Blogroll

Blogs I’m reading

Blogs I read and enjoy, in no particular order.

Bradley Taunt

https://tdarb.org

Web design

Bradley writes about his unconventional approach to things, like how he blogs the hard way and the sausage menu.

Bryce Wray

https://www.brycewray.com

Static site generators

Bryce spends a lot of time tinkering with SSGs so I don’t have to (but I still do anyway, fueled by his posts).

Brain Baking

https://brainbaking.com

Tech, personal

Wouter writes about self-hosting, retro videogaming, and software engineering.

Minutes to Midnight

https://minutestomidnight.co.uk

Web design, music, blogging

Simone writes about music (including his own!), web design, and video games.

Julia Evans

https://jvns.ca

Linux, CLI tools, technology

Julia writes about Linux, cool terminal tools, and cheerily explains the intricacies of different protocols and technologies.

Kev Quirk

https://kevq.uk

Blogging, technology, web design

Kev writes about blogging, web design, and privacy.

Kottke

https://kottke.org

Cool links

I’ve been following Kottke in one form or another for the last 12 years. He shares cool links spanning art, technology, and culture.

Low Tech Magazine

https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com

Technology

The articles are cool but the main reason I read this site is the fact that it’s solar powered and goes offline sometimes.

Nicholas Danes

https://ndanes.com

Technology, privacy, apple

Nick writes about technology, his workflow, privacy, and using Apple stuff.

The Daily WTF

https://thedailywtf.com

Programming

A site about programming nonsense. I particularly enjoy their Error’d series.

Dave Rupert

https://daverupert.com

Web design, personal

Dave writes about web design, productivity, and personal updates.

Interconnected

https://interconnected.org/home/

Blogging, technology, general

I really enjoyed Matt’s articles on blogging regularly and staying secure while having a backup plan.

Ruby on Wheels

https://ruby-on-wheels.github.io

Van life and working remotely

I loved the posts on this blog about van life. This guy built two vans, started in Germany, and traveled as far as northern Africa.

It inspired me to seriously look into this myself, and I almost bought and built a cargo trailer for this purpose. 2017 was wild.

Rubenerd

https://rubenerd.com

Retro computers, tech commentary

Ruben Schade’s posting frequency is inspiring. I love his writings about old computers especially.

Chris Glass

https://chrisglass.com

Photography, design, life

I love reading about Chris’s adventures and his steady output of cool links are a nice distraction.

One Foot Tsunami

https://onefoottsunami.com

Unusual news

I swore off the news but I make time to read the articles Paul Kfasis finds.