This is a follow-up to my previous post, The Social Website. In that post, I challenged myself to turn this website into my “central social media hub”. Having thought about it a while, I suppose that can mean any combination…
What if personal websites could replace traditional social media networks as the primary vehicle for sharing content on the Internet?
Excalidraw is a simple but highly capable wireframe editor and drawing tool. It runs entirely in the browser and saves data to browser storage — no cloud service required. You can also save and load drawings to and from a local…
Great post calling out the growing apathy around government corruption. It matters. I care.
I was cruising around this lovely personal website — another pixel artist — and was curious what tool she uses to create her art. It’s https://www.piskelapp.com/ — a fun and free web-based alternative to Aseprite that can save files in browser storage.
Neocities provides a free website builder in the spirit of Geocities. I found that at pomelo.lol, which also led me to Aseprite.
How to Survive the Broligarchy by journalist Carole Cadwalladr succinctly captures a lot of what I’ve been thinking about since January.
Speak n Spell implemented in JavaScript — Bonus points if you can get it to say “butcher”.
I thoroughly enjoyed this BBC article on the medlar tree and its fruit’s curious past. This was a discovery from Pocket, which I found out today is unfortunately shutting down.
Webrings are one of the best ways to surf the web. I will eventually get around to adding this site to the IndieWeb Webring. Check out a random site from the webring. There’s also a large webring of personal websites.