Eucalyptus and Sagebrush via Floorless

(via Pacífico — Felipe Bedoya)

Walden Pond “is a little paper zine that comes once a month in the mail. It’s full of a selection of the articles you’ve saved to Pocket.”

Jason Kottke on latest design of kottke.org:

In thinking about how I wanted kottke.org to look and, more importantly, feel going forward, I wanted more social media energy than blog energy — one could also say “more old school blog energy than contemporary blog energy”. Blogs now either look like Substack/Medium or Snow Fall and I didn’t want to pattern kottke.org after either of those things. I don’t want to write articles — I want to blog.

My response? 🤘!!!

Knowing Machines “is a research project tracing the histories, practices, and politics of how machine learning systems are trained to interpret the world.”

The art of Felipe Bedoya is pretty amazing. Example:

I’m always on the lookout for good instrumental music to work to and Modern Country by William Tyler is that.

“It’s the fact that you recognized the thing that is important, not the thing itself. It’s your radar.”

Dead Simple Sites is “the most minimal sites on the web, curated in one place.”

The Golden Age of Web Design, some of these sites are still 🔥.

A week in Oaxaca

Some weird little things.

Mixtape garden let’s you make mixtapes with others.

RSS Joy is a little RSS aggregator. Reminds me of start.io.

A collection of alternative or niche search engines.

A list of blog platforms. Lots of options!

Pixel Poetry let’s you release your inner Austin Kleon.

On why Werner Herzog’s memoir finishes mid-sentence, it has to do with bullets and hummingbirds.

A time capsule of tumblelogs from 2007.

I miss human curation. Same, I’m doing my best at thingstoclick.com!

In Loving Memory of Square Checkbox.

Lee Friedlander’s black-and-white photography is odd, occasionally nsfw, and interesting. /via meanwhile

Feeds for your RSS reader. Works well with fraidyc.at.

“Wherever you get your podcasts” is a radical statement.