This is just an online space for nerding out and running stuff. Not much to see here for now — but you found it, and that counts for something.
I believe the internet works best when it's made of real people with real pages — not feeds optimized for engagement, but spaces shaped by curiosity and care. This is one of those pages.
Own your content. Publish on your own domain. Link generously. Build things that last longer than a news cycle. The web is not a product — it's a commons. Tend to your little patch of it.
Good ideas leave traces. Here are some worth following.
Written in 1985 about television, reads today like a dispatch from the future. Postman's argument that the medium shapes the message — and therefore the mind — has only gotten sharper.
A love letter to books, code, and the people who obsess over both. Sloan makes the tension between old knowledge and new technology feel genuinely alive.
Four principles — contrast, repetition, alignment, proximity — that quietly explain why some things look right and others don't. Deceptively simple, permanently useful.
Early Nádas — raw and precise. Children navigating fear, cruelty, and the quiet violence of power before they have words for any of it.
Kundera argues that Central Europe — culturally Western, geopolitically swallowed by the East — was erased twice: once by force, once by Western indifference. Still uncomfortably relevant.