Matt Fantinel

by Josh Comeau Another great article by Josh explaining a neat little trick on how to make the header of a website dynamic… by having it not do anything at all.

House 2004–2012, David Shore My rating: Loved it!

by Gabe Szeto A world map where people can anonymously write about memories they’ve had in specific places.

in a world looming with the threat of ai stealing your job, save humanity by stealing ai’s job.

Weapons 2025, Zach Cregger My rating: I like it A very interesting premise in the beginning, very interesting characters in the middle, and an ending that stuck the landing.

Misty day in Colico, Italy.

The lake at night is just a soothing as it is eerie.

by Joey Cato Miss the feeling if watching TV as a kid?

by Jacob Geller Fantastic video essay about loneliness, technology, and the loss of our ability to do.

Frankenstein 2025, Guillermo del Toro My rating: Decent There’s a great movie in here but I feel the pacing is really off.

by Neal Agarwhal / R74n This is amazing!

by Terry Godier This is pretty cool!

by Scott Shambaugh This is both funny and incredibly infuriating.

If I Had Legs I’d Kick You 2025, Mary Bronstein My rating: Decent One more for the “it’s good but I’ll never watch it again” group.

by Sophie Koonin Fantastic piece wielding the power of common sense and highlighting all the struggles that software engineers have with using generative AI on our jobs.

If anything looks wrong, read on the site!

Sinners 2025, Ryan Coogler My rating: Loved it!

A very cool way to spend the afternoon, just 30min away from home.

by Paweł Grzybek HTML is getting more powerful!

Bugonia 2025, Yorgos Lanthimos My rating: Loved it!

The Secret Agent 2025, Kleber Mendonça Filho My rating: I like it As a Brazilian I’m extremely proud of this movie, and it’s extremely good in pretty much all regards.

If anything looks wrong, read on the site!

by Lynn Fisher Lynn talks through a really neat effect added to the latest refresh of their website: a “squishy” animation on the content whenever the window gets resized!

If anything looks wrong, read on the site!

I definitely didn’t expect seeing a new major jQuery release in 2026, but here it is!

by Miss Chalice Excuse me, I’m in a Lies of P obsession right now.

Lies of P Overture 2025, Neowiz My rating: Loved it!

by Henry Desroches This is a very interesting read that compares the internet’s development to that of the automobile, but I also want to highlight the design of the article itself.

This is awesome: an entire site dedicated to shoelaces, how to lace, tie or simply learn about them.

Threads 1984, Mick Jackson My rating: I like it Raw and gut-wrenching are perfect adjectives for this one.

You might have read before that I love the Catppuccin color theme.

The Lord of the Rings - The Two Towers (Extended Edition) 2002, Peter Jackson My rating: Loved it!

Downtown Gramado is proof that something can be both overrated and incredibly beautiful.

Araucárias are my favorite tree.

Taken on a very cute little street in Nova Petrópolis, RS, Brazil.

She was both terrified of the sea and ecstatic about the sand.

When I saw this lighting I really wanted to try capturing it, and I think it turned out just right 👌 (I did see real mountain goats around there, but the ones in the picture are just props) Photo taken on Tuesday, 30 Dec 2025

Pluribus (Season 1) 2025, Vince Gilligan My rating: Decent There’s a lot of quality in this show, but the glacial pacing (and how long it takes for the main character to develop any semblance of likeability) made me really struggle to care about anything…

by Marques Brownlee I usually love these videos that deal with the scale of things, and getting one from MKBHD was a surprise for sure, but a welcome one.

If anything looks wrong, read on the site!

Really proud of the lighting in this one.

by Neal Agarwal Another great page by Neal Agarwal; this one lets you see life in all its different sizes.

This website is so cool!

by The Chrome DevRel Team CSS is my favorite language and 2025 was amazing for it!

Neat little daily browser puzzle game where you use clues to find out who’s a criminal and who’s innocent.

by Corridor Crew Ok, this video is amazing.

by Nic Chan Great post about how clients hire experts to solve a problem, then completely ignore their expertise and try to copy what the big ones do.

Home Alone 2 - Lost in New York 1992, Chris Columbus My rating: Decent It’s still a fun movie, but it’s basically the same thing as the first one but with worse pacing and felt a bit too forced.

Home Alone 1990, Chris Columbus My rating: I like it Pretty fun watch all around.

One of the many incredible places surrounding Lake Como, in northern Italy.