i.webthings hub

sharing it forward

Kudos to Jan Wildeboer for the information shared in the following post - it was so useful to me, I’ve implemented it on several recent posts:

Client-side comments with Mastodon on a static Jekyll website (codeberg)

Thanks Jan!

𝚀𝚞𝚎𝚞𝚎𝙳𝚞𝚖𝚙 𝟶𝟺-𝟷𝟿-𝟸𝟻

• Guitar Challenges by the Fiasco Bros.

  where two long-standing guitarist buddies come up with guitar challenges for each other to keep themselves entertained, engaged and alive

• My One Big Text File

  ...the idea of keeping everything - or nearly everything - in one .txt (or .md) file. You might use it to store to-do lists, URLs, meeting notes, a reading log, a calendar, blog entries, essays, or pretty much anything else. However, I wouldn’t suggest using it to store sensitive information like passwords, your darkest secrets or bank details.

• GeoCities Website Maker

  Transform ANY modern webpage into an authentic 90s masterpiece!

• Feeds Fun 📌

  Save news-browsing time by focusing on what truly matters.

• My phone's battery has been blogging for 7 years

  Seven years ago, I wrote a post about a tiny experiment: publishing my phone's battery status to my website. The updates have quietly continued ever since, appearing at https://dri.es/status.

(syndicated to Mastodon)

𝚕𝚒𝚗𝚔𝚢𝚕𝚘𝚟𝚎 𝟶𝟺-𝟷𝟽-𝟸𝟻

• Piece of the Pie
• :: S E R E N N A U ::
• Type Help 📌
• leanrada.com 📌
• Internet Bumper Stickers®

way cool hover effects!

:hover > :not(:hover), sorry not sorry
[angusm]

Thanks for sharing Adam!

meet my new alter ego: linkguy

Call me silly, but my new alter ego, linkguy will soon be appearing in various posts on the webthings. For the sake of clarity, I’d like to introduce him at full size so he’ll be more recognizable to you when reduced:

Carry on...

I find this game challenging, but fun. Do you?

Omiword
[bigjim]

tips, tricks, and resources 04-12-25

• Creating a halftone effect with CSS 📌

  Here’s a quick halftone effect (i.e. a retro printed look) using CSS with only one div at the minimum.

• My list of useful command line tools 📌

  A post that is constantly a work in progress.

• Adding "Webmentions" to my blog (tutorial) 📌

  I love Bear and its supportive community, but one thing I sometimes miss is its interactivity. We're all doing it for our own reasons, but yet it's nice to come by a blogpost that inspired or helped me and tell people of this. Or to get that feedback from others.

• Recommended File Formats for Digital Preservation 📌

  These policies describe the types of formats preserved by Duke University Libraries to provide recommendations on the best formats to use for our campus and library communities.

• Notes on monospace, fonts, ascii, unicode 📌

  A collection of TILs and resources

😎 Thank you shiny Pinboard network! ❤️