#independent — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #independent, aggregated by home.social.
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"there's a sense of longing, loss, sorrow (delete as applicable or choose all three) in her tone, yet also defiance - her head held high despite the pain, wearing her tears without shame"
https://www.theslowmusicmovement.org/post/tomas-raae-eline-hellerud-åsbakk-jeg-tror-det-er-skoven-der-brænder-alt-popCompanion Playlist: https://www.submithub.com/link/slow-pop-playlist
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"he’s skilfully blended the music into a seamless, two-hour-long trip through the ambient spectrum. So find a couple of hours to spare, lie back and close your eyes"
https://www.theslowmusicmovement.org/post/the-places-we-carry-home-normal-ambientCompanion Playlist: https://www.submithub.com/link/slow-ambient-playlist
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"it's time for the peak-time funk of "Get On Down", and it's a banger. The tempo is high, the groove tight, the horn angular - giving the dancers a further prod up the arse"
https://www.theslowmusicmovement.org/post/the-winston-brothers-get-on-down-funkFind the lads in the Slow Groove Playlist: https://www.submithub.com/link/slow-grooves-playlist
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"it's time for the peak-time funk of "Get On Down", and it's a banger. The tempo is high, the groove tight, the horn angular - giving the dancers a further prod up the arse"
https://www.theslowmusicmovement.org/post/the-winston-brothers-get-on-down-funkFind the lads in the Slow Groove Playlist: https://www.submithub.com/link/slow-grooves-playlist
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"it's time for the peak-time funk of "Get On Down", and it's a banger. The tempo is high, the groove tight, the horn angular - giving the dancers a further prod up the arse"
https://www.theslowmusicmovement.org/post/the-winston-brothers-get-on-down-funkFind the lads in the Slow Groove Playlist: https://www.submithub.com/link/slow-grooves-playlist
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"it's time for the peak-time funk of "Get On Down", and it's a banger. The tempo is high, the groove tight, the horn angular - giving the dancers a further prod up the arse"
https://www.theslowmusicmovement.org/post/the-winston-brothers-get-on-down-funkFind the lads in the Slow Groove Playlist: https://www.submithub.com/link/slow-grooves-playlist
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"it's time for the peak-time funk of "Get On Down", and it's a banger. The tempo is high, the groove tight, the horn angular - giving the dancers a further prod up the arse"
https://www.theslowmusicmovement.org/post/the-winston-brothers-get-on-down-funkFind the lads in the Slow Groove Playlist: https://www.submithub.com/link/slow-grooves-playlist
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#MissKitty says to be your own #free #speech #loudly. Be like #Mack. In my opinion, the only thing providing any checks to #mainstream #media is that #Independent Media has become so strong. Independent Media is going to win. That is the go-to. I will drop that directory again.
RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:qobvnkudcv3zlaklxxjduqoi/post/3mvqxq6f4k52h -
Meow meow 😜💋❤️
See 👀 my solo videos + chat 🔥💋 subscribe to my fansly 🔗 https://fansly.com/meowjessicat
#hotwife #FanslyGirl #nsfw #thickwoman #thick #milf #sexy #videos #chat #tits #ass #legs #hot #spicy #egirl #fansly #bigtits #amateur #independent
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Meow meow 😜💋❤️
See 👀 my solo videos + chat 🔥💋 subscribe to my fansly 🔗 https://fansly.com/meowjessicat
#hotwife #FanslyGirl #nsfw #thickwoman #thick #milf #sexy #videos #chat #tits #ass #legs #hot #spicy #egirl #fansly #bigtits #amateur #independent
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Meow meow 😜💋❤️
See 👀 my solo videos + chat 🔥💋 subscribe to my fansly 🔗 https://fansly.com/meowjessicat
#hotwife #FanslyGirl #nsfw #thickwoman #thick #milf #sexy #videos #chat #tits #ass #legs #hot #spicy #egirl #fansly #bigtits #amateur #independent
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“Divine” from Library on Fire, SOLD OUT
Thank you for supporting an independent poet! 🖤✨
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“Divine” from Library on Fire, SOLD OUT
Thank you for supporting an independent poet! 🖤✨
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“Divine” from Library on Fire, SOLD OUT
Thank you for supporting an independent poet! 🖤✨
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“Divine” from Library on Fire, SOLD OUT
Thank you for supporting an independent poet! 🖤✨
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“Divine” from Library on Fire, SOLD OUT
Thank you for supporting an independent poet! 🖤✨
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Three robots worked together like an independent science team in NASA’s latest test — it could change space exploration forever by making decisions without waiting for Earth
https://atlas.whatip.xyz/post.php?slug=three-robots-worked-together-like-an-independent-science-team-in-nasas-latest-test-it-could-change-space-exploration-forever-by-making-decisions-without-waiting-for-earth
<p>NASA tested three robots capable of independent scientific decision-making
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S5406
A bill to amend title 38, United States Code, to modify the limitation on waiver for pay of critical health care personnel of the Department of Veterans Affairs, and for other purposes.📢 Introduced in Senate
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S5406
A bill to amend title 38, United States Code, to modify the limitation on waiver for pay of critical health care personnel of the Department of Veterans Affairs, and for other purposes.📢 Introduced in Senate
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S5406
A bill to amend title 38, United States Code, to modify the limitation on waiver for pay of critical health care personnel of the Department of Veterans Affairs, and for other purposes.📢 Introduced in Senate
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S5406
A bill to amend title 38, United States Code, to modify the limitation on waiver for pay of critical health care personnel of the Department of Veterans Affairs, and for other purposes.📢 Introduced in Senate
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S5406
A bill to amend title 38, United States Code, to modify the limitation on waiver for pay of critical health care personnel of the Department of Veterans Affairs, and for other purposes.📢 Introduced in Senate
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Who We Used to Be by Julia Amante
An empowering novel about finding purpose in the aftermath of a decades-long crumbling marriage
The post Who We Used to Be by Julia Amante appeared first on Independent Book Review.
https://independentbookreview.com/2026/09/17/who-we-used-to-be-by-julia-amante/#bookreview #Independent #indieauthor #indieauthorbookreview #JuliaAmante
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Who We Used to Be by Julia Amante
An empowering novel about finding purpose in the aftermath of a decades-long crumbling marriage
The post Who We Used to Be by Julia Amante appeared first on Independent Book Review.
https://independentbookreview.com/2026/09/17/who-we-used-to-be-by-julia-amante/#bookreview #Independent #indieauthor #indieauthorbookreview #JuliaAmante
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Who We Used to Be by Julia Amante
An empowering novel about finding purpose in the aftermath of a decades-long crumbling marriage
The post Who We Used to Be by Julia Amante appeared first on Independent Book Review.
https://independentbookreview.com/2026/09/17/who-we-used-to-be-by-julia-amante/#bookreview #Independent #indieauthor #indieauthorbookreview #JuliaAmante
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Who We Used to Be by Julia Amante
An empowering novel about finding purpose in the aftermath of a decades-long crumbling marriage
The post Who We Used to Be by Julia Amante appeared first on Independent Book Review.
https://independentbookreview.com/2026/09/17/who-we-used-to-be-by-julia-amante/#bookreview #Independent #indieauthor #indieauthorbookreview #JuliaAmante
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There are many paths onto the #indieweb. Two of the most common:
1. an idea for a name and a website
2. a desire to create and express yourself, independently of social media
If you start with (1), have an idea for a domain name, find one, and buy it, then you need a place to direct it to.
The simplest next step is setting up a content hosting service, and configuring it with your new domain name.
If you start with (2), a desire to create and publish, then similarly, the simplest first step is to set up a content hosting service.
Either way, you should choose a service that supports custom domain names.
Had a great chat with Joe Crawford (@artlung.com) this morning about the many ways people find their way to the indieweb, and set up their own indieweb site.
We talked about the challenges of attaching a domain name to a service, and how that could be better documented and explained.
Subsequently Joe took the initiative to create a new "custom domain name" page on the IndieWeb wiki to help consider and choose a content hosting service that supports custom domains:
* https://indieweb.org/custom_domain_name
There are both free options and paid options depending on what kind of features, user experience, and support you want.
Most paid options cost less than a latte a month, certainly less than monthly mobile phone or video streaming fees.
Know other content hosting services that support custom domain names?
Add them to the wiki page!
And if you prefer to install and run your own content management software or create your one yourself, you can do that too:
* https://indieweb.org/CMS
If you do create one, watch out for spending more time coding than writing.
Or code away! It’s your site, code, write, mix it up as you wish.
Previously: https://tantek.com/2026/242/t1/indieweb-own-domain-content-personal-website
This is post 19 of #100PostsOfIndieWeb. #100Posts
#independent #socialMedia #domain #domainName #contentHosting #customDomain #customDomains #customDomainName #customDomainNames #CMS
#Blaugust #Blaugust2026
← https://tantek.com/2026/242/t1/indieweb-own-domain-content-personal-website
→ https://tantek.com/2026/244/t1/september-blogging-challenge-wassup -
There are many paths onto the #indieweb. Two of the most common:
1. an idea for a name and a website
2. a desire to create and express yourself, independently of social media
If you start with (1), have an idea for a domain name, find one, and buy it, then you need a place to direct it to.
The simplest next step is setting up a content hosting service, and configuring it with your new domain name.
If you start with (2), a desire to create and publish, then similarly, the simplest first step is to set up a content hosting service.
Either way, you should choose a service that supports custom domain names.
Had a great chat with Joe Crawford (@artlung.com) this morning about the many ways people find their way to the indieweb, and set up their own indieweb site.
We talked about the challenges of attaching a domain name to a service, and how that could be better documented and explained.
Subsequently Joe took the initiative to create a new "custom domain name" page on the IndieWeb wiki to help consider and choose a content hosting service that supports custom domains:
* https://indieweb.org/custom_domain_name
There are both free options and paid options depending on what kind of features, user experience, and support you want.
Most paid options cost less than a latte a month, certainly less than monthly mobile phone or video streaming fees.
Know other content hosting services that support custom domain names?
Add them to the wiki page!
And if you prefer to install and run your own content management software or create your one yourself, you can do that too:
* https://indieweb.org/CMS
If you do create one, watch out for spending more time coding than writing.
Or code away! It’s your site, code, write, mix it up as you wish.
Previously: https://tantek.com/2026/242/t1/indieweb-own-domain-content-personal-website
This is post 19 of #100PostsOfIndieWeb. #100Posts
#independent #socialMedia #domain #domainName #contentHosting #customDomain #customDomains #customDomainName #customDomainNames #CMS
#Blaugust #Blaugust2026
← https://tantek.com/2026/242/t1/indieweb-own-domain-content-personal-website
→ https://tantek.com/2026/244/t1/september-blogging-challenge-wassup -
There are many paths onto the #indieweb. Two of the most common:
1. an idea for a name and a website
2. a desire to create and express yourself, independently of social media
If you start with (1), have an idea for a domain name, find one, and buy it, then you need a place to direct it to.
The simplest next step is setting up a content hosting service, and configuring it with your new domain name.
If you start with (2), a desire to create and publish, then similarly, the simplest first step is to set up a content hosting service.
Either way, you should choose a service that supports custom domain names.
Had a great chat with Joe Crawford (@artlung.com) this morning about the many ways people find their way to the indieweb, and set up their own indieweb site.
We talked about the challenges of attaching a domain name to a service, and how that could be better documented and explained.
Subsequently Joe took the initiative to create a new "custom domain name" page on the IndieWeb wiki to help consider and choose a content hosting service that supports custom domains:
* https://indieweb.org/custom_domain_name
There are both free options and paid options depending on what kind of features, user experience, and support you want.
Most paid options cost less than a latte a month, certainly less than monthly mobile phone or video streaming fees.
Know other content hosting services that support custom domain names?
Add them to the wiki page!
And if you prefer to install and run your own content management software or create your one yourself, you can do that too:
* https://indieweb.org/CMS
If you do create one, watch out for spending more time coding than writing.
Or code away! It’s your site, code, write, mix it up as you wish.
Previously: https://tantek.com/2026/242/t1/indieweb-own-domain-content-personal-website
This is post 19 of #100PostsOfIndieWeb. #100Posts
#independent #socialMedia #domain #domainName #contentHosting #customDomain #customDomains #customDomainName #customDomainNames #CMS
#Blaugust #Blaugust2026
← https://tantek.com/2026/242/t1/indieweb-own-domain-content-personal-website
→ https://tantek.com/2026/244/t1/september-blogging-challenge-wassup -
There are many paths onto the #indieweb. Two of the most common:
1. an idea for a name and a website
2. a desire to create and express yourself, independently of social media
If you start with (1), have an idea for a domain name, find one, and buy it, then you need a place to direct it to.
The simplest next step is setting up a content hosting service, and configuring it with your new domain name.
If you start with (2), a desire to create and publish, then similarly, the simplest first step is to set up a content hosting service.
Either way, you should choose a service that supports custom domain names.
Had a great chat with Joe Crawford (@artlung.com) this morning about the many ways people find their way to the indieweb, and set up their own indieweb site.
We talked about the challenges of attaching a domain name to a service, and how that could be better documented and explained.
Subsequently Joe took the initiative to create a new "custom domain name" page on the IndieWeb wiki to help consider and choose a content hosting service that supports custom domains:
* https://indieweb.org/custom_domain_name
There are both free options and paid options depending on what kind of features, user experience, and support you want.
Most paid options cost less than a latte a month, certainly less than monthly mobile phone or video streaming fees.
Know other content hosting services that support custom domain names?
Add them to the wiki page!
And if you prefer to install and run your own content management software or create your one yourself, you can do that too:
* https://indieweb.org/CMS
If you do create one, watch out for spending more time coding than writing.
Or code away! It’s your site, code, write, mix it up as you wish.
Previously: https://tantek.com/2026/242/t1/indieweb-own-domain-content-personal-website
This is post 19 of #100PostsOfIndieWeb. #100Posts
#independent #socialMedia #domain #domainName #contentHosting #customDomain #customDomains #customDomainName #customDomainNames #CMS
#Blaugust #Blaugust2026
← https://tantek.com/2026/242/t1/indieweb-own-domain-content-personal-website
→ https://tantek.com/2026/244/t1/september-blogging-challenge-wassup -
There are many paths onto the #indieweb. Two of the most common:
1. an idea for a name and a website
2. a desire to create and express yourself, independently of social media
If you start with (1), have an idea for a domain name, find one, and buy it, then you need a place to direct it to.
The simplest next step is setting up a content hosting service, and configuring it with your new domain name.
If you start with (2), a desire to create and publish, then similarly, the simplest first step is to set up a content hosting service.
Either way, you should choose a service that supports custom domain names.
Had a great chat with Joe Crawford (@artlung.com) this morning about the many ways people find their way to the indieweb, and set up their own indieweb site.
We talked about the challenges of attaching a domain name to a service, and how that could be better documented and explained.
Subsequently Joe took the initiative to create a new "custom domain name" page on the IndieWeb wiki to help consider and choose a content hosting service that supports custom domains:
* https://indieweb.org/custom_domain_name
There are both free options and paid options depending on what kind of features, user experience, and support you want.
Most paid options cost less than a latte a month, certainly less than monthly mobile phone or video streaming fees.
Know other content hosting services that support custom domain names?
Add them to the wiki page!
And if you prefer to install and run your own content management software or create your one yourself, you can do that too:
* https://indieweb.org/CMS
If you do create one, watch out for spending more time coding than writing.
Or code away! It’s your site, code, write, mix it up as you wish.
Previously: https://tantek.com/2026/242/t1/indieweb-own-domain-content-personal-website
This is post 19 of #100PostsOfIndieWeb. #100Posts
#independent #socialMedia #domain #domainName #contentHosting #customDomain #customDomains #customDomainName #customDomainNames #CMS
#Blaugust #Blaugust2026
← https://tantek.com/2026/242/t1/indieweb-own-domain-content-personal-website
→ https://tantek.com/2026/244/t1/september-blogging-challenge-wassup -
https://www.europesays.com/africa/314454/ Atiku Demands Independent Investigation into PFIPC Scandal Within Seven Days #Atiku #independent #Investigation #Nigeria #PFIPC #Scandal #SevenDays