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2026-11-10 · 8 min read

The IndieWeb and the small web, explained

What the IndieWeb and the small web are, how they differ and where they meet: POSSE, microformats, Webmention and IndieAuth on one side, Neocities, webrings, Gemini and pubnixes on the other. Plus where to find these sites and how to start your own.

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2026-11-09 50 Obsidian tricks that need zero plugins
2026-11-08 Reading log, 2026-W45
2026-11-08 Cock.li, email the way it used to be
2026-11-08 Bloggram turns your Telegram channel into a blog
2026-11-08 Emacs beyond the basics, part I: feeds, gopher, the fediverse and mail
2026-11-08 The small things I love
2026-11-07 How to get into the demoscene: a practical guide
2026-11-07 Three small computers looking for neighbors
2026-11-06 Come get lost in weirdnet
2026-11-06 Org mode from zero: a complete, friendly guide
2026-11-06 Come wander the small web with curl
2026-11-05 Neat Finds #04: Old Machines, Small Rings and Terminal Weather
2026-11-05 How murad.chat fits the fediverse on one VPS
2026-11-05 How to publish a website under ip6.arpa
2026-11-05 Software as culture: the demoscene
2026-11-04 Binary Memories, part III

Every post, by year

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2026-11-10 20:02

maurycy did it again. "your tv can see through walls" is a short one, but it stuck with me all afternoon. he points an SDR (a cheap software radio) at a local ATSC tv station, then nudges the antenna a few centimeters until a strong reflection almost cancels the direct signal…

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