens
People and Blogs Interview: Brennan Kenneth Brown | π https://zacharykai.net/notes/pb/brennan
Added opt-out native IndieAuth support to xmit.co-hosted websites. Login with your site, zero setup.
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