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What’s the right way for a blog—or a newsletter—to die?

Vane Vander's personal website h/t cheapskate

Here is my complete blogging workflow from how I manage ideas all the way to publishing and sharing.

Although they will not appeal to everyone, these blogs are some of the hidden treasures of the Internet.

Every step outside your comfort zone is a step towards happiness.

Recently, I was commenting to my wife that I find myself often going to my Draft posts for notes I’ve taken on completing some task. I complained that these posts were not ready to be published as they had not met my high standard of quality (i.e. I hadn’t removed the most obvious typos and […]

Blog post explaining how and why I ended up starting to publish draft blog posts on my site.

Writes about JavaScript, Django, and Python, administrates systems & projects, builds beautiful UIs to go with easy UX.

Welcome to Muse & Reason, I’m Robert Winter and this is my public Memex. A space for articles, essays and jottings.

thought and feeling and sometimes a freak flag

a bunch of stuff I would have emailed you about

The Best Website for Preparedness, Homesteading, Bushcraft, Survival, Alt. News and More

Let’s face it: the classic blog post is boring. Barring the text and images, each one generally has the exact same layout. We see little originality from one post to the next. Of course, consistency and branding are extremely important to consider when designing a website or blog, but what about individuality? Does a blog post about kittens deserve the same layout as one about CSS hacks?

A very mini list of things that I usually think of while I'm writing about life and tech, that have helped me to blog better! - My number one tip is that a bl…

Personal website and blog of Dan Q: life, technology, magic, games, the Web, relationships, and more.

random stuff that caught my fancy that I would otherwise forget

A community interested in improving the state of the internet.

cool sites, straight from earth