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This blog is running on a recycled Google Pixel 5 - Dom Corriveau If you glance over this blog, you will see that I am an avid Android fan. After setting up numerous Linux proot desktops on phones, I wanted to see if I use a phone as a server and run my blog from an Android phone. Since you are reading this, I was successful.
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Indie Web, small web, social web, whatever web, my web – disassociated.com Indie Web, at its essence is our own place away from the corporate web, the social media behemoths, and the algorithms preventing us from finding the content we really seek.
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One of us Let me be extremely clear. You do not need Webmentions to be part of the “IndieWeb”. The only real “requirement”, if you want to think of it that way, is to just have your own site on your own domain where you put your own stuff. That’s it.
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Has the IndieWeb Become Irrelevant? | starbreaker.org
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Has the IndieWeb become discourse again? - Marty McGuire -
I want to be left alone - Dom Corriveau
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Dom Corriveau | Home
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Reckoning - Infrequently Noted Modern websites don't have to feel broken. Better is possible. This series walks through today's network and device ground truth, stares into abyss of developer practices, and closes with advice for managers and engineers who want to avoid the same mistakes.
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I don't write code the way I used to - stitcher.io I find myself liking a functional mindset more and more. It's just simpler. I find it comfortable to split data and functionality, to keep my code as flat as possible. I'm still using classes and objects and their internal state, but overall these objects are looking more and more like functions: data goes in, data comes out. That's it.
