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brennan.day rss2
brennan.day
Brennan Kenneth Brown is a Queer Métis writer and web developer exploring Indigenous identity, digital culture, and creativity. Personal essays on technology, craft, and human experience from Calgary, Alberta (Treaty 7).
brennan.day (Full Archive) rss2
brennan.day
Brennan Kenneth Brown is a Queer Métis writer and web developer exploring Indigenous identity, digital culture, and creativity. Personal essays on technology, craft, and human experience from Calgary, Alberta (Treaty 7).
brennan.day json
brennan.day
Brennan Kenneth Brown is a Queer Métis writer and web developer exploring Indigenous identity, digital culture, and creativity. Personal essays on technology, craft, and human experience from Calgary, Alberta (Treaty 7).
BrettTerpstra.com - The Mad Science of Brett Terpstra atom
brett.trpstra.net
Brian’s Hprtxt Journal json
briandigital.com
Brian’s Hprtxt Journal rss2
briandigital.com
Brian DeVries atom
brianjdevries.com
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bridgestew.com
BrittHub rss2
britthub.co.uk
Britt Coxon - Artist, illustrator, web and graphic designer.
Notas rss2
brunopulis.com
Posts curtos, estilo twitter, pensamentos e qualquer comentário aleatório
Artigos do Blog rss2
brunopulis.com
Artigos sobre cristianismo, frontend e qualidade de software
bstjohn.net rss2
bstjohn.net
A blog about home labs, Kubernetes, DevOps, and related projects
Bugs and Bunnies -- Jay Lyerly rss2
bugsandbunnies.org
Bugs and Bunnies -- Jay Lyerly json
bugsandbunnies.org
bulltown.2022 atom
bulltown.joejenett.com
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bulltown.neocities.org
BurgeonLab: Firehose atom
burgeonlab.com
BurgeonLab: Weeknotes atom
burgeonlab.com
Burger Digest rss2
burgerdigest.com
A bite-sized burger blog from Louie Mantia, with a super-simple rating system.
Computer Things rss2
buttondown.com
Hi, I'm Hillel. This is the newsletter version of <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.hillelwayne.com">my website</a>. I post all website updates here. I also post weekly content just for the newsletter, on topics like<ul><li>Formal Methods</li><li>Software History and Culture</li><li>Fringetech and exotic tooling</li><li>The philosophy and theory of software engineering</li></ul>You can see the archive of all public essays <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://buttondown.email/hillelwayne/archive/">here</a>.
Mike Monteiro’s Good News rss2
buttondown.com
“I fell asleep while reading it.” —Jim Christensen<hr>Hi.My name is Mike and this is my newsletter.Every week I answer one of your questions. The question can be about anything you want, but I'll only answer it if I think I can give a good answer.To ask a question, just <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.mikemonteiro.com/ask-a-question">fill out this simple form</a>.Why the hell should I subscribe to this?Well, you shouldn’t. You should go outside and plant a garden. You should start a band! You should go explore every part of the world you’ve ever wanted to see. You should learn Italian, French, or Tagalog. You should volunteer your time to an organization that works with disadvantaged youth. You should go teach an ESL class for immigrants at the local community college. You should spend your time tracking down abusive priests, like some sacred Avenger.Those are the things you should do. And I encourage you to do them.Feel free to subscribe to my newsletter because you want to. In addition to doing some of those things above.How often will this shit hit my inbox?Weekly.Do you charge for the newsletter?Nope. The newsletter is free. You can, however, <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://buttondown.com/monteiro/buy">gimme $2 a month to show your appreciation</a>, and because you want to support independent writing. But everyone sees the same thing. I don’t have special hidden stuff for paid subscribers.Who did that drawing in your newsletter header, and is it supposed to be you?My friend, the wonderful Kate Bingaman-Burt. And yes.Is there any hope for the world?No, but there's a lot of work to do.
iShadeed rss2
buttondown.com
Hello, this is Ahmad Shadeed. I work at the intersection of design and code. I usually publish CSS articles on ishadeed.com, defensivecss.dev, and rtlstyling.com. This newsletter is a place where I can share and talk about all the CSS things that I see online.
Happy Dancing rss2
buttondown.com
We're dancing because we're happy. Or we're dancing in order to become happy. Or we're happy that we can dance. One of those.
StuVision an Exploration of Apple Vision Pro rss2
buttondown.com
A site for discussions, deep dives, quick takes and development discussions about apps, experiences and viewpoints of Apple Vision Pro.
Kij Johnson's newletter: Why is a raven like a writing desk? rss2
buttondown.com
Kij Johnson writes award-winning fantasy and science fiction, and has just returned to tabletop roleplaying games as a designer, writer, and editor. She talks about her work, animals and animal intelligence, books and movies, esthetics...uh, how many words do I have here? Join me for a monthly accumulation of news about my life, as well as my writing, publications, appearances, and plans. Why is a raven like a writing desk?...is the riddle that Humpty Dumpty asks Alice in Wonderland. He doesn’t know the answer, either.
NULL BITMAP by Justin Jaffray rss2
buttondown.com
It is easier to imagine an end to computing than an end to SQL. This newsletter is where I will write periodic self-indulgent articles on topics in databases, with a focus on query languages, query planning, and transaction processing. This newsletter is an extension of my blog <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://justinjaffray.com/">justinjaffray.com</a>.I am also active on <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://bsky.app/profile/jaffray.bsky.social">Bluesky</a>!
Things Learned While Looking Up Other Things rss2
buttondown.com
Things I learned while looking up other things. (NB: I look up a lot of things.)
The Newsletter Leaf Journal rss2
buttondown.com
The Newsletter Leaf Journal is the official newsletter of [*The New Leaf Journal*](https://thenewleafjournal.com/about/). It is written by [Nicholas A. Ferrell](https://social.emucafe.org/author/naferrell/), the editor and administrator of *The New Leaf Journal*. Our weekly issues include links to the newest articles at *The New Leaf Journal* and its sister projects and associated news and notes. Each newsletter also includes exclusive content, most notably a large selection of interesting links from around the web.
Meeting the Moment rss2
buttondown.com
Hi! I’m <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://bsky.app/profile/lizneeley.bsky.social">Liz Neeley</a> and I’m glad you’re here. Each Friday evening, I write a summary of the week’s events in science and higher education. I pull together roughly three bulleted paragraphs about what has happened, hazard a guess about what to expect next, and offer at least one useful thing to do. My goal is to help us keep current—but avoid feeling flooded—by staying focused. Meeting the Moment builds on my work at <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://liminalcreations.com">Liminal</a>. Liminal is a science communication collective focused on sensemaking in a noisy and complicated world. I built it as an antidote to that horrible feeling of being alone and adrift amidst high volumes of low-value advice about what to do. What you can expect from me here is connections, curation, and strategic clarity grounded in twenty years of work in science communication. In other words, I hope, a small volume of high-value content.Meeting the Moment has also contributed to the bigger project I’ve recently co-founded. <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://unbreaking.org/">Unbreaking</a> is an ambitious new effort to document and explain the institutional destruction we’re witnessing across all of American life.This newsletter is and will remain a completely free resource. You can <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://buy.stripe.com/8wM8xjfevcgegZq8wy">support our work with a monthly subscription</a>, if you are moved to do so. We have no walls to put our backs against except each other. Thank you for reading and thinking alo
meticulous serendipity rss2
buttondown.email
musing and crafting from the analytical gut
rendezvous with cassidoo rss2
buttondown.email
In this weekly newsletter I'm going to share with you what's _new_ and _cool_ in the world of web development, with content for everyone, from beginners to pros. There's also an interview question of the week, where you can test your skills, and I'll share the results the following week. I'll also send you jokes and stories. And pics of mechanical keyboards. I won't spam though, I promise.
Party of One Podcast Newsletter rss2
buttondown.email
*Party of One* is an actual-play podcast focused on two-player roleplaying experiences. Every week, host Jeff Stormer sits down with friends for a two-player game to have some laughs, maybe a few tears, and a really good time. You can find the show at [partyofonepodcast.com.](https://www.partyofonepodcast.com/) The *Party of One* newsletter is a monthly-ish mailing list that rounds up the latest episodes, behind-the-scenes goodness, and periodic updates about awards and special events.
Afternoon Slow rss2
buttondown.email
5 things. The first Sunday of every month. Roughly.
Changeset: Getting Open Source Unstuck rss2
buttondown.email
How can you get open source projects unstuck? An occasional newsletter for news and updates about <a href="https://changeset.nyc/">Changeset Consulting, LLC</a>. Written by founder Sumana Harihareswara. Subscribe today and your confirmation email will include <a href="https://changeset.nyc/resources/getting-unstuck-sampler-offer.html">a free 38-page ebook: the three-chapter sampler of Getting Unstuck: Advice For Open Source Projects</a>. Expect 1-10 updates per year -- more condensed than <a href="https://www.harihareswara.net/">my blog</a>, more frequent than my book releases.
Happy Dancing rss2
buttondown.email
We're dancing because we're happy. Or we're dancing in order to become happy. Or we're happy that we can dance. One of those.
caasn.de rss2
caasn.de
Anmerkungen zum Weltgeschehen
Chuck Grimmett rss2 video
cagrimmett.com
Hearthside by Caleb Hearth atom
calebthompson.io
Latest bookmarks rss2
calumryan.com
Read the latest bookmarks from calumryan.com
Latest notes rss2
calumryan.com
Read the latest notes from calumryan.com
Latest articles rss2
calumryan.com
Read the latest articles from calumryan.com
Canion dot Blog rss2
canion.blog
Canion dot Blog json
canion.blog
Canned Dragons json
canneddragons.net
Canned Dragons rss2
canneddragons.net
CTO building human, trustworthy products rss2
carmenh.dev
CTO who builds products, helps teams decide what to automate, and cares about effective, trustworthy, human-centered technology.
Caro FYI rss2
caro.fyi
Writings by Caro Appleby - indie programmer, textile artist, musician, endlessly curious
Hey! I'm Carol. rss2
carol.gg
And this is my little home on the internet.
Hey! I'm Carol. rss2
carolgilabert.me
And this is my little home on the internet.
Cascadia Inspired rss2
cascadiainspired.com
Get outside. Get inspired.