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Sorry to hear this, Tom. It’s been my favourite platform for running little tools and services. Thanks and best wishes for what’s next.
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Sorry to hear this, Tom. It’s been my favourite platform for running little tools and services. Thanks and best wishes for what’s next.
Almost ordered one of the fancy new PROLED MacBook Pro models to replace my 5-year-old M1 Pro, but prices really have jumped up, especially for RAM. I'm going to eke out another year's usage while it still works reasonably well.
Bruges and De Haan, Photos from our holiday near Bruges, Belgium. A canal trip, bowling and Club Brugge. We stayed at Center Parcs in De Haan. 📍 Brugge, West Flanders, BE #GrainSocial https://grain.social/profile/barryfrost.com/gallery/3mz6atlfreqah
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Yes, I like how it’s formalising URLs for common standards, e.g. your blogroll in opml format.
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It was a fairly quick repackaging of data I already had. I’d still lean towards IndieWeb methods, but I think it’s fine to experiment.
I've added endpoints to my website to follow Caleb's new SocialSpec APIs - feed, following, about, and contact. Interested to see where this goes.
Caleb Hailey @calebhailey.com
Introducing SocialSpec.org: APIs for social engagement on the World Wide Web (of websites). Built on open standards. socialspec.org
I've pre-ordered a HomeView in silver. Looks like it could be a fun addition to our kitchen, replacing a HomePod mini. www.apple.com/uk/apple-hom...
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Nice - I'm doing the same on my Astro website from my Bookhive records barryfrost.com/books
What I'm currently reading and what I've finished, tracked on my Bookhive account.
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It would be great if these links could use rel=me for your other identities. Even better, check if the destination links back to the source profile and show an icon to indicate the reciprocal link, like Mastodon. indieweb.org/rel-me joinmastodon.org/verification
Using rel=me on a hyperlink indicates that its destination represents the same person or entity as the current page, which is a key building-block of web-sign-in, IndieAuth, and ✅ distributed identit...
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Finally, the statement from the Premier League has just been released www.premierleague.com/en/news/4727...
What if Man City get a massive Premier League points deduction and decide to rest their best players in the PL so they're fit to win the Champions League? (effectively "doing a PSG") 🤔 City would then qualify for next season's CL as winners, keep their stars and could play their B team in the EFL.
Gene at Visorfest 2026, A few photos from my trip to see my favourite band play at Visorfest in València. 📍 La Marina de València, Valencia, Valencian Community, ES #GrainSocial https://grain.social/profile/barryfrost.com/gallery/3mwkxjbijcgjr
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Design can be so subjective: I really like Sifa’s design! It’s fast, functional and professional.
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Great photo. Pleased to see Bernard’s hair is still magnificent.
Porthtowan, Cornwall, Bodyboarding and hiking at Porthtowan beach 📍 Porthtowan, England, GB #GrainSocial https://grain.social/profile/did:plc:j5ksi3y4tdtbp7vpsxsfyask/gallery/3mud7duor2nhv
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Nice. Thanks, Guido.
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We were at a sunny Potters Bar Town FC today, and saw a 2-1 home win. Even better, we had our photo taken with Arsenal's Premier League trophy which was visiting. #arsenal
👋 Why, yes, I am Gen X and a DCFC fan! These two Tiny Desk Concerts are ace.
kottke.org @kottke.org
Attention Gen X: Death Cab For Cutie Tiny Desk Concert! Ben Gibbard: “I'm starting to realize that some of our earlier records came out a similar distance away from, like, the Beatles records when I was a kid." [kottke.org]
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Hey, thanks for adding me, Tynan! Some great inspiration on that list.