Links
An unordered list of links I find interesting.
No Handoff: close the gap between product and engineering
Bellingcat’s Online Investigation Toolkit
Accessible Brand Colors by Use All Five
How to Cool Down a City by Pablo Robles, Josh Holder and Jeremy White for The New York Times
One Story, an award-winning, 501(c)(3) not-for-profit literary publisher
The end of cool small cars by Blackbird Spyplane
dpk.io: On Neocolonialism and This Domain Name
Write Like You Talk by Paul Graham
Choose Boring Technology by Dan McKinley
Donald Judd Library (via Things to Click)
screw :) project (via Chris Glass)
Village One, a somewhat utopian design and tech cooperative
A Visual History of Delicious Bookmarks by Sarah
Black Hours, Morgan MS 493 on Wikipedia
The Beginner’s Guide to SEO from Ahrefs
A Field Guide to the Great Hot Dogs of America by J. J. Goode for The New York Times
Kind of Bloop: An 8-Bit Tribute to Miles Davis’ Kind of Blue from Andy Baio
Ethical Design Resources by Lexi
I don’t like making the best things by Vin
A Sensible Framework for Information Architecture by The Understanding Group
Rebuilding a Solar Powered Website on LOW←TECH MAGAZINE (also The Printed Website: Volume III & The Comments)
One Terabyte of Kilobyte Age (also One Terabyte of Kilobyte Age Photo Op)
“I’m Fine”: Learning To Live With Depression by Jake Tyler for TEDxBrighton
International Code of Signals on Wikipedia
FutureMe: Write a Letter to your Future Self
Akira Kurosawa: Composing Movement by Tony Zhou
Public Radio Incubation Lab on Medium
Death to Bullshit by Brad Frost
#GameBoyCamera by Harry Keller
Kiwix lets you access free knowledge—even offline
10 Forbidden Practices in the Workshop by Van Neistat
What is simple web design? by Anthony Hobday
Inside A Mansion Built On The Edge Of An Abandoned Quarry from Architectural Digest
100 Years Ago, A Woman Told The World How Pointless Their Wars Were by Jessica Wildfire
What writers really do when they write by George Saunders for The Guardian
The 37signals Guide to Making Decisions
There is no reward by Rebecca Toh
If very few people are willing to pay us to create, we can still pay ourselves to do it by working a day job.
Beyond Getting Stuff Done by Leo Babauta
Summer (un)Schooling - Austin Kleon
To orient toward doing by Lisa Olivera
The Ezra Klein Show: The Tao of Rick Rubin
2016 Oscar-Winning Short: “Stutterer”
F for Fake (1973): How to Structure a Video Essay by Tony Zhou
Kurt Vonnegut’s 8 Tenets of Storytelling by Maria Popova
The winners of Rest of World’s first photography contest
Outside, a Kathmandu-based design and technology studio
Little Websites by Chris Coyier
50 conversations in Bangalore and Chennai by Derek Sivers
Unordered, incomplete list of things I want from a job by Lynn Fisher