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  1. every time i update my "now" page ( catileptic.omg.lol/now ), i take a stroll through the "now garden" ( now.garden/ ) and read a few entire rows of pages

    (i love these tiny web tools that omg.lol provides)

    i wish the "now" pages were written not as lists of things done, things consumed, but rather as tiny stories. fragments of live. some emotion. some musing about things and their meaning. i wish there was more humanity and less <ul></ul>

    #indieweb #tinyweb #now #omglol

  2. every time i update my "now" page ( catileptic.omg.lol/now ), i take a stroll through the "now garden" ( now.garden/ ) and read a few entire rows of pages

    (i love these tiny web tools that omg.lol provides)

    i wish the "now" pages were written not as lists of things done, things consumed, but rather as tiny stories. fragments of live. some emotion. some musing about things and their meaning. i wish there was more humanity and less <ul></ul>

    #indieweb #tinyweb #now #omglol

  3. Hackaday: When A Favicon Becomes The Entire Website. “Putting hidden data in places where few expect it can be a fun hobby or even a professional career. In the case of [Tim Wehrle] it’s just the former. His most recent project in this area uses a favicon image for storing a HTML-based website and rendering its contents within the browser after the favicon has been downloaded.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/06/22/hackaday-when-a-favicon-becomes-the-entire-website/
  4. Hackaday: When A Favicon Becomes The Entire Website. “Putting hidden data in places where few expect it can be a fun hobby or even a professional career. In the case of [Tim Wehrle] it’s just the former. His most recent project in this area uses a favicon image for storing a HTML-based website and rendering its contents within the browser after the favicon has been downloaded.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/06/22/hackaday-when-a-favicon-becomes-the-entire-website/
  5. I met some people on here the other day that were all about supporting self-hosting, and community computing, and I cannot find them by searching -- could anyone help point me in the right direction? IIRC they had something about trying to use residential IPs and sharing services, but I can't remember.

    I would love to get my makerspace more into community computing.

    EDIT: #homelab #selfhosted #selfhosting #TinyWeb

  6. 🚨 CRITICAL: CVE-2026-27613 in TinyWeb (<2.01) enables unauthenticated OS command injection — possible RCE! Patch to 2.01 or enable STRICT_CGI_PARAMS. Review CGI configs and deploy WAF for defense. Details: radar.offseq.com/threat/cve-20 #OffSeq #TinyWeb #CVE202627613 #infosec

  7. few things endear me towards the internet again as curated and catalogues lists of links do: url.town/

    i've really enjoyed setting up a tiny internet bio that is just plain cute, at catileptic.omg.lol/

    and a tiny repository of silly things that occupy my mind & hands, at catileptic.omg.lol/now

    now, how does one become part of a webring?

    #indieweb #tinyweb

  8. few things endear me towards the internet again as curated and catalogues lists of links do: url.town/

    i've really enjoyed setting up a tiny internet bio that is just plain cute, at catileptic.omg.lol/

    and a tiny repository of silly things that occupy my mind & hands, at catileptic.omg.lol/now

    now, how does one become part of a webring?

    #indieweb #tinyweb

  9. Tiny Awards votes are open!
    Vote for my project (Nest) or any other page you love from the very eclectic nominees list.
    tinyawards.net/vote/
    #tinyweb #tinyawards #smallweb #netart

  10. Tiny Awards votes are open!
    Vote for my project (Nest) or any other page you love from the very eclectic nominees list.
    tinyawards.net/vote/
    #tinyweb #tinyawards #smallweb #netart

  11. @macstainless

    I was being sarcastic

    I put up my first web site in 1992-93 using the pico text editor remotely over telnet

    I have no interest in going back to that, thank you very much

    #Smallweb #Tinyweb

  12. @macstainless

    I was being sarcastic

    I put up my first web site in 1992-93 using the pico text editor remotely over telnet

    I have no interest in going back to that, thank you very much

    #Smallweb #Tinyweb

  13. This is an absolutely delightful blog post and as a mildly neurodivergent person, actually a lot easier to read than most local newspaper websites: mgx.me/kirby-vs-this-blog-post /via @bw #a11y #tinyWeb

  14. This is an absolutely delightful blog post and as a mildly neurodivergent person, actually a lot easier to read than most local newspaper websites: mgx.me/kirby-vs-this-blog-post /via @bw #a11y #tinyWeb

  15. Congratulations to this year's winners of Tiny Awards!

    Main award: One Minute Park by Elliott Cost

    sites.elliott.computer/one-min

    Multiplayer Award Winner: One Million Checkboxes by Nolen Royalty

    onemillioncheckboxes.com/

    Results: tinyawards.net

    #TinyAwards #TinyWeb #SmallWeb #IndieWeb #websites #PersonalWebsites

  16. Congratulations to this year's winners of Tiny Awards!

    Main award: One Minute Park by Elliott Cost

    sites.elliott.computer/one-min

    Multiplayer Award Winner: One Million Checkboxes by Nolen Royalty

    onemillioncheckboxes.com/

    Results: tinyawards.net

    #TinyAwards #TinyWeb #SmallWeb #IndieWeb #websites #PersonalWebsites

  17. @witchescauldron The last exodus hardly impacted me, other than a few more followers. My timeline is about the same as before, because I'm still following the same people. The signal to noise ratio is still high, and it's not like an eternal September. Server bandwidth is about the same.

    The secret is to build small and scale horizontally. Not to create giant noisy metropolises which then become hard/expensive to administer.

    #SmallWeb #TinyWeb