Mys när @bjoreman@toot.cafe hittat en länk som han tycker skulle platsa i vår podd och drar igång en spontan Hej (resten av) internet!-sektion i Björeman // Melin // Åhs. 🥰 Japp, indieblog.page är helt klart i vår smak och, ja, det är hög tid att vi masar oss till inspelningsbåset igen. 😋

    My view from the sofa yesterday during movie night with the niece. With a two-year-old, movie night is more like movie afternoon. She managed nine minutes before wanting to play dress-up instead.

    Her dad let her have as many pieces of candy as she is years old. I got two pieces of candy, too. 😋

    A saucer with one piece of candy left on it. In the background, the Swedish cartoon Bamse is playing on the tv.

    Warm enough for cardamom bun and coffee in the sun today! I’m reading I, Robot for Elle Cordova’s sf book club. 📚

    Bulle på finporslin i gräset, tillsammans med kaffe i termos och boken 'I, Robot'.

    Första soliga vårfikan i Idas park. Sven tog med finporslin i jackfickan.

    My Instagram connector for Tapestry has been broken for a while, but I’m working on fixing it. It’s getting there! I’m also experimenting with a connector for X. It’s so weird seeing posts from both platforms in the same timeline.

    There are still kind and interesting folks on these sites. Now, I can keep up with them until they leave for better, more open alternatives.

    My phone with Tapestry open, showing posts from Instagram and X in the same timeline.

    And about Neal’s post in the photo…

    sometimes I design something and then realize I’m thinking about the wii menu again

    Our brains must be wired similarly. I think about the Wii Menu sometimes too. 😋

    On the topic of great blog posts, here’s @annie’s Despite the horrors, the laundry must be done; Despite the laundry, the horrors must be faced. A thoughtful approach to navigating the upsetting and complex situations we face, both at home and in the world.

    Robert is curious about the blog posts that resonated with you in February. He’s started curating a list of people’s favorites, a very cozy way to find some good reads for the weekend. My favorite post is in there too! Surf over to Robert’s blog to see which one I chose. 🏄

    Support for SVG favicons just landed in Safari Technology Preview. Finally! It’s about time. This is good news for Micro.bloggers using my Faviconique plug-in. 💅

    New to me, Svart Ridå has a very Swedish ’90s indie sound, and I like it! Just secured tickets to see them live next month. 🎵

    ”Kall” UTE NU!

    16 years ago today, if you had taken tram line 1 towards Tynnered, you would have been surprised to find Detektivbyrån playing Generation Celebration live. Oh, how I wish I had been there. Here’s a taste—the rest is on YouTube. 🎵

    “How far should I count?”
    “Count to 25!”

    My niece and I were playing hide and seek this afternoon. When I got to 12, she came back.

    “Come!”
    “What is it?”
    “I need your help,” she says, grabbing my hand.

    She leads me into the bedroom, and I see our dirty laundry spread everywhere. Of course, she figured out that she’s small enough to fit in our laundry bin, but she can’t get in herself. I lift her up and carefully place her in the bin. I grab the lid she had tossed on our bed and place it on her head.

    “This is the perfect hiding spot!” I say. “I’ll never find you.”

    Tiana Dueck has completed her documentary series Asking Around and I’m watching the first episode now, asking around about reading. So cozy! There are also episodes about friendship, birding, crafting, what it’s like to be a gecko, and more.

    Tiana and her friend Zoé are sitting on a sofa, talking about reading. There’s a sleeping dog between them, and the subtitles read: yeah, I feel like reading is always in your life and some way rather.

    Martha Wells:

    I have been so excited since I found out this would be announced today! RIP any ability for me to concentrate[.]

    Me, too, Martha. Me, too. Murderbot premieres May 16! 🦾

    I love this definition of a personal website from ravon:

    a website is a link to a page in an infinite book bound within one domain name. it’s where the architecture of the internet becomes apparent to many of us. it’s a landing — like a stoop, porch, or front door. peering through the window, what do you want us to learn about you? who else are you connected to?

    In that piece, she also quotes Laurel’s classic My website is a shifting house next to a river of knowledge—another poetic way to describe our nests in cyberspace.

    New drop from Trisha. 🖤

    real men know how to dream
    real men know how to clean
    real men make cuisine
    real men know how to steam
    Real men stay hydrated
    Real men don’t need a face lift
    Real men celebrate other men’s success
    Real men know having fun is best

    Secured tickets to Charli XCX at Way Out West, Gothenburg. See you in August, angels! 🍏

    Rek Bell perfectly illustrates how to fold a zine. ✂️

    An animation shows each step to fold an A4 sheet into an 8-page zine.

    Curious about how the trans sisters in your computer work? Of course you are! Go watch Heydon’s Why is Everything Binary? now.

    A bold, black-and-white design with WHY IS EVERYTHING BINARY? in the center. Binary code surrounds the text. On the left, a male figure with a huge, exposed brain. On the right, an upside-down female figure mirroring him.

    What a lovely pledge this is. 🥰

    there are eight billion people in the world, 67% of whom are on the internet (in case you don't have a calculator handy, that's 5,360,000,000 people). this little corner of the internet represents .000000130597015% of the world's internet users. and I am so excited about it.

    to my seven subscribers, i pledge to never be exciting. i pledge to be a reflection of your own humanity. i pledge to be full of faults and make lots of mistakes. thank you for seeing me.

    Here’s a summary of some drama that unfolded while I slept.

    Adam:

    Today I received a cease and desist notice related to my recent comments about the attitudes and behaviors of some people within the IndieWeb space.

    Folks assumes this is about Manton and Micro.blog. Pitchforks on the timeline.

    James:

    Confirm a negative for us. If this ISN’T about Manton and/or Micro.blog, say so. Many people on MB deserve to know if this is about their platform.

    Adam:

    Confirmed.

    Don’t assume, get mad, and immediately post about it. Take a breath. Give it 5 minutes. Don’t be a hothead.

    ❤️

    Switching things up at home—new sofa, coffee table, and rug in the living room. Sanna and I have been together for 22 years, and this is the third sofa we’ve bought. It cost an arm and a leg, so hopefully, it’s also the last one we buy before we die. 😋

    Close-up of a living room setup with a round oak coffee table, a textured green rug, and a cozy ochre sofa.

    Hi there, sun, I’ve missed you.

    Beautiful sunrise over a frosty field—crisp air, golden light, and peaceful vibes.

    Sanna feels like there are more and more books piling up at home. 📚 And, well, she’s not wrong. That’s on me.

    Here are my three favorite reads from January:

    • Kitchen by Banana Yoshimoto
    • The Walking Man by Jiro Taniguchi
    • The Guy She Was Interested In Wasn’t a Guy at All by Sumiko Arai

    A stack of twelve books on a side table.

    I’ve had a Nirvana song playing in my head* for the last couple of days (not constantly), and I kept meaning to look up the exact lyrics because—well, my memory is okay, but short. When I finally sat down at my computer to actually look it up, I saw that Anamanaguchi released a cover… three days ago?!1 Weird! What are the odds? 🎵

    Never met a wise man
    If so, it’s a woman

    Anyway, here’s the original Territorial Pissings (Live At The Paramount/1991) and the recent cover (⚠️ Warning for flashing lights).

    * Do all humans do that? Play music in their head, I mean.

    Damn, it sucks that Read.cv (and Posts) is winding down. I’ve lost count of all the cool websites, projects, and humans I’ve found over there. Like Karlie’s Text-iles, Robert’s music player, and Connie’s site – and those finds are just from the last couple of days!

    If you’ve never heard of Read.cv before, do yourself a favor and scroll through their explore page before it disappears. Don’t wait too long, though.

    May 16th, 2025 Read.cv and Posts and all corresponding data will be fully wound down.

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