Thomas Günther

@medienbaecker
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165 Following
229 Posts
Baker’s son turned web developer, kneading pixels and code for 15+ years.
Websitehttps://medienbaecker.com
Kirbysiteshttps://kirbysites.com
Wütende Bücher (angry books) are taking over https://verlagegegenrechts.de 😱

A fantastic new German initiative turns the first Sunday of every month into "Digital Independence Day", showcasing ways how to say goodbye to big tech: https://di.day/.

We couldn't be happier that their site is running on Kirby.

Home — Digital Independence Day

An jedem ersten Sonntag im Monat veranstalten wir den Digital Independence Day. Wir holen uns unser freies digitales Leben zurück und wechseln zu demokratiefreundlichen digitalen Alternativen.

GitHub - medienbaecker/kirby-token-field

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GitHub
The previews could get pretty powerful 🤔
Working on an ambitious @getkirby field right now. Is "token-field" a good name? 🤔
Do check out the frontend of the latest addition though, it's beautiful: https://vernacular.fr
Thanks @timotheegoguely for the submission!
Jules Vernacular

Herbier typographique dédié aux écritures artisanales du paysage français

Jules Vernacular
I've unfortunately had to remove frontend screenshots from https://kirbysites.com for legal reasons. It's now "from the back" only 😅
Kirbysites

Beautiful Kirby websites, from the back. Curated by Thomas Günther.

My driver evidently isn’t a logical properties guy as he gave me a weird look when I told him to turn inline-start at the lights.
Thought provoking new campaign ad from the Green Party of England and Wales. Strong and thoughtful message - it makes the other English parties look like dishwater.
While it was primarily fueled by anger and disbelief, I am happy to have spent most of the weekend further de-USA-ing my digital life. Nextcloud is really polished I have to say. Next up is the migration to Linux. With lots of Apple (silicon) hardware this is going to be a bit more difficult (or expensive) I’m afraid. Oh well.