More links, more problems

While I really need to find more time to read through, I know I’m not going to have the time to read through all of them. Maybe eventually I’ll get through the whole list, but for now, I just want to at least leave this here incase anyone else finds it interesting. Pardon the LLM for the descriptions, but I don’t have the time to write them all out myself.

A Curated Collection of Blogs to Check Out:

• The Wild Wild Web - Blog: A blog by the “Wild Wild Web” directory, focusing on curated content and discussions about the independent web and smaller online communities.
• Marmar @ tilde.team: A personal blog likely part of the tildeverse, featuring various musings and thoughts from Marmar.
• Roast Dinners In London: A highly specific blog dedicated to reviewing and celebrating roast dinners found in London, complete with photos and detailed critiques.
• Posts - Laura Hilliger: Laura Hilliger’s personal blog, featuring posts on open culture, technology, education, and social impact, often from a progressive viewpoint.
• Bohemian Sultriness: A personal blog with an eclectic mix of thoughts, art, and possibly reflections on a bohemian lifestyle.
• Michael Julius: Michael Julius’s personal site, likely featuring a mix of professional work (design/development) and personal projects or writings.
• Mordecai Kipng’etich: Mordecai Kipng’etich’s personal blog, offering insights and thoughts on various topics, potentially tech or personal development.
• @gurupanguji - Ramblings of an Eccentric Soul: A blog offering philosophical, personal, and sometimes humorous “ramblings” from a unique perspective.
• Notes by JCProbably: A collection of notes and short-form writings from JCProbably, covering a range of interests.
• ¬ just serendipity 🍀: The personal blog of a developer (Perrotta), likely sharing thoughts on code, personal projects, and other serendipitous discoveries.
• Uncorrected - By Alex Nonnemacher: Alex Nonnemacher’s blog, presenting “uncorrected” thoughts, essays, and observations, often on culture and technology.
• jagibson.org: A personal website for Jagibson, likely containing updates, projects, or personal reflections.
• The Folkmoss Logs: A personal journal or log of thoughts and experiences, hosted on the minimal Bear Blog platform, often evoking a cozy, reflective tone.
• The Wallflower Digest - Blogging book reviews, embroidery & whatever else may on my mind.: A charming UK-based blog covering book reviews, embroidery projects, and a variety of personal thoughts and interests.
• Julia Evans: Julia Evans’s highly popular blog known for its clear, insightful, and often illustrated explanations of technical concepts, particularly for programmers.
• Jem - UK blogger - Developer - Entrepeneur: Jem’s blog, showcasing insights from a UK-based developer and entrepreneur, likely covering technology, business, and personal experiences.
• my photos: A minimalist photo blog, dedicated to sharing personal photography.
• benji: A simple, personal blog that might include updates on life, projects, or musings, perhaps with a charming, laid-back vibe.
• memory site: A personal “memory site” by Elliott, possibly a digital garden or collection of thoughts and personal archives.
• Molly White: Molly White’s critical blog, often focusing on web3, cryptocurrency, and financial technology, known for its in-depth analysis and skepticism.
• Eliseo Martelli: Eliseo Martelli’s personal and professional website, likely featuring work related to web development, design, or personal interests.
• Coyote Tracks: A blog that might explore nature, travel, personal journeys, or reflections on the wild.
• Home - Mark Sutherland: Mark Sutherland’s developer blog, where he shares insights, projects, and thoughts on software development.
• Blog Archive | Rob Weychert: The blog archive of Rob Weychert, likely containing reflections on design, technology, and culture, with a focus on past writings.
• Tedium | An Offbeat Digital Newsletter: A unique newsletter and blog that delves into obscure, fascinating, and often overlooked corners of history, technology, and culture.
• Terence Eden’s Blog - Regular nonsense about tech and its effects 🙃: Terence Eden’s blog, offering often humorous and insightful commentary on technology, its societal effects, and digital policy.
• Composite - Internet - information - criticism - poetry - connection - feminism - open source - open spaces - translation - digression - recursion - boats - wheelchairs - disability rights - ranting - the future - by Liz Henry: Liz Henry’s incredibly diverse blog, covering a vast range of topics including internet culture, open source, feminism, and disability rights with critical insight.
• Birchtree: A personal blog, likely featuring thoughts on technology, productivity, and everyday life.
• /home (aleesteele.com): A personal online space by Alee Steele, potentially sharing reflections, creative work, or personal updates.
• Scottish Stoater - A collection of photographs and notes by Chris Collins: Chris Collins’s blog, featuring stunning photography and personal notes from Scotland, capturing its landscapes and spirit.
• Chris Vogt - Software Engineer in San Francisco | Digital Garden of Photography, Piano, and Travel: Chris Vogt’s personal digital garden, blending his software engineering insights with his passions for photography, piano, and travel.
• but she’s a girl…: A personal blog by a woman, sharing her thoughts and experiences, possibly with a focus on feminism or personal identity.
• Matt - Write.as: A minimalist blog by Matt, hosted on Write.as, likely featuring personal reflections or short-form essays.
• HELLO, I’M SETH WERKHEISER - Founder of the Social Media Escape Club: Seth Werkheiser’s blog, promoting a break from traditional social media and offering insights on independent online presence.
• Nick Simson, Internet Nobody.: Nick Simson’s self-deprecatingly named blog, offering personal thoughts and observations on technology, internet culture, and daily life.
• the museum of alexandra: Alexandra’s unique personal site, presented as a “museum” of her thoughts, projects, and digital artifacts.
• Home - Frills: A developer’s blog, potentially focusing on the “frills” of web development-design, user experience, and aesthetic details.
• Gerben Jacobs: Gerben Jacobs’s personal blog, likely covering topics related to technology, personal development, or professional insights.
• Karsh Writes: A blog primarily dedicated to Karsh’s writing, which could include fiction, essays, or personal reflections.
• Paul Johnson: Paul Johnson’s personal website, likely featuring a mix of professional work, personal interests, or reflective essays.
• Glycerine Queen Media - News, opinion and everything in between: A media blog offering news, opinions, and general commentary on a wide range of topics.
• véronique: Véronique’s personal site, potentially a portfolio, digital garden, or blog covering her creative and intellectual pursuits.
• Tracy Durnell’s Mind Garden - Thinking and Learning In Public: Tracy Durnell’s “mind garden,” a concept for a personal blog where thoughts, ideas, and learning processes are documented publicly.
• Aaron Parecki: Aaron Parecki’s personal website, a prominent figure in the IndieWeb movement, often documenting his tools, projects, and thoughts on personal data and online identity.
• anderegg.ca | Something (slightly) less boring than nothing.: A personal blog from anderegg.ca promising content “slightly less boring than nothing,” implying a casual and engaging style.
• ArtLung: Joe Crawford: Joe Crawford’s blog, often exploring the intersection of art, technology, and personal expression.
• CBOXES PHOTOGRAPHY: A dedicated photography blog, showcasing images and possibly accompanying narratives.
• Blog • Robb Knight: Robb Knight’s personal blog, typically featuring thoughts on technology, web development, and personal projects.
• Sergi’s writing: Sergi’s dedicated space for his writing, which could encompass various forms and topics.
• alexwlchan: Alex Chan’s technical blog, offering insights on software engineering, Python, and personal projects.
• Curious. Creative. Coder. | Dominik Hofer: Dominik Hofer’s personal site, embodying his interests as a curious, creative coder, likely sharing projects and thoughts.
• Writing Archives | Essays, articles & notes: Alabut’s collection of essays, articles, and notes, serving as a public archive of their written works.
• George Lakoff: The official website and blog of George Lakoff, a cognitive linguist known for his work on metaphor and its role in politics and thought.
• Omers playground: Omer Atagun’s personal “playground,” likely a space for experimenting with code, sharing personal projects, or exploring ideas.
• Rubenerd: Rubenerd’s blog, featuring tech news, Linux-related content (which you’d appreciate!), personal updates, and general internet culture.
• Meet iAlja: A personal blog introducing iAlja and their thoughts, projects, or professional endeavors.
• Refugio Norte - Reflexiones sobre la experiencia humana y los espacios arquitectónicos: A blog offering reflections on the human experience and architectural spaces, likely from a Spanish-speaking perspective.
• Parker Glynn-Adey: Parker Glynn-Adey’s personal website, possibly featuring academic work, personal projects, or general musings.
• Erik Johannes Husom: Erik Johannes Husom’s personal blog, sharing thoughts, projects, or professional updates.
• Home - Beradadisini: A personal blog or online presence, likely based in Indonesia given the name.
• Home - ottorask.com: Otto Rask’s personal website, potentially a portfolio, blog, or digital garden.
• ggirelli | Filopoetica: A blog by ggirelli combining philosophy and poetry (“Filopoetica”).
• cybrkyd - just another cyber kid: A personal blog by “cybrkyd,” reflecting a youthful or digital-native perspective on technology and life.
• bneil.me | Home: B Neil’s personal website, likely featuring a mix of professional information, personal projects, or blog posts.
• renecoignard.com/: René Coignard’s personal website, probably a portfolio or blog.
• Dazeland - We won’t nag you with cookies!: A blog that proudly declares no cookie nags, focusing on art, design, and creative content.
• creativwork.org: A website dedicated to showcasing and discussing creative work.
• Frederick’s delirious rantings: Frederick’s personal blog for his “delirious rantings,” suggesting unedited thoughts on various topics.
• Words Deferred - Free fiction, ruminations on craft, and a radically open writing process: A blog by a writer sharing free fiction, thoughts on the writing craft, and a transparent look into their writing process.
• Posts from @olly: A personal blog or collection of posts from Olly, likely on a variety of personal interests.
• New Ideas: A blog or repository for “new ideas,” possibly related to coding projects, innovative concepts, or personal insights.
• Essential Thinker: A blog dedicated to thoughtful analysis and reflection on essential topics.
• ɑrbərtrɛri: A personal blog with a unique name, likely featuring arbitrary but interesting thoughts and observations.
• Home (ivndbt.com): A personal website with no overt theme, potentially a digital garden or collection of thoughts.
• Matter: A reading app and platform that also features curated articles and a blog with insights on reading, writing, and current events.
• Ninox | The low-code platform for all business processes: While primarily a low-code platform, their blog likely covers business processes, database solutions, and tech productivity.
• STFN: A personal or project blog from Poland, likely focusing on tech, development, or personal interests.
• Morgan - Peanuts 🥜 - Quality is always right: Morgan’s blog, possibly with short, concise, and high-quality “peanut” sized thoughts.
• Dave Henry Blog: Dave Henry’s personal blog, featuring his thoughts and experiences.
• Nullrouted Space - The void is my friend.: A technical or philosophical blog with a focus on networks, privacy, or the “void” of the internet.
• Notes (netbros.com): A collection of notes or short posts by Netbros, possibly on tech or personal reflections.
• A Drop From The Bucket: A blog offering small, insightful “drops from the bucket” of knowledge or personal experience.
• MartinHaagen.se: Martin Haagen’s personal website, likely featuring professional work, personal projects, or blog posts.
• laze.net: A personal blog or website that might have a relaxed, casual approach to its content.
• Notes // Alex Carpenter: Alex Carpenter’s collection of notes, serving as a digital garden of thoughts and learnings.

Recent Discoveries (Saved 6/29/2025, 3:28:06 PM):

• Hypercritical: John Siracusa’s renowned blog, known for its extremely detailed, thoughtful, and often lengthy commentary on Apple products and technology in general (though you’re not an Apple fan, his depth of analysis is noteworthy).
• Life Is Such A Sweet Insanity.: JP Nearl’s personal blog, offering reflections on life’s eccentricities and personal experiences.
• Josh Collinsworth: Josh Collinsworth’s blog, often covering web development, front-end technologies, and related industry thoughts.
• meyerweb.com: Eric Meyer’s influential blog, a foundational resource for web standards, CSS, and web design, often featuring technical insights and personal reflections.
• The website of Alice Bartlett: Alice Bartlett’s personal website, likely featuring her work in data, technology, or personal insights.
• Tantek Çelik: Tantek Çelik’s personal website and blog, a key figure in microformats and the IndieWeb movement, focused on personal data and web standards.
• jwz: Jamie Zawinski’s classic, often irreverent, and highly opinionated blog on software, technology, and personal anecdotes.
• Librarian of Things - Mita Williams. Her blog.: Mita Williams’s blog, sharing insights from a librarian’s perspective on information, technology, and public life.
• » alis.me: Alis’s personal blog, potentially a digital garden or collection of thoughts and projects.
• Emily F. Gorcenski: Emily Gorcenski’s blog, often covering data science, social justice, technology’s societal impact, and political commentary from a progressive stance.

More Great Reads (Saved 6/27/2025, 2:00:17 PM):

• The travels of Mary Loosemore: Mary Loosemore’s blog, documenting her travels and experiences, often with a lighthearted and engaging tone.
• Outside My Window | A Blog of Birds & Nature with Kate St. John: Kate St. John’s nature blog, focusing on birdwatching, wildlife, and observations from her window.
• Essays · Gwern.net: Gwern Branwen’s extensive collection of long-form essays, covering a wide range of topics from psychology and technology to statistics and personal experiments.
• Third Level | Don’t waste your time, or time will waste you.: A blog that offers reflections and philosophical insights on productivity, personal growth, and making the most of one’s time.
• Distillations (jasdev.me): Jasdev’s blog, where he “distills” complex ideas into clear, concise posts, often on technology or personal development.
• Robin Sloan: Robin Sloan’s personal website and blog, from a writer and media inventor, featuring his unique projects, thoughts on technology, and storytelling.
• Maggie Appleton: Maggie Appleton’s visual blog, known for her hand-drawn illustrations and insightful explanations of complex concepts, often related to knowledge work and digital gardens.
• Adam Wood: Adam Wood’s personal website, likely a portfolio or blog showcasing his work and thoughts.

Latest Finds (Saved 6/29/2025, 11:53:24 PM):

• coxy - designer and internet addict: Coxy’s blog, blending insights from a designer’s perspective with reflections on internet culture and digital life.
• …from Emily Moran Barwick: Emily Moran Barwick’s personal blog, likely featuring updates, personal thoughts, or creative projects.
• Front-End Web Designer, Developer & Translator in Villarrica: El Mike Walsh’s blog, detailing insights from his work as a front-end web designer, developer, and translator.
• The Law and Policy Blog - Independent commentary on law and policy from a liberal constitutionalist and critical perspective: David Allen Green’s blog, providing independent and critical commentary on law and policy from a liberal constitutionalist viewpoint, which aligns with your progressive political leanings.
• Tim Hårek: Tim Hårek’s personal blog, likely featuring thoughts, projects, or professional insights.
• net.wars - computers, freedom, and privacy: Wendy Grossman’s long-running blog focusing on the critical intersection of computers, digital freedom, and privacy issues.
• Bryan Maniotakis - Design Director: Bryan Maniotakis’s blog, offering insights into design, creative direction, and professional experiences.
• Songs on the Security of Networks: A blog by RYS.io, likely delving into cybersecurity topics, network security, and related technical discussions.
• Secure Site Not Available: A blog primarily focused on photography, sharing images and possibly thoughts on the photographic process.
• Ruby Klover: A personal blog by Ruby Klover, with a unique domain, likely featuring personal reflections or creative content.
• impossible songs: A blog dedicated to “impossible songs,” suggesting a focus on music, creative audio projects, or musings on the art of songwriting.
• Wiby - Search Engine for the Classic Web: While a search engine, their blog or “about” section often provides commentary on the classic web, privacy, and independent web discovery.

More Interesting Blogs:

• Home - Henrique Dias: Henrique Dias’s personal website, showcasing his projects, thoughts, and professional work, likely in development or open source.
• JASON HALF : writer - Home: Jason Half’s dedicated writing website, where he publishes his works, essays, or personal blog posts.
• kryobot - Home of Emanuel Schwarz: Emanuel Schwarz’s personal website, possibly focusing on robotics, AI, or other tech-related projects.
• Linda Ma: Linda Ma’s personal website, potentially a portfolio, digital garden, or blog covering her interests.
• Karl Koch | Home: Karl Koch’s personal website, likely featuring his work, thoughts, or projects.
• Christopher Harper | Documenting life and exploration on Guam: Christopher Harper’s blog, visually documenting life and explorations on the island of Guam through photos and stories.
• Caleb Hailey: Caleb Hailey’s personal website, probably a professional portfolio or blog.
• obscure blog: Oliver Obscure’s personal blog, likely offering unique, perhaps unconventional, thoughts and observations.
• Martin Keegan: All posts: Martin Keegan’s blog, featuring a wide array of posts on technology, programming, and personal musings, often with a distinct perspective.
• CaptainAwkward.com - Don’t need to be cool to be kind.: A popular advice blog focused on navigating awkward social situations, boundaries, and interpersonal relationships with kindness and directness.
• Tom Critchlow. Move. Think. Create.: Tom Critchlow’s blog, where he writes about strategy, digital products, independent consulting, and the future of work.
• Words - fredrocha.net: Fred Rocha’s space for his written works, which could include essays, articles, or personal reflections.