Christof Damian

Today is apparently the Urbanism YouTube edition.

My YouTube links got lost because of my new workflow.

This week I enjoyed the podcasts about Lise Meitner and Korea.

First post curated via Readwise Reader.

Amiga 1000 by Blake Patterson Pocket is a big part of how I collect the links for the Friday Links.

A very random collection this week, with some prepping research.

A few uplifting stories about urbanism and science this week.

This probably falls into the category of weird hobbies.

Many podcasts this week.

[Poorly Drawn Lines: Podcasts](https://poorlydrawnlines.com/comic/podcasts/) I have been listening to podcast for a long time.

Modern building with glass front Have a listen to Greg Korah-Hartman about the kernel development process.

Heute habe ich zum ersten Mal beim Game of Toiletpaper teilgenommen.

I have been slacking recently, today you are getting a bigger dose of links.

This week, I recommend the blog posts in engineering.

A glass of Marmite Very random collection of links today.

Covers of the books mentioned I kept my reading in pretty light.

I have been lazy and travelling over the last few Fridays.

The open mouth of a hippo sticking out of the water Two podcast recommendations today: the one about culture fit and the one about Escobar’s hippos.

This week’s recommendations: the podcast about lawns and why cars are so scary at Halloween.

Four dogs looking into the camera Mostly urbanism links today.

Many links today, as I skipped some Fridays due to business and problems with my local workflow for links, which should finally be fixed.

If you want to go into a niche topic, watch the one about fire departments in the US, and now they affect cities.

Graffiti labeled The experience of the creator of “One Million Checkboxes” is a fun read.

I am still enjoying the Book Overflow podcast, this time with John Ousterhout.

Teapot and cup on table I was a bit distracted last Friday, so it is another double week today.

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Good news for the environment.

Vintage Atari ad: One word for these prices: Rip-off This week I have been enjoying the audio archive of The Famous Computer Cafe, a radio show from the eighties with many famous guests of the home computer area.

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I really love the photograph series in the random section, it is a great concept.

Book cover: Commodore Amiga a visual Commpendium The leadership antipatterns are quite good, so is the video about a new development in Amsterdam.

This week, the “City in A Bottle” JavaScript demo blew me away.

This week I enjoyed the podcast with Vitaly Pecherskiy, and the one about improv and presence.

A collection of vinyl single records This week’s recommendation is everything in Urbanism.

This week I enjoyed the interviews with Hazel Weakley and Melinda French Gates.

Both leadership podcasts about managers and coaching are excellent.

Some cheerful urbanism news this week.

Heisenberg’s indeterminacy principle formula.

For my new job, I (annoyingly) have to use a silly MacBook.

Painting with two radio masts in the country side I loved the essay about 40 years of programming by Lars Wirzenius.

Tablet with teapot, mug, biscuits, and milk Quite a mix of topics.

Nerd emoji Good urbanism videos today.

The flag of Ukraine at Kyiv City Hall It has been two years since Russia’s invasion and beginning of the unprovoked war of aggression against Ukraine.

The two leadership podcasts are good this week, both about trust.

I seem to have fewer links recently.

Atari 1200XL home computer A quick one today.

I am not a gamer, though I obviously had too much time on my hand.

Cheese on a plate I am well impressed by the transparency of Atlassian on going distributed and Buffer about their salary report.

New year, new links!

Last year I did have too much time on my hand, and while I spent a lot of time chilling, I did miss using my brain at least a little.