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(Four-year-old yawns) Me: Someone’s tired. 4-year-old: I’m not!

Tracy Durnell published her principles for her website, which I thought was an interesting exercise in self-reflection, and it got me thinking about the principles that guide my own decisions for this website.

Heard about this 100 photos in 365 days challenge over on Notes by JCProbably.

First off, let me apologize to all of you subscribed to the RSS feed.

Me: Let’s go home and I’ll make some lunch. 4-year-old: I don’t want lunch, I want snack.

I came across this post from Mark Nottingham on what RSS needs.

Tracy Durnell is starting a new series on her blog about wrestling with this mindset of always wanting more.

Today I learned that Robin Sloan — author of Moonbound — writes software.

When I first saw this headline from Streetsblog — I Tried to Hate-Ride a Waymo.

Erin Kissane, of the Fediversalist Papers, has announced the launch of her new studio, wreckage/salvage.

These Magic: The Gathering cards are gorgeous.

In a contest between specific suggestions and vague suggestions, the specific suggestion wins.

“Nature, it just does whatever the fuck it wants when you aren’t looking.”

My brother once said of someone, “they strike me as being very intelligent, but not particularly thoughtful.”

fraidycat seems like a really cool way to follow blogs and other websites.

Over on StreetsBlog, Kea Wilson makes a strong case for how we need consequences, not punishment, for reckless driving.

Mandy Brown wrote this lovely, thoughtful piece about attention, social media, and her own creative process.

Hollie implores parents to be more thoughtful about the videos they share of their kids.

I appreciated this post by Mike Monteiro on hobbies.

Chances are pretty good that you’ve already seen How to Monetize a Blog, but maybe you haven’t read it yet.

I enjoyed reading about Cassey Lottman’s “productivity streams”.

Ben Myers shared this very excellent video with me about these tactile maps of intersections (YouTube) that can be installed along with audio crossing signals so that pedestrians with visual impairments know what to expect when crossing the intersection.

Chances are pretty good that if you’re reading this, you know what the fediverse is.