articles of interest
web revival
this melonland wiki page laying out the web revival movement was my kick to start this site, so it's pretty important to me and i would like you to read it
cross-cultural differences in language markers of depression online
i was looking for a related study about language use in depressed folks
games
now has its own page.
free shit
also now has its own page.
physical things
black phoenix alchemy labs perfumes [link]
i have a small collection of perfume lockets, and i ask for these scents as gifts. i think this sums up my taste a little too well.
bondi sands lip balms [link]
i wear sunscreen every day, but it never seems to last around my lips and at the end of a day outside they end up sunburned and stay sore and chapped for ages. i've been trying different lip balms with spf, and these work. i really like the vanilla and watermelon flavours.
other things
libreoffice [link]
does it surprise anyone i like open-source software? communities working together, for the hell of it, to make a better world, aligns with my own worldview both philosophically and politically. and it’s a great suite of programs, not only directly competitive with microsoft office but compatible with it as well.
floor 796 [link]
i just think it's awesome
the brutalist web design site [link]
no explanation. it tickles the minimalist-appreciator part of my brain, i think.
the wayback machine[link]
i want to say it's invaluable to research, and it is, but the reason archive.org gets its shoutout here is because i could spend so much time just scrolling through vintage websites.