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🔗 Rediscovering the Small Web - Neustadt.fr
I was even more excited to learn that the small web exists today just as it did back when I was a kid. It's just less visible.
Loved this screengrab of Geocities neighborhoods. I love this idea of a collection of sites in a given neighborhood and getting webspace (there’s a term I haven’t used in 20 years).Neighborhoods avialable on Geocities in 1998
It may exist already, but it would be neat to have a modern Indie/Small version of web neighborhoods (naturally still on your own domain/site). Which neighborhood would I settle in? -
🔗 512KB Club
The 512KB Club is an exclusive list of web pages weighing less than 512 kilobytes.
I should add my blog to the 512k club. Confirming I'd quality and noticed I'm loading a gravatar image (likely in my h-card) in 2 different places but not displaying them – I wonder if I can modify that somehow to provide the url but not load a hidden image.... -
🔗 Climate action cannot wait for pandemic to end, medical journals warn
Global warming is already affecting people's health so much that emergency action on climate change cannot be put on hold while the world deals with the COVID-19 pandemic, medical journals across the globe warned on Monday. “Health is already being harmed by global temperature increases and the destruction of the…
Should be common sense that we can’t wait any longer. Hard to believe that heat related among those over 65 is up over 50% in the last 20 years. -
🔗 Treat yourself to the 90s club aesthetics of the Wipeout games
Virtual clubbing, you say? It’s tough to top Psygnosis’ Wipeout series and its legacy, starting with composer Tim Wright aka CoLD SToRAGE. So let’s queue up a mix.
Great mix. -
🔗 koaning.io: My New Home Setup
Better Patterns for Development Work.
Despite my undying love for my mid-2014, I've been itching for a new computer for the better part of a year. I really like this idea that Vincent has setup working: a beefy Intel NUC PC running Linux to handle Docker etc.. and uses VSCode to develop on it from his Mac.
I've heard of people doing this before, but they're usually using a terminal for all of their development on a server in the cloud.
While I'm reluctant to use VSCode (because I'm still not sure I trust Microsoft yet), it appears a similar can also be done with PyCharm. Maybe this is the solution to my building a PC/getting a PC itch.