Haven't seen this again since it came out. And I enjoyed this a lot now! That dream-within-a-dream concept is so good, and Nolan can just go crazy with the action. And it's still one of his movies you can more easily follow. Technically it's flawless IMO. And that ending is so perfect!

Last weekend, I rather spontaneously attended the IndieWebCamp Berlin. It’s been two days packed with engaging conversations, productive tinkering and hanging out with likeminded individuals. ### Session Day On Saturday, it was “Session day” - as always - where we discuss various IndieWeb related topics, suggested and facilitated by the participants themselves. Here are my brief notes on each session I attended. * ActivityPub: some interesting discussion amongst people that are not too deep into this topic technically. I always have in the back of my head to maybe support ActivityPub in FeedCity. But since it seems to be a rather complicated set of protocols and technologies, I keep sticking to (what I think are) simpler (and sufficient) solutions like WebSub, Webmention etc. * FeedCity: there was enough interest in FeedCity and feed readers in general, that my proposal about an introduction was accepted. So I told a few new people about FeedCity, presented its features and talked a bit about why I designed those the way they are. * Self-hosting at home: some interesting input about hosting and/or accessing computers in your home network. I’m regularly thinking about utilising this more - mainly for accessing my Mac mini for coding. * Photos: definitely some interesting thoughts, mainly about how to post and host. For me, it’s quite a manual process. I’m not too much into sharing photos instantly. I shoot on film, and everything just takes ages. That the posting is rather technical and less slick, really doesn’t matter all that much to me. But nevertheless some interesting thoughts and new input that came from this session. ### Create day The seconds day is the “Create Day” where everyone works on their websites and demos the result at the end. I myself did the following: * I Disallowed some AI bots in my robots.txt. * I fixed the webmentions on my site (thanks to https://beesbuzz.biz for making this webmentions.js lib). They are now only ever fetched client-side on demand, as opposed to be fetched at build-time. This broke somehow, and to be honest, I think fetching and rendering Webmentions on the client is perfectly fine for me. * I started work on a basic `/uses` page. The Webmention bit took the longest time, because I was trying to debug my current library and approach first, before giving up for real, taking it all out, and implementing the new way. ### Thanks After and in between the official parts, it was time to socialise over food and drinks, which was just as enjoyable. Big thanks to all the organisers, (fellow) volunteers, sponsors, and attendees - on location and remote - who made this happen.

This review may contain spoilers. Tap or click to view. The action was really good. The "infected" were, too. And the acting was, too. It's suspenseful. It's emotional. But the story was pretty bonkers. And then this ending! I did not _not_ enjoy it, but some decisions were a bit of a head scratcher.

IndieWebCamp Berlin 2025, the tenth IndieWebCamp in Berlin, is 2025-11-01…02 from 10:00-17:00 daily, the weekend before btconf Berlin 2025.

Back to the Future meets Scream. This was quite silly, but also quite enjoyable. Just the right thing to chill on the couch and relax after a long day.

Also, oberflächlich eigentlich wieder ganz gute Unterhaltung. Aber das Thema selbst fand ich doch einfach eine sehr sehr seltsame Wahl für diese Filmreihe. Und die Klischees, die die Charaktere bedienen waren schon zum Augen rollen und "Echt jetzt!??" denken.

FeedCity has been now been registered as a client for indielogin.com (thanks, Aaron!), and so now I can offer the option for people to login and sign-up using their own website URL via RelMeAuth/Web Sign-in: → FeedCity Sign-up ←.