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reading list

• is htmx dying?
• design thinking, what went wrong?
• the beauty of a text–only webpage
• how to put the phone down
• use plain text email
• the hardest working font in manhattan
• you don’t need a modal window
• graphical os for the atari 8–bit
• barbed wire fences an early diy telephone network
• beginner’s quide to linkers
• gopherspace in the year 2020
• forgotten pleasures of analog media
• hyper–specialist shops of berlin the future of retail?
• life at 800mhz
• japan’s paper culture
• designed to last
• stereo gear in the 1970’s was it the audiophile golden age?
• new 3D FPS released for Atari 800
• casio calculator web server
• why i prefer making useless stuff
• the collectors who hunt down radioactive glassware
• object oriented programming in C
• the forgotten world of S-100 bus computers
• the evolution Of jamstack
• avoid consumer routers
• in defense of dumb tvs
• taking a stand in the war on general–purpose computing
• git is my buddy
• computer programming used to be women’s work
• easy 6502
• how and why i stopped buying new laptops
• why you should migrate everything from linux to bsd
• adobe is ending support for type 1 fonts
• what is a “now page”?
• remembering windows 3.1 themes and user empowerment
• linksys wrt54g router history
• the ibm 2321 data cell drive
• next gen static blogging
• awk in 20 minutes
• adobe just released the last flash update ever
• the code that controls your money
• surfing the web with 7400 logic
• working from home at 25MHz
• CSS can do that?
• internet protocols are changing
• atari fonts
• 10 HTML elements you didn’t know you needed
• time to say goodbye to google fonts
• stored procedures as a backend
• macOS to FreeBSD migration
• tiny websites are great
• man who misses Ceefax spends years creating his own version
• the website obesity crisis
• how i increased my productivity using dotfiles
• a brief homage to the Vidifont
• addition font
• build an 8–bit computer from scratch
• BASIC 10Liners 2019