Reading (2026)

Sorted by date read (oldest to newest)

Liked

• Stop Acting Like You’re Famous
• How To Get Your Shit Together.
• Basic Sentence Mining
• Low budget P2P content distribution with git
• Against Access
• How to like everything more
• jeremy strong, kieran culkin, and the cost of caring too much
• ‘Cloud Dancer’: A Measured Response
• no good alone
• How I Became a Pathological Liar
• At Sea: On the defunct language of nautical flags
• Making a Marriage Magically Tidy
• Severances: Memory as Disability in Late Capitalism
• The subtle ways in which “Expert in a Dying Field” by The Beths has changed me as a person
• Jesus and the Twelve Disciples Do Stick-and-Poke Tattoos
• Sin-eaters: journalists devour the sins of others but to what end?
• The Japanese translation of Disco Elysium
• Discord Holds the Keys to Your Heart
• The Scorpion and The Frog
• The century of the maxxer
• hammajang luck entering the cozy sff uncanny valley
• toki pona helps you write better alt text
• Who Will Remember Us When The Servers Go Dark?
• Redefining Energy Security
• Human-computer ecology
• meshtastic adventures
• Ten Years Later, There’s Still Nothing Like Tarsem Singh’s The Fall
• Do you remember our photos together?
• A Gathering of Particulars: On Building a Word-Hoard
• Universal Love, Said The Cactus Person
• A Tale of Two Bombers
• One Atom of Justice, One Molecule of Mercy, and the Empire of Unsheathed Knives
• 17776: What football will look like in the future

Other

• We Used to Read Things in This Country
• How to Remember Anything Forever-ish
• Should I quit video games?
• How I Budget
• Japanese Learning Loop
• Los herederos de Gramsci, Black Mirror y Operación Triunfo
• Black Achilles
• How to get out of a rut
• The Cheap Web
• What I’ve Learned About Web Accessibility as a Dyslexic, Sighted, Mouse User
• The Biggest Wastes of Time We Regret When We Get Older
• Eat the Frog
• Identity in Crisis
• Caught in the Net: Notes from an era of cybernetic delirium
• The most feared woman on the Internet
• An Open Letter to White Progressives and Radicals
• How To Respond To Criticism
• Our World Alone
• 6 Harsh Truths That Will Make You a Better Person
• dominar el lagarto interior: la tarea de autoconstrucción
• The Slow Web
• The Killing of Gus Hasford
• 42 Practical Ways to Start Working on Self-Improvement
• Is Google Making Us Stupid?
• Social Media Is Not Self-Expression
• Dropping the ‘Vegan’ Label from my Political Banner
• ‘No one way works’: An Interview with Ira Terán and Emrys Travis on Trans Marxism
• The Bad Guys Won And We Are Still queer
• The Brutalist Explained For Cinephiles
• Daring to dream: Reclaiming our connections and building our resilience
• The White Lotus, TERFs, and “Autogynephilia” as a Floating Signifier
• How to Draw a Head
• You are not, in fact, the granddaughter of the witches they couldn’t burn
• No State Solution
• Heat Death of the Internet
• Caption This: the subtitling champions working to make festivals, screenings and global cinema more accessible
• The Invention of Memory
• Tarsem Singh on arthouse epic The Fall
• Laziness Does Not Exist
• You should’ve asked
• Alien’s ‘Standard Semiotic’, Pictograms and Icons
• Apocalypse Numb
• The Everdeck: A Universal Card System
• On Language Learning for Screen Reader Users
• Stay soft: Notes on remaining open to all of life
• No stories
• Discord, or the Death of Lore
• i bought a pair of sweatpants on a whim and it put me back on track
• How Using Tumblr is Undermining Your Community
• Goals, Strategies and Tactics
• Why don’t upper case numbers exist?
• Under Construction: Decolonized Queer Masculinity(ies)
• [Filthiness is Next to Godliness](https://fluoresensitive.substack.com/p/filthiness-is-next-to-godliness
• Thinking About What You Need In A Secure Messenger
• Unpapering The Past: Jewish History and the Cast of Pentiment
• The Right to Take Up Space
• Pueblo de paso
• How Well Does ‘Daredevil’ Handle Disability Issues?
• The Visual Language of Hextech
• Fotografía
• A friend on Twitter died today
• How to Draw a Head From the Front: Loomis Method
• Why Mark in ‘Severance’ Drives a 1997 Volvo, and More Answers from the Show’s Car Coordinators
• But I can go outside
• On Boredom
• La belleza radical de Anohni en una ciudad sin corazón
• The Politics of Pockets
• Screw Finding Your Passion
• Teens have figured out how to mess with Instagram’s tracking algorithm
• If you love me, you’ll follow me on Mastodon
• you don’t need a résumé of pain to be loved
• I Don’t Miss Being a Gay Man, but I Miss Having Sex Like One
• The Stifling Air of Rigid Radicalism
• Philip K. Dick and the Fake Humans
• At 31, I have just weeks to live. Here’s what I want to pass on
• hosting and self-hosting and irc
• [Getting Started with Meshtastic](https://www.jeffgeerling.com/blog/2024/getting-started-meshtastic/
• february appreciations
• Antropoceno, la era en la que destruimos el planeta
• another new year’s post
• Apocalypse Whatever
• Twenty Percent Cooler
• Unlearning literacy
• Intersecting interests: movies and science fiction
• The Cure for Slop
• The God of Arepo
• The Ones Who Can’t Walk Away: Another Perspective on Omelas
• The Misquotation of William Saroyan
• How to Get Refocused After Your Vacation
• How “Good Intent” Undermines Diversity and Inclusion
• I read every entry of February’s Bearblog Carnival about boredom. My favorites were:
  • https://blog.avas.space/bb-carnival-boredom/
  • https://spice.bearblog.dev/bear-blog-carnival-february-boredom/
  • https://blogbysophiamarie.bearblog.dev/praise-for-boredom/ ❤️
  • https://slmt.bearblog.dev/10/
  • https://taterinx.bearblog.dev/260202/ ❤️
  • https://mirroredworld.bearblog.dev/bigger-on-the-inside/
  • https://tanzi-media.com/Blogs/Rotator/Bear_Blog_Carnival/feb26_boredom
  • https://juni-mp4.bearblog.dev/feb-bearblog-carnival/ ❤️
  • https://aviewfromthesidewalk.bearblog.dev/boredom-in-transit/
  • https://francescrossley.com/taking-the-fight-to-boredom/
  • https://blog.cascading.space/boredom-i-dont-even-know-em/
• The Myth of “The Myth of Complementary Protein”
• I don’t want to paint or write
• Boredom and existentialism
• 30th Birthday
• So, Gutenberg Didn’t Actually Invent Printing As We Know It
• Inside the ‘mind-blowing’ world of competitive spreadsheeting
• My maddening battle with chronic fatigue syndrome
• problem analysis spread
• am i too slow, or is everything too fast
• Frugal computing
• Feeling too old for memes
• It’s a statistic until it happens to you
• the moon at around 7:00 pm
• the rise of the pointless job
• 5 Ways I’m Unlearning My Fawn Response
• This is my thing
• Pecha Kucha Night Burlington: You Should Make a Website
• [Why I email complete strangers](https://goodinternetmagazine.com/why-i-email-complete-strangers/
• Outgrowing your TBR
• [the zen garden in druid hill park](https://smallcypress.bearblog.dev/the-zen-garden-in-druid-hill-park/
• Writing and Why Perfectionism Kills Creativity
• adrienne maree brown on creating the future
• This Physics pioneer walked away from it all
• Fake Fans
• Art doesn’t die but it does decompose
• Do Hackers care about Accessibility?
• My Favorite Unconventional Animal
• The Year in Collaboration
• Forever