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Sites and other stuff I like and that you should too.
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An Interactive Guide to CSS Container Queries
Learn how to use CSS container queries today. This has a lot of fun interactive exercises. Even if you don't really want to learn CSS, it's fun to play with. But, honestly, you DO want to learn CSS.
Contents
- AI
- Apple
- Apple Home
- Articles
- Astro
- Beer
- Blogroll
- Books
- Coffee
- Command Line, Linux, Unix, Networking
- Cool Sites Archive
- Fonts
- FOOD
- Games
- IndieWeb
- Japan & Japanese Language
- Keyboards
- Late-Stage Capitalism and Society
- Mac
- Notion
- Newsletters
- Podcasts
- Programming and Web Dev
- Raycast
- RSS & Reading Tools
- Tea
- It’s All About Me
AI
- Blog Series: #1 ChatGPT + BetterTouchTool = ❤️
- danielmiessler/fabric: fabric is an open-source framework for augmenting humans using AI. It provides a modular framework for solving specific problems using a crowdsourced set of AI prompts that can be used anywhere.
- gptscript-ai/gptscript: Natural Language Programming
- llama.ttf
- MacGPT - ChatGPT in your menubar
- Raycast AI
- There’s An AI For That (TAAFT) - The #1 AI Aggregator
- Transcriptionist
Apple
- 512 Pixels
- Basic Apple Guy
- Daring Fireball
- Hypercritical
- MacRumors: Apple News and Rumors
- MacStories
- Matthew Cassinelli
- Six Colors
Apple Home
- Best smart door lock you can buy - The Verge
- Eve Outdoor Cam | evehome.com
- HomeCam for HomeKit
- HomeKit.cam - Every HomeKit camera and more
- HomeKit Light Switch - Meross Smart Switch MSS510US
- Logitech Circle View Wired Video Doorbell - HomeKit Enabled
- Meross HomeKit Smart Plug, Smart Mini Wi-Fi Plug In American Standard - MSS110US MSS110JP
- Meross Smart Garage Door Opener Remote Control - MSG100
- Smart Light Bulb that Changes Color - Meross MSL120
- Smart Light Switch with Thread | Belkin US
- Yale Assure Lock® 2 | Best Smart Lock for your Home - Yale Home
Articles
- 5 Reasons To Move To Tokyo’s Exciting Eastside | Tokyo Cheapo
- 6 of the Coolest Rest Stops in the U.S. | The Discoverer
- 8 Google Employees Invented Modern AI. Here’s the Inside Story | WIRED
- A Microcosm of the interactions in Open Source projects
- Against the commercial internet
- Apple Shares the Secret of Why the 40-Year-Old Mac Still Rules | WIRED
- AI news that’s fit to print
- Deconstructing ‘Decentralization’: Exploring the Core Claim of Crypto Systems by Angela Walch :: SSRN
- Down the Rabbithole: An intro to making photorealistic AI photos in 2024 | The Cleverest
- Engineering for Slow Internet
- From Infocom to 80 Days: An oral history of text games and interactive fiction | Ars Technica
- Here’s some cool stuff you can do with Bluesky - The Verge
- Here’s the paper no one read before declaring the demise of modern cryptography - Ars Technica
- How an Atkinson Cycle Engine Works | HowStuffWorks
- How macOS opens a file in the correct app – The Eclectic Light Company
- How Sequoia changes virtualisation on Apple silicon – The Eclectic Light Company
- How to Get Started on Bluesky | WIRED
- How to Lead an Army of Digital Sleuths in the Age of AI | WIRED
- I got dysentery so you don’t have to | Eukaryote Writes Blog
- I’m a Luddite (and So Can You!) | The Nib
- iPod fans evade Apple’s DRM to preserve 54 lost clickwheel-era games - Ars Technica
- Jellyfish surprise scientists by learning without a brain - Big Think
- Jinbōchō Through the Years: The Story of Tokyo’s Secondhand Book District | Nippon.com
- Jon Bair killed a neo-Nazi 28 years ago, and he has a message for Portland - OPB
- LLMs Aren’t Just “Trained On the Internet” Anymore - Allen Pike
- Mark Zuckerberg’s rebrand is a master class in distraction
- Meet ZachXBT, the Masked Vigilante Tracking Down Billions in Crypto Scams and Thefts | WIRED
- Open-Source Cybersecurity Is a Ticking Time Bomb
- People Hate the Idea of Car-Free Cities—Until They Live in One | WIRED
- Pipe Dreams: The life and times of Yahoo Pipes
- Rebirth of a Legend: Reviving an 800-Year-Old Tea Farm | Nippon.com
- Sharing links via RSS, sharing links via APIs
- ‘SimCity’ Isn’t a Model of Reality. It’s a Libertarian Toy Land | WIRED
- Ten Years Later, ‘Monument Valley’ Is a Monument to Mobile Gaming’s Bygone Era - The Ringer
- The American Who Waged a Tech War on China | WIRED
- The Ars guide to time travel in the movies | Ars Technica
- The Art of Arranging Flowers: A 1960s Guide for Achieving Harmony Through Art and Nature - Flashbak
- The cult cool of Japanese lifestyle magazines
- The Eternal Truth of Markdown | WIRED
- The Forged Apple Employee Badge – cabel.com
- The Great American Microchip Mobilization | WIRED
- The Green Economy Is Hungry for Copper—and People Are Stealing, Fighting, and Dying to Feed It | WIRED
- The Hidden Treasures of Crash Reports
- The ingenious design of Morocco’s 500-year-old ‘banks’
- The Joy of Pachinko’s Opening Credits - Pachinko Theme Song
- The Microsoft Excel superstars throw down in Vegas
- The next decade of the web | James’ Coffee Blog
- The secret inside One Million Checkboxes | eieio.games
- The Thought Experiments That Fray the Fabric of Space-Time | Quanta Magazine
- The UX of LEGO Interface Panels - Interaction Magic
- The Vacuum of Space Will Decay Sooner Than Expected | WIRED
- The West Coast’s Fanciest Stolen Bikes Are Getting Trafficked by One Mastermind in Jalisco, Mexico | WIRED
- This Ancient Technology Is Helping Millions Stay Cool | WIRED
- Tokyo’s oldest train line – in pictures | Art and design | The Guardian
- Towards a quieter, friendlier web
- Underground Networking: The Amazing Connections Beneath Your Feet - National Forest Foundation
- Using this hidden camera detector to feel safer in an Airbnb | Popular Science
- Walking the Great Kantō Quake of 1923 — Ridgeline issue 193
- Weighing in on “Man or Bear” - BIKEPACKING.com
- We only learnt of our son’s secret online life after he died at 25
- ‘We Were Wrong’: An Oral History of WIRED’s Original Website | WIRED
- What Came Before the Big Bang? | WIRED
- Why macOS Development is Perfect for Indie Developers
- With four more years like 2023, carbon emissions will blow past 1.5° limit - Ars Technica
Astro
- Build a custom image component | Docs
- Create a dev toolbar app | Docs
- Dev Toolbar | Docs
- Getting Started | Docs
- MatthiesenXYZ/Astrolace: An easy way to use Shoelace.style within your Astro Project!
- Using Animate On Scroll (AOS) in Astro: A Step-by-Step Guide
Beer
- Blueberry Boyfriend | Prairie Artisan Ales
- Cactus Wins The Lottery | Ex Novo Brewing Company
- Folkvangr — Little Beast Brewing
- Honey Kolsch – Rogue
- Marryin Berries | Ex Novo Brewing Company
- Peanut Butter Milk Stout – Belching Beaver Landing - Beer
- Salted Caramel Porter – Beers — Cascade Lakes
- Wayfinder Beer
Blogroll
Aleksandr Hovhannisyan
Aleksandr Hovhannisyan makes performant web software.
Alex Marshall - UI Designer
Alex likes coffee. Alex likes computers. I like the things Alex writes.
Álvaro Ramírez
A man of many tech topics.
Amerpie by Lou Plummer
A fun blog including Lou’s weekly links.
And now… – The musings of an ageing technophile
I always enjoy whatever Allister has to say. He’s a friend from the Apple community.
Apple Annie’s Weblog · Home
Front-end web developer? Hand-curator of own insideweb site? Speaker of many topics? Sign me up!
A Shower Of Thoughts
Some web stuff, some Apple stuff, this Dutch-Latino man is my kinda human.
A Very Good Blog by Keenan
A very good Keenan has a very good blog with humor and everything, and I like it very good!
Bart Busschots
Bart Busschots is a programmer, podcaster, and one of the kindest and coolest people I’ve had the pleasure of meeting virtually.
Birchtree
Matt Birchler is a UI and UX designer and YouTuber, but he’s also a man of interesting thoughts on tech topics.
The Bored Horse
The Bored Horse is by Thord D. Hedengren, writer, publisher, and web developer, and is a very cool site indeed.
BryceWray.com
Bryce Wray writes articles that help me figure out solutions to web development related problems I have, and for that reason alone, I love and recommend him.
Byte Cellar - The Vintage Computing Weblog The most interesting man in the world isn’t that old guy with the beard and the gravelly voice in the beer commercials. It’s Blake Patterson. The Byte Cellar is an internet-ional treasure of nostalgia and experimentation.
Carlo Zottmann
Carlo posts links! And who doesn’t love links??
Cassidy’s blog
Cassidy Williams does great work in the web world. She’s a great web advocate.
Cassie Evans’s Blog
Cassie Evans has some amazing design sensibility, and she’s one of the people putting the fun back into the web in a delightful way.
Chamline
Habib Cham is one of the nicest people you’ll meet on the socials, and he’s always got thoughts about tech, sports, and life. The world needs more people like him.
CodeMacLife
I don’t really know much about Mark except that I stumbled across his blog and found it interesting. The title should tell you he’s into the Apple ecosphere.
Cole’s Blog
I like people who blog because they love to, results be damned!
Colin Devroe - Photographer. Blogger. Reverse Engineer.
Colin Devroe is a photographer and blogger with some fun ideas about what a blog can be.
Cory Dransfeldt
Software developer and personal blogger.
Craig Mod — Writer + Photographer
Craig Mod is a writer and photographer and really thoughtful guy. The fact that he lives in and walks all over Japan, where I lived as a boy, makes him even more interesting to me.
David Amador
Lots of gaming stuff here which is pretty cool.
davidnelson.net
David Nelson. What a nice man. I enjoy his thoughts on life in general. He’s in the Apple world, but he’s also a nice, level-headed adult who I greatly enjoy talking with.
The Dent ·
Did I ever tell you that Andy Nicolaides was a co-host of mine on Pocket Sized Podcast for a time? He was, but don’t hold that against him - go read what he says about tech!
The Eclectic Light Company – Macs, painting, and more
I don’t know about the paintings because I haven’t looked that far yet, but the Mac stuff is stupendously great. Howard Oakley should be proud (but not too proud, because no one likes arrogance).
Eric Bailey – Inclusive design advocate, writer, developer, and speaker
Accessibilty, design, programming, and much more!
ericportis.com
I came for the colorspace article, I stayed for the photography. Wow!
EuroVan Camper Stuff
I don’t think I know David H’s last name, but he’s the same guy from Notes and Ramblings below. He’s also a Hemispheric Views adjacent person, and I like him.
Flashing Palely in the Margins
Sameer’s design is so clean and so fresh, you’ll have to read this blog.
FlohGro
Tech related blog posts and a very cool design sensibility.
Gordon’s Tech
Gordon’s Tech is tech related, and it’s by John Gordon! Didn’t see that coming, did ya?!
Harshil Shah
I like Harshil Shah. I think everyone likes Harshil Shah. He created the excellent Peak and Pause apps, and more importantly, he brings light to the world.
Heavy Home
It’s 1999, and even if it’s not, Mike is going to pretend like it is!
Hello! from Rick Cogley
Rick’s microblog on tech and Japan! Hey, I like both of those things!
Home | James’ Coffee Blog
Is it a blog? Is it a coffee blog? I guess it’s both, because James says so. Either way, it’s also about the indieweb, and I’m here for it!
Home - Stephanie Stimac’s Blog
There’s a lot here! I’m diggin’ it. Also I think I need Stephanie’s Design for Developers book!
Ian Betteridge | Ian Betteridge writes about technology, media and whatever else he wants to
If you read Ian’s About page, you’ll probably find that you’ve read something he’s written before.
Jascha’s blog | This blog is intended to be a place to share ideas and results that are too weird, incomplete, or off-topic to turn into an academic paper, but that I think may be important. Let me know what you think! Contact links to the left.
This is some crazy brain food that I probably won’t understand most of.
Hey, it’s Jason! // Welcome!
Jason is a Hemispheric Views guy, a Portlander, and he’s got a really, really nice looking website.
Hugo’s Blog
Hugo is apparently a Meta Quest guy and he just wrote an encyclopedia-sized article on the Apple Vision Pro. I hope not every blog post he does is that long, but it’s a fascinating read anyway.
Hypercritical
I mean, it’s John Siracusa.
I Build Things — Chris McLeod
I love the design of this site. Wow!
Blog | Kev Quirk
Another example of a blog that’s well worth reading already, but then also has this design it’s fantastic.
kottke.org - home of fine hypertext products
I don’t need to tell you about kottke.org. NO ONE needs to tell you about kottke.org!!!
Home | LewisDale.dev
His post on Perpelexity AI being subject to prompt injection is pretty good.
The Liner Project
Ronnie Lutes – friend, blogger, former podcaster, and fan of history. Also I think he knows all the best restaurants in Vegas, so you should probably ask him questions if you’re headed there.
Blog | LMNT
Louie Mantia’s blog. Lots of interesting ideas here, and the rest of the sight is great too. It’s even a Cool Site Spotlight entry.
Marco.org
You all know who Marco Arment is. I put this in blogrolls because he doesn’t write often, and it’s not always about Apple stuff. 🤷♂️
Blog – Mark writes
Retro computing and a lot more.
Martin Gunnarsson
Martin writes a lot about bikes, and a lot about Eleventy.
Matt Stein
I just found Matt’s blog today when he answered Molly White’s call for blogs. Looks interesting.
mb bischoff
Designer, developer, blogger, Lickability. It’s all good stuff.
Miriam Eric Suzanne
Miriam Eric Suzanne writes about the web and CSS. I can’t remember where I first saw Miriam speaking, but it was either in the context of the W3C CSS working group or SASS.
meyerweb.com
Another site with unique and beautiful design. And it’s all about web-related topics, so you’ll love that too.
Blog – Nathan Knowler
I just started reading this blog, but anything about web development is always of interest and use to me.
Posts | Nathan’s Site
Mac, web, and probably some FOSS stuff.
net.wars - computers, freedom, and privacy
Wendy Grossman writes about computers, freedom, and privacy.
nico’s blog · Why store your 2FA in your password manager
I knew this was an omg.lol guy as soon as I saw the site. 😄 I really like the design and readability here.
Notes · Matthias Ott – User Experience Designer
Web, Mac, and more.
Notes and Ramblings
See the notes for EuroVan Camper Stuff above - it’s David H!
Philip Zastrow
I love all the different websites from designers. This is super cool too.
Phil’s weblog
Some of my favorite blogs are the ones that are all about how the website is built. I love that stuff.
Pixel Envy
Nick Heer’s blog. I just stumbled across this tonight myself. Very much tech related, like most of the blogs I list here.
Home | Rach Smith’s digital garden
The modern web is beautiful. Rach Smith’s site is part of why.
Realmac Dan - Realmac Dan
What? Realmac Dan? THE Realmac?
Rebecca Owen
I don’t know Rebecca Owen, but I really like her site, and she’s got a now page, so she must be ok. 😄
Riccardo Mori | Writer & Translator
Riccardo seems like a very serious blogger, and I don’t mean that in a bad way. I mean he seems to consider his words carefully, and that’s probably something I should do more of.
Robb Knight
Robb Knight does beautiful web work. AND he’s a nice human being! But what really makes him stand out is his amazing App Defaults page.
Rosemary Orchard
If you’re into Apple platforms and automation, you’ve definitely heard of Rosemary Orchard. A tech wizard and creator of good ideas.
samwho What an amazing programming explainer blog! Sam has all kinds of interactive visualizations for clarifying programming concepts, and it’s delightful.
Sarah Rainsberger 🐦
Sarah Rainsberger is lead for the Astro docs project, and she’s also a super nice, super helpful, and super capable and organized human being. I sure hope the Astro people know how valuable she is to their mission.
Shankar UX
Shankar designs Gmail interactions. He’s also recently discovered the modern personal web, which I think is bigger than he realizes. I hope he makes the most of it.
SIRACUSA SAYS
A fun collection of things John Siracusa has said on podcasts.
Silvia Maggi - Designer
I only just found Silvia Maggi’s site, but as anyone can see by my site, I need all the help I can get with accessibility and usability, so her site looks like a great resource.
Stephanie Eckles – Front-End SWE, Author, Speaker
Stephanie Eckles is kind of amazing. She does a ton for CSS, web development, and positive encouragement and inclusivity through her writing and her videos. I think she’s pretty well known and respected in the CSS world.
Taggart Tech
A tech blog with a delightfully retro design.
TechDistortion
John Chidgey is an engineer first and foremost, and a podcaster and writer additionally. That’s not to downplay those works – they’re excellent. It’s just to emphasize how based in analysis his work is.
…tiff is typing
Tiffany White writes, does web development, has a cat, and is clearly a good person, but more than that, she’s someone I can become a better person by listening to and learning from.
unixsheikh.com
Unix, linux, open source.
Waxy.org - Andy Baio lives here
I think a lot of people know of Andy Baio, but I’ll admit I wasn’t reading his blog until recently.
Wild Thoughts
This is another one where the design immediately hooked me. Sara’s site has it in spades. Beautiful!
Ye Olde Blogroll - Blogroll.org
It’s not a blog, it’s not a roll, it’s a BLOGROLL!!!
You have arrived at a website named heydonworks.com: HeydonWorks
The blog is currently a lot about web programming, but there’s all kinds of other stuff on this site too, and I really love the unique design.
Your Intermittent Lex
Lex Friedman, creator of many things including Lex’s Games by Lex Friedman!
四畳半のへや
The title of this blog means four and a half tatami mats, which is a small room size in Japan. The site is bilingual, so if you’re like me and you can read some Japanese very slowly, you’ll love this site based on the topics AND the experience. Oh, and it looks beautiful.
Books
- Coders by Clive Thompson | PenguinRandomHouse.com
- Crypto: How the Code Rebels Beat the Government, Saving Privacy in the Digital Age — Steven Levy
- Five Books - The Best Books Recommended by Experts
- Hacks, Leaks, and Revelations: The Art of Analyzing Hacked and Leaked Data by Micah Lee
- Image Performance, A Book Apart
- Inventing the Future by John Buck | BooksBy
- macOS by Tutorials
- Personal Days – Ed Park
- Powell’s Books | The World’s Largest Independent Bookstore
- Reamde – Neal Stephenson | Atlantic Books
- Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson | PenguinRandomHouse.com
- The Galapagos and the Meaning of Life: A Young Woman’s Bittersweet Experiment in Inner Freedom – The Marginalian
Coffee
- Alma Coffee ™ | Farmer Owned, Always Freshly Roasted
- Atomic Coffee Roasters
- Backporch Coffee Roasters
- Caffe Vita Roasting Co. – Caffe Vita Coffee Roasting Co.
- Café Mam – Organic Fair Trade Shade-Grown Coffee
- Coava Coffee Roasters - Coffee Roaster, Subscriptions, Shop
- Dapper & Wise Coffee Roasters
- Middle Fork Roasters
- Nightcap Decaf – Joe Coffee Company
- Space Cadet – Atomic Coffee Roasters
- Sterling Coffee Roasters
- Tony’s Coffee - Roast Magazine’s 2021 Coffee Roaster of the Year
- Trade Coffee
- TRAILHEAD COFFEE ROASTERS
- Trailhead Esmeralda
- Water Avenue Coffee
Command Line, Linux, Unix, Networking
- Awk - A Tutorial and Introduction - by Bruce Barnett
- 11 Ways to Check Linux/Unix Operating System Uptime - Adamsdesk
- An Awk Primer - Wikibooks, open books for an open world
- An Introduction to Uncomplicated Firewall (UFW) - Linux.com
- Bash printf syntax examples - Linux Tutorials - Learn Linux Configuration
- Beancount Documentation
- GREP
- mess with dns
- Minimal Debian Install on a Headless pi | Notes and Ramblings
- linux - How to find out who/what caused a reboot/shutdown? - Unix & Linux Stack Exchange
- Regular-Expressions.info - Regex Tutorial, Examples and Reference - Regexp Patterns
- sed & awk
- sed
- The Complete Guide to Cron and Launchd on macOS/Linux | by Shinichi Okada | Towards Data Science
- theunixschool.com/p/awk-sed.html
- tildeverse
- Understanding PAM - Linux.com
- Wireshark · OUI Lookup Tool
Cool Sites Archive
- #whiteboardtheweb
- &udm=14 | the disenshittification Konami code
- Accessibility Developer Guide
- Big publishers think libraries are the enemy
- Bike Index - Bike registration that works
- Blog of the .Day: Explore the (indie) web, one blog at a time.
- Byte Cellar - The Vintage Computing Weblog
- Climate Zones
- CSS Logo | chriskirknielsen
- CSS Zen Garden
- Decarbonize your life
- DO POST WHAT IT FELT LIKE TO MAKE YOUR FIRST WEBSITE ↱
- Effects Showroom - TerminalTextEffects Docs
- European Alternatives
- Follow the Crypto
- Game Dad Club
- HTMHell
- Interactive Fiction Technology Foundation
- The Internet Used to Be Fun
- Kill the Newsletter!
- Lene Saile, developer and designer living in Madrid
- Lex.Games
- llama.ttf
- LMNT
- Mac problem-solving – The Eclectic Light Company
- Mapped: The Most and Least Green Cities in America
- Network Tools by YouGetSignal.com
- NO WEB WITHOUT WOMEN
- Okay, Color Spaces
- omg.lol - A lovable web page and email address, just for you
- ooh.directory: a place to find good blogs that interest you
- OPML to Blogroll
- other networks
- PDX Food Weeks
- People and Blogs
- The Pudding
- Qlock - A JavaScript Quine Clock
- RsS iS dEaD LOL
- SakuraPass
- samwho
- The Scroll Art Museum
- shite: static sites from shell (part 1/2) — feeling the html.energy
- Starring the Computer – Computers in Movies and Television
- Song a Day World
- Taking an Internet Walk – Syllabus
- The Web We Want
- This Page is Designed to Last: A Manifesto for Preserving Content on the Web
- Under Construction · mb bischoffn
- /uses
- VKC.sh | Veronica Explains – Veronica explains even more
- White Noise
- The Yesterweb - Reclaiming the Internet
Fonts
FOOD
- BroderPDX | Valkommen
- BUBBLE N TEA | Best Bubble Tea Cafe in Beaverton Portland | Beaverton, OR, USA
- LOVELY’S FIFTY FIFTY
- ramen-ryoma
- Salt & Straw | Craft Made, Curiously Delicious Ice Cream
- Syun Izakaya
- Tanaka
- Toki Restaurant
- Toshi Restaurant
Games
- Dystopika is a beautiful cyberpunk city builder without the ugly details - Ars Technica
- Failbetter Games
- Inform 7 | Inform is a natural-language-based programming language for writers of interactive fiction.
- Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess | CAPCOM
- Twine / An open-source tool for telling interactive, nonlinear stories
IndieWeb
- 100 things you can do on your personal website | James’ Coffee Blog
- Blog of the .Day: Explore the (indie) web, one blog at a time.
- DO POST WHAT IT FELT LIKE TO MAKE YOUR FIRST WEBSITE ↱
- IndieWeb
- The Internet Used to Be Fun
- omg.lol - A lovable web page and email address, just for you
- Save the Web by Being Nice
- slash pages
- /uses
- We can have a different web
Japan & Japanese Language
- GaijinPot - Work, Study, Travel in Japan
- Japanese Talk Don’t just study Japanese, use it!
- News On Japan
- Nippon.com | Your Doorway to Japan
- Savvy Tokyo - The Essential Guide for International Women and Families in Tokyo
- Spoon & Tamago | japanese art, design and culture
- Tokyo Cheapo | The Ultimate Guide To Tokyo
- WaniKani / Dashboard
Keyboards
- Customizing the Keychron Q1 with QMK Configurator and Toolbox - YouTube
- Keychron | Wireless Mechanical Keyboards for Mac, Windows and Android
- Keychron Q1 User Manual – Keychron | Mechanical Keyboards for Mac, Windows and Android
- QMK Configurator
- So you’ve decided to get into mechanical keyboards - localghost
- qmk/qmk_configurator: The QMK Configurator
- qmk/qmk_toolbox: A Toolbox companion for QMK Firmware
Late-Stage Capitalism and Society
Mac
- Acorn 7 | Full Featured Photo Editor for the Mac
- Advanced use cases | 1Password Developer
- Announcing Callsheet — Liss is More
- Anybox – Bookmarking App for Mac & iPhone
- Apparency | Mothers Ruin Software
- Apple Mac Upgrades - RAM, SSD Flash, External Drives and More
- Bare Bones Software | BBEdit
- Bartender controversy, tutorial on how to manage menubar status items via BTT - Tutorials - BetterTouchTool Community
- Bear
- Blog Series: #1 ChatGPT + BetterTouchTool = ❤️
- CleanShot X for Mac
- Color Schemes | BBEdit Extras
- Drafts | Where Text Starts
- Eternal Storms Software - ScreenFloat. Power up your Screenshots
- Extending Finder Context Menu · Better Touch Tool · GitBook
- Fastmarks for macOS – retina studio
- Find Any File
- Floating Menu & Desktop Widgets · GitBook · Better Touch Tool
- FoodNoms Nutrition Tracker | Simple, Privacy-Friendly MyFitnessPal Alternative
- Git Diff and Merge Tool and Text Comparison | Kaleidoscope
- GoodLinks — Save. Read. Anywhere.
- Hazel – Noodlesoft – Noodlesoft – Simply Useful Software
- Hookmark – Links beat searching
- How to fix Mac menu bar icons hidden by the MacBook notch · Jesse Squires
- Hush | AI-powered tools for dialogue repair
- Hypercritical: Front and Center
- Insert the Current Date with a Keyboard Shortcut | AlanHogan.com
- Ivory for Mac
- The low-tech guys
- A launchd Tutorial
- Louie Mantia’s Icons
- Lunar - The defacto app for controlling monitor brightness
- Mac Open Web, by Brian Warren
- 🎙️ MacWhisper
- Marcos Tanaka, Apple Developer
- mierau/hotline: A modern Hotline client for Mac, iOS, and iPadOS
- Mining OS X for Apple’s artwork | Der Flounder
- NetNewsWire: Free and Open Source RSS Reader for Mac and iOS
- Objective-See Foundation
- Password Manager for Families, Enterprise & Business | 1Password
- Reeder Classic
- Retrobatch 2, from Flying Meat
- Rogue Amoeba | Audio Hijack: Record Any Audio on MacOS
- Rogue Amoeba | Farrago: Robust, rapid-fire soundboards
- Rogue Amoeba | Fission: Fast & Lossless Audio Editing
- Rogue Amoeba | Loopback: Cable-Free Audio Routing
- Rogue Amoeba | Quality Audio Software for MacOS
- Rogue Amoeba | SoundSource: A Superior Sound Control
- Secure ShellFish – SSH Client for iOS and Mac
- Sequel
- Shottr – Screenshot Annotation App For Mac
- SuperDuper!
- TextBuddy – retina studio
- Transmit 5
- Transcriptionist
- UTM | Virtual machines for Mac
- Warp: Your terminal, reimagined
- Welcome to Bunch - Bunch.app
- Whisky - Run Modern Windows Games on macOS
- xScope • Measure. Inspect. Test.
Notion
Newsletters
- Ad Astra – Swapna Krishna
- AI Snake Oil
- Brilliantcrank
- Citation Needed by Molly White
- Garbage Day the email newsletter
- Once Upon A Time — Stories — Matt Gemmell
- Plura-list by Cory Doctorow – Info Page
- Roden Mailing List Signup – Craig Mod
- SwiftLee Weekly (read by 17k+ Swift & SwiftUI Developers)
- SwiftUI Weekly
- The Hiro Report
- this week in security
- Today in Librarian Tabs by Jessamyn West
Podcasts
- Accidental Tech Podcast
- Blurring the Lines Podcast
- Causality
- Friends with Brews
- Hemispheric Views Podcast
- How to Fix the Internet: Podcast | Electronic Frontier Foundation
- The Incomparable - Smart, funny pop culture podcasts
- Judge John Hodgman | Podcasts | Maximum Fun
- Longform Podcast
- Pragmatic
- Really Specific Stories
- Rebuild - Podcast by Tatsuhiko Miyagawa
- Tofugu Podcast
- Upgrade - Relay FM
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- A Comprehensive Guide to Font Loading Strategies—zachleat.com
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- HTML for People
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- Okay, Color Spaces — ericportis.com
- On popover accessibility: what the browser does and doesn’t do | hidde.blog
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- Posterior-Mean Rectified Flow: Towards Minimum MSE Photo-Realistic Image Restoration
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- ShellCheck – shell script analysis tool
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- Testing HTML With Modern CSS: HeydonWorks
- Textpattern CMS | Open source content management system
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- Use secret references with 1Password CLI | 1Password Developer
- Using and Creating Global Variables in Your Python Functions – Real Python
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