kimbaclonehi! i new to this server and a little bit of the whole indieweb thingy! i mostly here because i wanna to see others websites made by people and showcase my (honest, kinda dumb looking) website
kimbaclonethanks, i kinda interested in old websites from the 90s and early 2000s, mostly a old kimba fan website that i pretty is still active (as in, the domain is still up, but the website is not)
kimbaclone[edit] thanks, i kinda interested in old websites from the 90s and early 2000s, mostly a old kimba fan website that i pretty sure is still active (as in, the domain is still up, but the website is not)
citizenAlexmy first reaction to MelonLand was "Whoo! That's a lot!" But I stuck with it and I'm settling into it and finding my way around and coming to dig the vibe.
turalyonI recently revamped my website to drop all that “professional” look and bullshit. at this point thinking that during this slop apocalypse and the google shitshow my website is gonna bring me client is just wishful thinking
turalyon[capjamesg]: Ty, I appreciate, I have had more meaningful interactions in 2 weeks with indie-web folk than in 10 years with LinkedIn ghouls. so refreshing
turalyoneveryday I spend working in tech is a day I want to change careers. I think there’s a thin line between liking playing with tech in a relaxed/fun way (as a hobby) and working in the industry.
tellroboxer[edit] I kind of want some way to make creating blog posts less tedious and not having to create new HTML files manually every time I want to post updates
[tantek]also lol at "LinkedIn ghouls" — had never heard it categorized that way. Are there blog posts about the phenomenon you are talking about? I mean I feel I have witnessed it myself, I just don't remember if anyone has taken to their blog to roast the "LinkedIn" corporate-speak method of writing. Would be great to cite something like that as criticism on our /LinkedIn wiki page