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• The bLogicarian: Latin as She is Spoke: How Classicists Tricked Themselves, and the Real Issue with Mary Beard's Latin
• HTML, CSS and our vanishing industry entry points
• Kids who grew up with search engines could change STEM education forever - The Verge
• Wandering the web stacks to improve your information diet « the jsomers.net blog
• Brain Scans Aren't Necessary to Confirm Trans People's Genders | them.
• The Utter Uselessness of Job Interviews
• The real Lord of the Flies: what happened when six boys were shipwrecked for 15 months | Society books | The Guardian
• 50 Years of Stupid Grammar Advice
• Millions of Facebook users have no idea they’re using the internet — Quartz
• Where the Humanities Aren’t in Crisis | THR Web Features | Web Features | The Hedgehog Review
• Lockhart's Lament
• Indeed, it seems that Google IS forgetting the old Web | Stop at Zona-M
• Invisible Pieces: Women in Chess | Blog • lichess.org
• Diary of an Indecisive Tran. Fear, Doubt, Anxiety, Acceptance, and a… | by sara rose caplan | Medium
• Great Male Renunciation - Wikipedia
• In defense of Myers-Briggs
• The Oxymoron of “Data-Driven Innovation” – Chelsea Troy
• The truth has got its boots on: what the evidence says about Mr. Damore’s Google memo
• Have every piece of mail scanned and emailed to you | by Dave Smith | Medium
• How a Transgender Woman Could Get Pregnant - Scientific American
• Writing stories is not like programming | Robert Heaton
• My Eight-Year Quest to Digitize 45 Videotapes (Part One) · mtlynch.io
• Weird Python Integers – Kate Murphy
• Xenia, the Linux mascot
• What does 100% mean in CSS?
• Virginia Woolf on Why the Best Mind Is the Androgynous Mind – Brain Pickings
• I’m Glad I’m a Boy! I’m Glad I’m a Girl! A Vintage Parody of Gender Inequality – Brain Pickings
• Wheels of Change: How The Bicycle Empowered Women – Brain Pickings
• Venus with Biceps: A Pictorial History of Muscular Women – Brain Pickings
• The Beigeness, or How to Kill People with Bad Writing: The Scott Alexander Method – Eruditorum Press
• Amazon Prime Is an Economy-Distorting Lie - BIG by Matt Stoller
• The Paris Review - Fuck the Bread. The Bread Is Over. - The Paris Review
• David Dean | Roots Deeper Than Whiteness (Abridged)
• Stallman isn't great, but not the devil
• How the Choker Became a Go-To Trend for Transgender Women
• THE CALIFORNIAN IDEOLOGY by Richard Barbrook and Andy Cameron
• Lesbians in Prison: The Making of a Threat | JSTOR Daily
• The Judgment of Paris | Lizzie O’Shea
• I schedule my friendships like I schedule my meetings – Mike Crittenden
• The Six-Lesson Schoolteacher, by John Taylor Gatto
• When Engineers Were Humanists | by Jessica Riskin | The New York Review of Books
• Why email is the best social network | Computerworld
• A Definitive Guide to Minimalist Fashion
• The One & Only Writing Tip You Will Ever Need
• How Taiwan’s Unlikely Digital Minister Hacked the Pandemic
• A Model for Identity in Software - Christine Dodrill
• The world's oldest story? Astronomers say global myths about 'seven sisters' stars may reach back 100,000 years
• Don't use libraries
• Living Without a SIM Card | habd.as
• Language Log » Facebook = you must die
• The Anti-Mac User Interface (Don Gentner and Jakob Nielsen)
• Dabblers And Blowhards (Idle Words)
• French Week: On Respect for the Dead (Idle Words)
• If you want to be an author, don’t start writing (and other strangely useful career advice) | Scott H Young
• Quoting Page Numbers from eBooks Considered Harmful – Terence Eden’s Blog
• Page Weight Doesn't Matter
• Should We Just Open the Borders?
• You Are Not Free to Move Out of the Country
• Buffet lines are terrible, but let's try to improve them using computer simulations · Erik Bernhardsson
• Where Vim Came From
• Stop Making Students Use Eclipse | Nora Codes
• Names, Legal Names, and Fractally Deferred Responsibility
• Zero-effort habits | benkuhn.net
• Figure It Out – A List Apart
• Why I won't buy an Ipad: ten years later
• DANTE'S PEEK
• Of Flying Cars and the Declining Rate of Profit - David Graeber
• Desperation hamster wheels
• Whatever Happened to the Semantic Web?
• Google’s new logos are bad | TechCrunch
• Webwaste – A List Apart
• Trans-inclusive Design – A List Apart
• InvisibleUp - Articles - All Our Selves In One Basket
• The myth of the male bumbler
• Moxie Marlinspike >> Blog >> The Worst
• Moxie Marlinspike >> Blog >> We Should All Have Something To Hide
• Moxie Marlinspike >> Blog >> Career Advice
• Silent Book Clubs Offer Introverts A Space To Socialize : NPR
• Your Writing System Sucks
• Data Sonification: Sounds from Around the Milky Way | ChandraBlog | Fresh Chandra News
• How to type 3x faster - Beyond Bare Hands
• A Brief Biography of Elagabalus: the transgender ruler of Rome · Challenging Gender Boundaries: A Trans Biography Project by Students of Dr. Catherine Jacquet · OutHistory: It's About Time
• All you need is λ, part one: booleans – Antitypical
• Media Just Can’t Stop Presenting Horrifying Stories as ‘Uplifting’ Perseverance Porn — FAIR
• Communicating with Interactive Articles
• Opinion | The Way to Produce a Person - The New York Times
• Data is Not a Substitute For Good Judgment – Somehow Manage
• This ‘nullo’ man felt more masculine and had better sex after getting his penis removed / Queerty
• Crossdreamers: William Shakespeare’s Love for a Transfeminine Crossdreamer
• CrimethInc. : Against the Logic of the Guillotine : Why the Paris Commune Burned the Guillotine—and We Should Too
• The sad state of font rendering on Linux | Infosec scribbles
• How popular are “And Daughters” businesses? – Terence Eden’s Blog
• Word Processors: Stupid and Inefficient
• Usability of Footnotes – Terence Eden’s Blog
• The New Siberians | JSTOR Daily
• Giving GPT-3 a Turing Test
• The Last Reporter in Town Had One Big Question for His Rich Boss - The New York Times
• Mister Rogers's Simple Set of Rules for Talking to Kids - The Atlantic
• Blind people gesture (and why that’s kind of a big...
• No Death, No Taxes | The New Yorker
• Can text in different colors help you tackle the most difficult books?
• JK Rowling's Transphobia Wasn't Hard to Find, She Wrote a Book About It - VICE
• Yale professor: My students aren’t snowflakes, and they don’t melt - The Washington Post
• Everything You Need to Know About Slow Internet Speeds - The New York Times
• How to Put More “Character” Into Your NPCs - The Pause Button
• Social Constructs 101: what the term means, and what it doesn't mean
• Things I Wished More Developers Knew About Databases
• Stacking the Bricks: How the Blog Broke the Web
• Exponential Economist Meets Finite Physicist | Do the Math
• Please, enough with the dead butterflies! – Emily S. Damstra
• Why Most Programmers Get Pagination Wrong – Java, SQL and jOOQ.
• Against Economics | by David Graeber | The New York Review of Books
• Scalia needs a lesson on how to use analogies
• What would your Medieval signature be?
• Journalist Jesse Singal Says He 'Goofed' on Interpreting Trans Study—and Activists Are Infuriated
• Text Rendering Hates You
• The Grammarphobia Blog: When "as such" isn't such a good idea
• Why Steven Pinker, Like Jared Diamond, Is Wrong
• The Game Developers Who Are Also Witches
• The Man Who’s Going to Save Your Neighborhood Grocery Store
• NSA recommends ending mass phone data collection program: report | TheHill
• Meal Kits Have A Smaller Carbon Footprint Than Grocery Shopping, Study Says : The Salt : NPR
• Hayek Meets Information Theory. And Fails.
• Opinion | Tech Needs More Conscientious Objectors - The New York Times
• Tristin Hopper: Caillou is an aggressively bad show ruining the world’s children … and it’s all Canada’s fault | National Post
• The Myths of Enlightenment | Boston Review
• The History of Text Generation |
• Programmer migration patterns - apenwarr
• Black attorney gets detained because sheriff thinks he's just pretending to be a lawyer / Boing Boing
• Why You Procrastinate (It Has Nothing to do With Self-Control) - The New York Times
• Debunking the Capitalist Cowboy | Boston Review
• It’s probably never going to work in German – Increment: Internationalization
• I’m a trans woman – here’s why algorithms scare me | Dazed
• Which Unicode character should represent the English apostrophe? (And why the Unicode committee is very wrong.) | Ted's Blog
• I Used The Web For A Day With Just A Keyboard — Smashing Magazine
• Instead of Writing a Thousand Words, Part One: Ideas
• Opinion | Kids Shouldn’t Have to Sacrifice Privacy for Education - The New York Times
• For the love of God, please tell me what your company does
• Napoleon’s “Englich” Lessons – The Public Domain Review
• How did "Defund the police" stop meaning "Defund the police"? - Why mainstream progressives have a strong incentive to 'sanewash' hard leftist positions. : neoliberal
• Red poets society: The Stasi Poetry Circle’s battle for hearts and rhymes
• The Repressive Politics of Emotional Intelligence | The New Yorker
• Miriam Margolyes: ‘JK Rowling has a conservative view of transgender people. I don’t’ | Saturday Review | The Times
• Drawing a Line in the ‘Gay Wedding Cake’ Case
• CrimethInc. : The Femme's Guide to Riot Fashion : This Season's Hottest Looks for the Discerning Anarchist Femme
• Pretty Birds in Pretty Cages: Could the Nuclear Family Be the Reason We’re All Miserable?
• Millennials Are Screwed - The Huffington Post
• Gamasutra:Doctor's Blog -Making a Game Boy game in 2017
• When New York City Was the Capital of American Communism - The New York Times
• The Categories Were Made For Man, Not Man For The Categories | Slate Star Codex
• 'Why I had my Nazi tattoos removed' - BBC News
• A Lady Logician | The Renaissance Mathematicus
• The LaTeX fetish (Or: Don’t write in LaTeX! It’s just for typesetting) – Daniel Allington
• I hate telephones
• “One Damn Slide After Another”: PowerPoint at Every Occasion for Speech : Computational Culture
• How people read online: Why you won’t finish this article.
• I, Cringely Amazon is Becoming the New Microsoft - I, Cringely
• Books from 1923 to 1941 Now Liberated! | Internet Archive Blogs
• Defining the Demonic | The Public Domain Review
• The Website Obesity Crisis
• White nationalists flock to genetic ancestry tests. Some don't like the result
• Do Economists Actually Know What Money Is?
• I was a neo-Nazi. Then I fell in love with a black woman - BBC News
• Secret Hitler, a Game That Simulates Fascism’s Rise, Becomes a Hit - The New York Times
• What every computer science major should know
• Psychology beats business training when it comes to entrepreneurship
• It's official: Users navigate flat UI designs 22 per cent slower • The Register
• Introverts Need Not Apply--But Why You Should Hire Them | Psychology Today
• RStudio, Jupyter, Emacs, Vim: nothing that works properly is easy to use and nothing that is easy to use works properly – Daniel Allington
• Lewis Carroll on Representation and Map-Making
• How Iceland is fixing its gender pay gap - BBC News
• About the GNU Project - GNU Project - Free Software Foundation
• Logic: Ancient and Modern Syllogisms | Rip's Applied Mathematics Blog
• The engine of irrationality inside the rationalists – Ketan Joshi
• How the first photo was posted on the Web 20 years ago - Telegraph
• Solving Minesweeper
• Copy-Paste from Website to Terminal
• Portland Anarchist Road Care Fixes Potholes Anonymously - CityLab
• For Trans Women, Beauty Standards Are an Impossible Balancing Act | Allure
• Claire Evans’s ‘Broad Band’ Excerpt
• The transgender acid attack survivor running for parliament - BBC News
• McMansions 101: What Makes a McMansion Bad... | McMansion Hell
• The Germ Theory of Democracy, Dictatorship, and All Your Most Cherished Beliefs - Pacific Standard
• Genderize - The Daily WTF
• How to be an open source gardener
• A history of the Amiga, part 2: The birth of Amiga | Ars Technica
• License Zero / Free to Take Freedom
• On Thanksgiving Eve, Facebook quietly admitted to hiring dirty tricksters to publish an anti-Semitic Soros hoax smearing its critics / Boing Boing
• Toward a More Radical Selfie
• Opinion | The Hypocrisy of Hanukkah - The New York Times
• Podcast: Let's get better at demanding better from tech / Boing Boing
• How Mozilla Was Born
• COA 331286 O YVETTE M CORMIER V PF FITNESS-MIDLAND LLC Opinion - On Remand SCt - Per Curiam - Unpublished 07/26/2018 - 20180726_C331286_83_331286O.OPN.PDF
• What Should Designers Know About Universal App? – UX Planet
• Meet the guys who tape Trump's papers back together - POLITICO
• The Handwriting on the Wall (Aaron Swartz's Raw Thought)
• Meet the Silicon Valley socialists who are pushing a tech worker upris
• How Musicians Make Money — Or Don’t at All — in 2018 – Rolling Stone
• You Might Not Need JavaScript
• There Will Now Likely Be Two Democratic Socialists of America Members in Congress
• JK Rowling Confirms Stance Against Transgender Women
• The Book of Ezekiel and the Speculative Design | by Ian Gonsher | Medium
• The U.S. has categorically failed its K-12 teachers, and thus itself | by Amy J. Ko | Bits and Behavior | Feb, 2021 | Medium
• ‘Know thyself!’ they said. - A Philosopher’s Stone - Medium
• I built a Progressive Web App and published it in 3 app stores. Here’s what I learned.
• Richard Liebowitz: Why media companies fear, and photographers love, this guy.
• Body cam footage shows Dallas police mocking Tony Timpa as he dies.
• The 19th century moral panic over paper technology.
• TERFs Lose Their Minds Over Disposable Menstrual Pad Wrappers – Skepchick
• The Future of Computing Depends on Making It Reversible - IEEE Spectrum
• US Border Patrol Says They Can Create Central Repository Of Traveler Emails, Keep Them For 75 Years - View from the Wing
• When "Zoë" !== "Zoë". Or why you need to normalize Unicode strings | With Blue Ink
• Implementing Hash Tables in C | www.andreinc.net
• Neumorphism: what it is and why it's all the hype - Justinmind
• jwz: They Live and the secret history of the Mozilla logo
• Having more than one natural language is bad for the world
• cirosantilli/china-dictatorship: Chinese "Communist" "Dictatorship" "facts". 中国《共产主义》《独裁统治》的《事实》.
• vasanthk/how-web-works: What happens behind the scenes when we type www.google.com in a browser?
• Why isn't the New Year on the Winter Solstice?
• Thomas Jefferson was an anarchist
• slavery, mathematics, education
• In defense of Les Miserables (2012)
• The (not very Christian) reason I will say "Merry Christmas" this year
• Nigeria's male and female languages - BBC News
• Should I Major in the Humanities? - The Atlantic
• Explaining White Privilege to a Broke White Person... | OCCUPY WALL STREET
• Why do ‘Kevins’ vote for far-right parties? - Big Think
• Blaze of Glory: A Useful RPG House Rule | Thing of Things
• The Draw of the Gothic
• Community-Engaged Scholarship And Computer Science – Dr. Daniel Gillis
• Intel chips could let US spies inside: expert
• Unmasking “Free” Premium WordPress Plugins
• Hannah Arendt On Why It's Urgent To Break Your Bubble » IAI TV
• Modern China is So Crazy It Needs a New Literary Genre
• Kill sticky headers
• Unsupervised machine translation: A novel approach to provide fast, accurate translations for more languages – Facebook Code
• Gender and Language – Luke Smith
• Congress Investigating FBI Agents' Texts for Possible Leaks to Media
• What is 'CalArts' style? | Ball State Daily
• The Rise and Demise of RSS
• CrimethInc. : The Really Really Free Market : Instituting the Gift Economy
• Publishers withdraw more than 120 gibberish papers : Nature News & Comment
• Badass of the Week: Julie D'Aubigny, La Maupin
• The bad news on human nature, in 10 findings from psychology | Aeon Ideas
• Microsoft Word - Google data collection paper - FINAL-v2.docx - DCN-Google-Data-Collection-Paper.pdf
• The Libertarian As Conservative | The Anarchist Library
• The “Yellow Vests” Show How Much the Ground Moves Under Our Feet
• Medical researcher discovers integration, gets 75 citations | An American Physics Student in England
• Ex Edge developer blames Google tricks in part for move to Chromium | On MSFT
• Perry links fossil fuel development to preventing sexual assault | TheHill
• The Fold Manifesto: Why the Page Fold Still Matters
• CLI: improved
• Evelyn Berezin, 93, Dies; Built the First True Word Processor - The New York Times
• The best computer is one you hate a little | The Outline
• Let's build a browser engine! Part 1: Getting started
• How YouTube Built a Radicalization Machine for the Far-Right
• Anarchy Works | The Anarchist Library
• The 17th-Century Breastoration: A Time Before Bras - The Hairpin
• Beautiful Racket: Why language-oriented programming? Why Racket?
• If you’re not peppering your passwords, you are irresponsible. – Ben Prime
• As the Right Urges You To Fear Refugees, Antifa Are Fighting ISIS - It's Going Down
• Opinion | Who Counts as a Woman? - The New York Times
• Opinion | The $70,000-a-Year Minimum Wage - The New York Times
• Neural network AI is simple. So... Stop pretending you are a genius
• Did Paraguay blaze a trail in racial equality nearly two centuries ago? - CSMonitor.com
• The crimes of Winston Churchill – Crimes of Britain
• College Kids Are Living Like Kings in Vancouver’s Empty Mansions - Bloomberg
• Recycling Atomic Waste: Nuclear Materials Stored In Siberian Parking Lots - SPIEGEL ONLINE
• Mathematicians Discover the Perfect Way to Multiply | WIRED
• Why Rereading Books and Rewatching Movies Is More Fun Than Expected - The Atlantic
• Twitter Won’t Autoban Neo-Nazis Because It May Ban Republicans | Tech News | Consequence of Sound
• Opinion | Why It’s So Hard to Learn French in Middle Age - The New York Times
• A Former Alt-Right Member’s Message: Get Out While You Still Can
• France asks: Can you solve the riddle of the rock? - BBC News
• ‘Here come the rape police’: Rush Limbaugh reacts to Trump’s ‘sex-talk scandal’ - The Washington Post
• How to Refute Holocaust Denial
• Air pollution from every single power plant in the world, tracked - Vox
• America Loves Excusing Its War Criminals – Foreign Policy
• Bernie Sanders Loves This $1 Trillion War Machine
• Why Has Language Changed So Much So Fast? ‘Because Internet’ - The New York Times
• Please Don't Learn to Code
• Coder creates smallest chess game for computers - BBC News
• 'The Code' busts Silicon Valley's favorite myths about itself | Datebook
• Get your work recognized: write a brag document
• How to Destroy Surveillance Capitalism, a New Book by Cory Doctorow | OneZero
• Don't Toss That Old Phone! Here's How to Repurpose Your Tech
• Language pitch · Erik Bernhardsson
• US military bought location data mined from Muslim prayer app: report - Business Insider
• The Ad Hominem Fallacy Fallacy
• Sierra Blanca, Bernie Sanders, Paul Wellstone, a Poor Minority Community and a Nuclear Waste Dump
• Woman Named Marijuana Pepsi, Who Refused To Change Her Name, Earns Her Ph.D After Completing Dissertation On Black Names - Blavity News
• Sex redefined : Nature News & Comment
• Why Is the Angry Left So Angry?
• Speed matters: Why working quickly is more important than it seems « the jsomers.net blog
• ‘I Can’t Be Myself Here’: At the Border, Transgender Women Navigate 2 Worlds - The New York Times
• Nobody talks about the real reason to use Tabs over Spaces : javascript
• The Website Obesity Crisis - Web Directions
• Jimmy Carter’s Blood-Drenched Legacy
• piracy is good actually – ill
• The fine line between art and pornography - BBC Culture
• languages.md
• *> Personal websites [...] is what will allow Facebook to no longer be irreplace... | Hacker News
• The One-Eyed African Queen Who Defeated the Roman Empire
• permalink
• All Worked Up and Nowhere to Go | Amber A’Lee Frost
• Following in our fingerprints | The Japan Times Online
• on terminal control
• Immigration is a human right | openDemocracy
• French Satanism Part One: Rebellion and Liberty -
• Three Arrows: The Myth of a Peaceful Ethnic Cleansing ⋆ The Luciferian Church
• Pierre Menard Author of the Quixote
• The Czech Republic's New Digital Tax Is the Right Approach - Bloomberg
• Cheshire reCAsT | Voynich Portal
• Fifty Years of BASIC, the Language That Made Computers Personal | Time
• BuzzFeed's founder used to write Marxist theory and it explains BuzzFeed perfectly - Vox
• Satan, the Radical | JSTOR Daily
• This is the group that’s surprisingly prone to violent extremism - The Washington Post
• plausibly deniable encryption :: spacetime.dev
• Stars I Shall Find | Scribble Hub
• MEMEX - The Small Website Discoverability Crisis [2021-09-08]
• Thoughts on Resonance visualization tool I'm thinking of making : transvoice
• Markets, discrimination, and "lowering the bar"
• Misidentifying talent
• Do Students Self-Censor? Here's What the Data Tell Us
• Deep Learning Is Hitting a Wall - Nautilus | Science Connected
• The advantages of an email-driven git workflow
• Electron is flash for the desktop
• What_works,_What_doesn't.pdf - What-works-what-doesnt.pdf
• A message from the Unitarian Jihad
• Slavery is not a crime in almost half the countries of the world – new research
• Uber Got a New Logo, Which Doesn't Mean Shit
• How I learned to stop worrying and structure all writing as a list
• Social Annealing « the jsomers.net blog
• World Without Men ❧ Current Affairs
• Why We Know So Little About the U.S.-Backed War in Yemen - Rolling Stone
• Searching for outliers
• Contributing to Complex Projects – Mitchell Hashimoto
• Pearl Leff | In Praise of Memorization
• Pearl Leff | Seven Tips for a Junior Developer
• Women Who Should Be Pretty Pissed Off: Germaine de Staël: Napoleon’s Worst Enemy - McSweeney’s Internet Tendency
• The Weight of Breasts That Aren’t There | Kit Eginton | The Hypocrite Reader
• The Gender Bias Inside GPT-3
• The end of the nice GTK button
• An opinionated list of best practices for textual websites - Seirdy
• Resilient Git, Part 1: Hydra Hosting - Seirdy
• A story about why homeopathy works
• What’s the point of herbal HRT?
• April Fools Post: Prairie Hen - Thing of Things
• Designing better file organization around tags, not hierarchies
• Overwriting confidential handwritten text
• Elliot Rose on "Evil"
• Creative nonfiction training exercises
• How do kids conceive the internet?
• Old Enough! Netflix: How Japan built cities that kids can walk in.
• Accidentally on Purpose – Dear Winnipeg
• Sum Types Are Coming: What You Should Know | Chad Austin
• A Smarter Way to Divide Chores? - The Atlantic
• Why are hyperlinks blue?
• This map shows all 39 U.S. Presidential gravesites - Big Think
• About – A continually-run D&D campaign, since 1982.
• Staring at an image of yourself on Zoom has serious consequences for mental health – especially for women
• Robots Are Writing Poetry, and Many People Can’t Tell the Difference | The Walrus
• Pop Culture Has Become an Oligopoly - by Adam Mastroianni
• Against All Applications - by Adam Mastroianni
• Bureaucratic psychosis - by Adam Mastroianni
• Being Destroyed By Laminate
• No More Letters of Recommendation!
• https://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/tvcg-cs
• 18 Years A Transient – My Journey Through the American Immigration System as a Computer Engineer – Software the Hard way
• Tips for a disciplined git workflow
• Why I no longer recommend Julia
• The Gayest Hogwarts House
• Understanding the npm dependency model
• Overcoming Bias : My Favorite Liar
• Alexa and her friends know you all too well - Big Think
• Chris Aldridge's Blog and Website: How I Explained Polytheism To A Young Christian
• Have your separation of concerns and eat it too
• Medieval 'gender trouble'
• Bottle: Python Web Framework — Bottle 0.13-dev documentation
• Against All Applications - by Adam Mastroianni
• Love is in the Air (via WiFi and Dating Apps) — The New Oil
• How to manage your Git history: Tips for keeping your commits tidy
• The First Authoritarian | Political Mythologies | Issues | The Hedgehog Review
• Have we got it wrong on dysphoria? Abigail Thorn discusses trans healthcare - Trans Writes
• On the Proper use of Post-Its®
• I've Used All The Notebooks
• The Unreasonable Fight for Municipal Broadband
• Finding Jobs in Software
• writing one sentence per line | Derek Sivers
• Cool desktops don’t change 😎 - Tyler Cipriani
• Lillian Rosanoff Lieber - Wikipedia
• berry-computer.pdf
• totoroo's Blog • The inherent homophobia and transphobia in the chess community • lichess.org
• Mariah Lopez Is Suing New York, Over and Over, for Transgender Rights - The New York Times
• The Grug Brained Developer
• There Is No Constitutional Right to Eat Dinner | The New Republic
• Do Gophers … Farm?
• Admit It, Squirrels Are Just Tree Rats
• Teddy Roosevelt and Race Suicide | Postcard History
• Why "Great Replacement" theorists tried to cancel teddy bears - Big Think
• Revolution And American Indians: “Marxism Is As Alien To My Culture As Capitalism” By Russell Means
• Null Call - by Drew Schorno - Transmissions from the floor
• Collections: The Queen’s Latin or Who Were the Romans? Part IV: The Color of Purple – A Collection of Unmitigated Pedantry
• Did Ancient People Really All Have Horrible, Crooked, Rotten Teeth? - Tales of Times Forgotten
• Transgender and Intersex People in the Ancient World - Tales of Times Forgotten
• Visual Sum of Cubes
• Folk Interfaces
• A Brief History & Ethos of the Digital Garden
• Pink, Soft, Glittering Developers
• Back to the Future
• What Would the End of Race-Conscious Admissions Mean for Minority Enrollment?
• There Is No Road Map for the Longest Phase of Parenthood - The Atlantic
• Ladies Li, Liu and Yang
• Ayagigux̂
• The struggles of building a Feed Reader · Jack Evans
• Timeline - ratfactor
• Digital Gardens
• Home - ratfactor
• Towards a Unified Theory of Web Performance - Infrequently Noted
• Why Not a Jubilee? - The American Conservative
• Guys, I Swear I’m Only Transitioning So I Can Cheat at Girls’ Sports - McSweeney’s Internet Tendency
• A pagan perspective on Feminine power: the divine to the demonic
• Tarot for Hackers - Xe
• Elastic tabstops - a better way to indent and align code
• Why are American kids treated as a different species from adults? | Aeon Essays
• Life in Wartime Ukraine: Two Essays by Andrei Krasniashikh ‹ Literary Hub
• The Untold Story of Silk Road, Part 1 | WIRED
• Shakespeare's Latin and Greek – Antigone