Some things I liked this week:
These chair friends
This bit on finishing things, I added it to my collection of endings
This cute video: Beastie Boys through the years
This site: LOADMORE that “collects distinctive mobile experiences” worth the click just for the little mascot
Sites I like: The HTML Review, Issue 04
Sites I like: ambient.garden
Sites I like: Artemis, a calm web reader.
Sites I like: linkitylink.lol
Sites I like: Pathfinder
Sites I like: miocene.io.
Sites I like: coffeereceiptstories.com
Sites I like: Walkman.Land.
Sites I like: 18f.org. “But we came to the government to fix things. And we’re not done with this work yet.” Fuck yeah ❤️🔥
Sites I like: torrez.org
Site I like: lynnandtonic.com
ui.land is a selection of websites, tools, engineers and designers to inspire, learn, and create. I can’t resist a good “list” site.
Words like this presents beautiful passages of poetry in a beautiful, contemporary way.
Websites, Done Cheap “More convenient than a new hobby!”
A collection of links on various topics.
A neat little ASCII town to explore
Bradley Ziffer’s personal site (bradleyziffer.com)
A view source web (viewsource.info)
Is the kottke.org comment section the best community on the web? I’m not a member yet, but I have been a lurker and it seems like a great place to hang out digitally.
Some things for week 16 of 2024.
Anyone else enjoy looking at the tracking details of a package. Watching an item wend it’s way through a system of warehouses, trucks / trains, and multiple states. Maybe I’m the only shipping infrastructure nerd out here.
“And yet, making observations is a good starting point for giving feedback. The trouble arises when we assume that those observations are both the start and the end, that we’re walking along a very short track.” From What you see by Mandy Brown. Can I say how much I appreciate everything changes? Lot’s of thoughtful writing!
The website for the restaurant, Madeline’s is just so great. I was thinking the receipt concept would break down with deeper navigation, but nope!
Lake Superior should really be considered an inland sea that is “wild, masterful, and dreaded.”
Ok, I want this van.
Dead Simple Sites is “the most minimal sites on the web, curated in one place.”
Webring. A list of hand-crafted wikis and portfolios.
Lynne Carty’s site is fun!