ππ» Read The Hacker Manifesto.
the beauty of the baud
I love this turn of phrase.
We make use of a service already existing without paying for what could be dirt-cheap if it wasn’t run by profiteering gluttons…
This was published in 1986.
ππ» Read The Hacker Manifesto.
the beauty of the baud
I love this turn of phrase.
We make use of a service already existing without paying for what could be dirt-cheap if it wasn’t run by profiteering gluttons…
This was published in 1986.
π Read True/useful by Seth Godin.
Seth shares a handy matrix for helping us stay resilient and cultivate belief, shaking off cynicism and avoiding traps.
πRead Twenty Rules for the New Escribitionist.
23 and a half-year-old blogging advice that is still pretty solid.
π Read You Can’t Unsubscribe from Grief by Jenessa Abrams (Electric Literature).
This is a gorgeous essay. I really needed it right now.
ππ¬ “Your death matters. You can choose something that will reflect the values and beliefs that you held in your life, and translate them into your death. What you choose to do, is your final act, your final gesture on this earth.” Sarah Chavez, The Order of the Good Death
πππ Read Why We Should Celebrate the 400th Anniversary of Shakespeareβs First Folio (Literary Hub).
π Read The enshittification of academic social media (The Thesis Whisperer).
π Read Intro to the Web Revival #1: What is the Web Revival?.
Fun to read about all the IndieWeb’s neighbors!
π Read Two Wins for Public Libraries This Week at the Polls by Kelly Jensen (Literary Activism).
Good things are happening but we need to remain vigilant. The people trying to take books out of libraries and take control away from library professionals are immensely well-funded.
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Thanks @gr36 for directing my attention to Whiona!