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November 29, 2025
— creative technologists share their desktops, which seem to fall into extreme minimalism or utter chaos via Web Curios #
November 28, 2025
— Randall Munroe reflects on the anniversary of his then-fiancée’s 2010 breast cancer diagnosis, as he did at year two, seven, and 10 #
November 25, 2025
— I love that they’re still making these in Flash, played with the Ruffle emulator via @strongbadnofoolin #
— Emily Sneddon made a typeface inspired by the destination signs on SF light rail trains #
— yet another challenge for freelance journalists is the rise of AI hustlers competing for jobs at legitimate publications #
November 24, 2025
— 404 Media on how inauthentic overseas accounts pushing divisive/hateful content in the U.S. are largely the result of social media monetization programs #
November 21, 2025
— a 23-year-old Cory Doctorow shows off Usenet, the Internet Underground Music Archive, Justin’s Links from the Underground, and more to the CBC #
— profile of a burned-out facilities manager who changed careers after meeting a 92-year-old typewriter repair expert via MetaFilter #
— kudos to Stacey Haffner, Scott Hanselman, and Jason Scott for making this happen via Andrew Plotkin #
— easier on mobile than desktop, my best score is 5.34 #
— unrelated to meme stocks, this is a link aggregator built on Bluesky’s firehose in the style of Hacker News via Web Curios #
— Luke Igel and Riley Walz made a Gmail clone for reading and searching the Epstein emails #
November 18, 2025
— Ryan Feigenbaum made “a synthesizer for color“ #
November 11, 2025
— Matt Round made a 1980s-style type-in print magazine, full of novel standalone web apps you type in by hand #
November 7, 2025
— Spencer Chang used millions of files from the Wayback Machine to make a chaotic (sometimes NSFW) collage of the personal web of the last 22 years via @spencer.place #
— a brutally efficient exposé, Alex Reisner caught them in several lies by simply looking at their crawl data via Nick Heer #
