links
an index of links i like or would like to
attempting to maintain a list here of links that i want to remember. this is how i will close browser tabs, so i may not have read all of these. not sure what the ideal format for this page is rn. seems like some links will cross categories. a better way to do attribution would be nice.
friends (w/ websites)
d
i won't
fran
summarize my
joey schutz
friends,
mut
this calls towards
games
david kanaga
amazing. i always lose track of his blog. need a way to also index certain pages b/c he has a lot of good ones
ecologonomy
by david kanaga. this is one of those good ones
notes on "manifesto for a ludic century"
by david kanaga. contains one of the most evocative passages in terms of prose, context & content that i've ever read
putting politics in the marios
by pol clarissou. oft-referenced post on shoehorning politics into games
a survey of video game manifestos
by robert yang. examines video game manifestos from scratchware to flatgames
the catamites
another blog i often lose track of that i should read more
note dump, dump notes
by thecatamites on dump games, small systems "fed with an ocean of content"
three modernisms
by em reed. various definitions of modernism wrt games
web
html.energy
great site. nyc-based org evangelizing raw web stuff
from my to me
by olia lialina. on the anchor tag
motherfuckingwebsite
short, satirical manifesto re. tiny, simple websites. bec
txti.es
tool for making tiny text pages, found on
matt webb
by matt webb. his blog. about a lot of things
tech
low-tech magazine
a solar-powered website w/ a lot of great articles on low-tech ideas & problems & solutions
how to build a low-tech internet
amazing post about building a foot-powered internet (a sneakernet) among other things
permacomputing update 2021
towards ecological computing that could survive on repurposed, post-collapse hardware
robust-first computing
i don't quite understand it yet, but a model of computing as a living organism, error-tolerant, "robust"
backchannel
a neat identity system not based on 1 (or even n) canonical names; found thru cade diehm
politics
the anarchist library
searchable index of anarchist texts past and present. bec showed this to me
art
fluxus scores
a collection of fluxus scores i like to refer to from time to time
dada manifesto
the dada manifesto; has some fucked up parts, but fun to do a chaotic group read
software
don't make objects that end with -er
it actually is one of the best bits of programming advice (oop, but broadly)
parser combinators
by bodil. on parser combinators (examples in rust); v inspiring, heavily-referenced in
premature pessimization
an idea i've felt in my bones for a bit. don't quite understand the use of the word pessimization, though
todo
empathy is not enough
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