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A curated collection of noteworthy articles, videos, and podcasts about design, technology, and culture. Updated regularly with RSS feed available.

Links to cool stuff I’ve read. Updated whenever I remember to. Subscribe to the feed for updates.

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Hidde's blog about web accessibility, standards, HTML, CSS, JavaScript and more.

JUnited is all about supporting other bloggers (and their work) that I've come to appreciate. Some may know that I exist, while others... probably don't. My goal is to showcase 30 different bloggers1 throughout the month of June in this page.

A collection of other webdevelopment and design blogs I like to read.

BlogFlock is a social network for reading, discovering, and sharing your favourite blogs and feeds with friends. Create lists of blogs you love, and follow lists created by others. You can even use lists to aggregate Mastodon feeds, newspapers, Reddit subreddits, podcasts - anything that has an RSS or Atom feed.

Just a linkblog, mainly for articles and individual blog posts that I find and want to share. I think of this as me being a DJ only playing articles rather than songs.

These are links I've liked or otherwise found interesting. They're all added manually, after having been read and, I suppose, properly considered.

Welcome to Trivium, my new blog that aims to merge the best parts of a tumblelog and a “classic” blog full of editorial, essayish content (which is not that classic at all, but this will be the topic of a later post).

Dave Winer, OG blogger, podcaster, developed first apps in many categories. Old enough to know better. It's even worse than it appears.

Hyperlinks deserve more recognition in light of all the ways their value has been sidelined and denied. From deliberate corporate link suppression to link-shy site cultures on social media to the dysfunctional state of deteriorating search engines, the web has changed a lot over the years since the days of early link-based web logs, and a familiarity with the importance of links can no longer be taken for granted. It needs to be expressly advocated. To that end, I present a link compilation in praise of links.

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Tech https://datagubbe.se/ http://ebb.org/bkuhn/ http://advsys.net/ken/default.htm https://dataswamp.org/~solene/ http://boston.conman.org/ https://sylvaindurand.org/ https://www.geoffchappell.com/ https://nullprogram.com/ https://www.atarimagazines.com/ https://www.righto.com/ https://surma.dev/ https://int10h.org/ Humanities https://stpeter.im/ https://www.romeartlover.it/ https://www.sfpoetry.com/index.html http://art-bin.com/aaehome.html https://www.monadnock.net/ http://www.gutenberg.org/ Misc http://www.marksmart.net/ http://ajroach42.com/ https://wiki.xxiivv.com/site/home.html https://schmud.de/ https://windows95tips.com/ Interesting http://voynich.nu/ https://stonepages.com/ http://www.kancoll.org/books/perry/ http://spacekate.com/ Hacks http://www.ex-parrot.com/pete/upside-down-ternet.html Web Design https://felix.plesoianu.ro/ https://neustadt.fr/ https://ind.ie/ethical-design/ https://nownownow.com/ https://neocities.org/ Games http://www.gameboomers.com/ http://www.whipassgaming.com/ http://www.homeoftheunderdogs.net/ https://meatfighter.com/ Art http://godxiliary.com/ http://sod.jodi.org/index.html https://www.floppyswop.co.uk https://www.dedware.com/ http://www.lileks.com/ https://dannarchy.com/ Other bookmark-lists https://datagubbe.se/links/ https://mineralexistence.com/bookmarks.html https://wiki.xxiivv.com/site/bookmarks.html https://hd-dn.com/bookmarks/ https://flamedfury.com/links/ https://github.com/jdonland/bookmarks https://alifeee.co.uk/bookmarks /links/

One of my 2025 resolutions is doing things that don’t scale and doing them faster without overthinking. The idea is to focus on doing more while worrying less about scalability and sustainability in the things I do outside of work. With that in mind, I’ve been thinking for a while about tracking some of my out-of-band activities on this blog. The goal is to: List the things I do, books and articles I read, and talks I grok. Add some commentary or quote something I liked from the content, verbatim, for posterity. Not spam people who just want to read the regular articles. Not turn into a content junkie, churning out slop I wouldn’t want to read myself. This isn’t about getting more eyeballs on what I publish. It’s about tracking what I do so I can look back at the end of the year and enjoy a nice little lull of accomplishment. Plus, having a place to post stuff regularly nudges me to read more, explore more, and do more of the things I actually want to do.

Maker of web things, blogger, podcaster, and pizzaiolo. Cat dad and human dad.

Personal website and blog of Luke Mitchell, a design director, product designer, and UI developer.