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Weekly Links 11.04–11.10

If You Think You Can Hold a Grudge, Consider the Crow (kottke.org)
Iceland embraced a shorter work week. Here’s how it turned out (kottke.org)

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Weekly Links 10.14–10.20

“Secure Custom Fields” is not Advanced Custom Fields (Piccalilli)
Cabel Sasser, Panic – XOXO Festival (2024) (YouTube) — This video has been showing up in all my social feeds, and it did not disappoint.
Moom 4 Is Excellent, But Not Available in the Mac App Store (Daring Fireball) — I’ve been trying Moom this week, and I like it so far. I have been needing to find a replacement for Divvy, which looks to now be abandoned.
The Secretive Dynasty That Controls the Boar’s Head Brand – the New York Times (Daring Fireball)
Things Are Not Going Well at Automattic (Daring Fireball)
DHH Argues Against Passkeys (Daring Fireball)
Apple Passwords’ Generated Strong Password Format (Daring Fireball)
Therapy is now horrible (The Oatmeal)
Floor Maps of Iconic NYC Fast Food Joints (kottke.org)
Charles Schulz on Being a Good Citizen (kottke.org)
A Bonkers Japanese Skateboarding Show (kottke.org)
Artfully Arranged Junkyard Objects (kottke.org)
Tinkerers Are Taking Old Redbox Kiosks Home and Reverse Engineering Them (kottke.org)
Strolls with stops use more energy than continuous walking, scientists show (kottke.org)
Finders Keepers: Halloween (Louie Mantia)
Super Mario Bros. (Louie Mantia)
2004 was the first year of the future — It’s 2004 week at The Verge.
Say Hello to Croissant (Aaron Vegh) — “a super-fun, super-easy way to cross-post your social media posts to Threads, Bluesky and Mastodon”
My solar-powered and self-hosted website (Dries Buytaert)

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Weekly Links 05.20–05.26

I got married and over-engineered everything (kottke.org)
The Lowest Possible Score in Super Mario Bros (kottke.org)
Ben Pobjoy’s Tips for Long Walks (kottke.org)
Global Warming Is Influencing Global Timekeeping (kottke.org)
A Zenith TV cabinet retrofitted with a contemporary smart TV (via kottke.org)
Biking helps prevent knee pain and boosts longevity, studies show (NPR, via kottke.org)
Getting Personal about Getting Personal (John Green, via kottke.org)
How Not to Get Screwed Buying a Used Car (kottke.org)
Virtual Stan (Stuff & Nonsense)
Pi-rate radio: how to make your own FM station for less than $35 (The Verge)
A decade of code (Josh Collinsworth)
CSS… 5? (Chris Coyier, Frontend Masters Boost)
We’ve Got Container Queries Now, But Are We Actually Using Them? (Chris Coyier, Frontend Masters Boost)
Puerto Vallarta (Chris Coyier)
Fantasy Springs (Louie Mantia)
Fantasy Springs, Part 2 (Louie Mantia)

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Weekly Links 05.06–05.12

Wes Anderson’s Montblanc Commercial (kottke.org)
The Gentle Librarian (kottke.org) — A device like the BOOX Palma has been feeling super compelling to me lately, but I’m not sure I would choose one over an iPad unless the price was a bit lower.
Vibe Check №32 (Dave Rupert)
A weighted vest (Dave Rupert)
Klack — Satisfying sound with every keystroke — An app that produces mechanical keyboard sounds for your Mac 😆
Weeknotes 25.04.24 (Hicks.design)
On having no visual memory (Rachel Andrew)
When your work disappears (Lynn Fisher) — Lynn is taking over oss.love from Netlify.
Weeknotes 24:17 (Jeff Bridgforth)
Europe Trip 2024 (Jeff Bridgforth)
Upcoming custom element support in React (Piccalilli)
Full text RSS is back (Piccalilli)
Detect JavaScript Support in CSS (Ryan Mulligan)
The full trailer for my Netflix series just dropped! (The Oatmeal)

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Weekly Links 01.15–01.21

How Lego builds a new Lego set (The Verge)
The Verge’s favorite tools to stay organized (The Verge)
You Should Try Running, According to Me, Your Friend Who Won’t Shut Up About Running (McSweeney’s Internet Tendency, via kottke.org)
What If The Bear, But a Commercial for Coke? (kottke.org)
Sixteen Stories for Flickr Commons’ Sixteenth Birthday (Flickr Foundation, via kottke.org)
The Winners of the Nature Photography Contest (kottke.org)
Polygon Picks: accessories to improve your home office and desk (Polygon)
How to read more books as an adult (Polygon)
A Native viewer on Killers of the Flower Moon’s most life-changing scene (Polygon)
Five things. (Airbag Industries)
In My Opinion… (Chris Coyier)
How and Why to Write One Sentence A Day (Day One Blog, Phoebe Kranefuss)
A new look to this site (Jeff Bridgforth)
Remembering Hardboiled Web Design (Jeff Bridgforth)
Basic accessibility mistakes I often see in audits (Go Make Things)
How to keep up (Go Make Things)
The decline of React (Go Make Things)
WobblyBox, a web component for wobbly boxes (Dave Rupert)
‘Like the Sixth Finger in an AI-Rendered Hand’ (Daring Fireball)
Tim Bray: ‘Mourning Google’ (Daring Fireball)

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Weekly Links 10.23–10.29

Movies Watched, August 2023 (Khoi Vinh)
Teens React To ’90s Ska Music! (The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, Reel Big Fish, Sublime)
State of the Browser (It all means nothing in the end) (Amy Hupe)
Finding Meaning in Our Work (CSS { In Real Life })
Weeknotes 23:35 (Jeff Bridgforth)
Jew (Casey Neistat)
The United States of Guns (kottke.org)
The plan and the plateau (Dave Rupert)
MDX with Web Components (Dave Rupert)
Weeknote 37 (Mark Boulton)
What’s on your desk, Kate Cox? (The Verge)
The best smart plugs in 2023 (The Verge)

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Weekly Links 01.16–01.22

Weeknotes 06.07–06.12

Notes from my week.

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April Monthly Review

A look back at the past month.

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