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• mandaris, probably more of an indieweb-dev question, but take a look at https://indieweb.org/authorship-spec for multiple ways to indicate authorship. You can definitely have one h-card on the page (or even a different page, like the homepage or about page), and have each post indicate how to find the author of the post.
  gRegor at 2026-01-16 03:18
• Netlify, a service provider Ive used for a while to host static websites, has started to introduce more "action required" items that feel like if they were really trying to be good to users would auto magically fix somehow. If you dont upgrade the binary option to upgrade the site, it will de activate. This is consistent with a pattern of increasing inherent deactivation somehow. Plus they added AI Agents. Just feels like another day in an
  [morgan] at 2026-01-16 02:04
• Hello tantek, I've been wondering if it makes sense for me to have duplicats of my h-card on my blog. I have asides with `hidden` properties in each article AND a h-card on the bottom of the site. It seems to work when I'm testing it and I'm afraid to change it now.
  mandaris at 2026-01-16 01:18
• IndieWeb Movie Club is a monthly movie themed blog carnival inspired by the indieweb-carnival https://indieweb.org/movie_club
  Loqi at 2026-01-15 23:55
• Only a few, will fix those while I'm at it :)
  gRegor at 2026-01-15 23:52
• Also seems to depend on how focused the task is, i.e. whether you're using it to vibe code up an entire prototype or just asking focused questions about a particular style, basically like a fancy autocomplete or inline stackoverflow bot.
  [Al_Abut] at 2026-01-15 23:23
• Ive decided to adopt two conflicting goals, one is to rest on computer stuff mostly all month/next month - really trying to engage in hobbies that are restful, but on the 28th I am giving a techie talk about web performance and specifically about the topic of the compositor to a group called PeformanceObserver. Its specifically about making higher performing CSS animations using the GPUs in our devices/browser-enabled, based from a small
  [morgan] at 2026-01-15 22:34
• Less is more with CSS and less code -- succinctness -- is a value (yet?) to be displayed by default by coding tools.
  [artlung] at 2026-01-15 22:32
• @arekenaten my son built a website for an idea he had using AI coding, and it managed the html and js adequately, but the CSS was a weird mishmash. It defined variables and used flex and also had a responsive section with breakpoints at 520 and 360, and defined the sizes of things in a mashup of px and em and %.
  [KevinMarks] at 2026-01-15 22:28
• I resonate a lot with the article
  [morgan] at 2026-01-15 22:22

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