On beloved Letterboxd, the internet feels the way it used to feel - The Washington Post
DAK and the Golden Age of Gadget Catalogs – cabel.com
Why Is There a New Pay Phone on a Quiet Street in DC? - Washingtonian
Tokyo Walk, TBOT Cover, Aloneness — Roden Newsletter Archive
Community solar lets you plug into cheaper electricity without a roof - The Washington Post
Champagne for my real friends
24 hours in an invisible epidemic
Never past your prime! 13 peaks we reach at 40 or later – from sex to running to self-esteem | Ageing | The Guardian
Something Good #88: Irene - by Mark Slutsky
My Saturday Self Versus My Sunday Self - McSweeney’s Internet Tendency
Mark F***king Zuckerberg Is Not Your Friend
“The library is a safe place.” – WIL WHEATON dot NET
Why "You Can't Do That on Television" Worked
Today in Tedium: Talk about the ultimate after-school job: Back in 1979, an Ottawa television station decided to create a children’s television show basically…
Walking Zelda — Ridgeline issue 157
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I don’t want to log in to your website - The Verge
Recreating ANSI Art from a screenshot | bertrand fan
Dooce.com’s Heather Armstrong was the “queen of the mommy bloggers.” Then her life fell apart. - Vox
10 Blogging Pioneers: Influential, But Not Always Famous
and then? – The Homebound Symphony
Bed Bath and the great Beyond
The Expanding Dark Forest and Generative AI
52 things I learned in 2022. This year I worked on fascinating… | by Tom Whitwell | Magnetic Notes | Dec, 2022 | Medium
Fifteen Ways to Share Your Joke After Twitter Implodes - McSweeney’s Internet Tendency
The Misremembered History Of The Internet's Funniest Buzzer-Beater | Defector
How to nurture a personal library | Psyche Guides
Yeeeup.
Discontinued Products: Do Consumers Have Any Recourse?
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The Big [Censored] Theory
On the Shortness of Life - zen habits zen habits
When someone hands you an incredibly valuable gift, do you ask them why there’s so little of it? Or do you rejoice at what you’ve been given?
august and everything after - by Helena Fitzgerald
The Secret History Of The Internet's Funniest Buzzer-Beater | Defector