here are some things i found or that were sent to me or that i’ve been enjoying this week:

1. stay alive, get weird.
2. this was a favorite of mine like a decade ago. still fantastic.
3. instant font identification.
4. scutoids.
5. rip to the goat, alex trebek.

here are some things i found or that were sent to me or that i’ve been enjoying this week:

1. rip to the amazing randi.
2. the most interesting man in the world.
3. the six billion dollar stare.
4. jacob’s ladder.
5. this is prime controversial internet content.
6. https://www.wired.com/story/nameless-hiker-mostly-harmless-internet-mystery/

here are some things i found or that were sent to me or that i’ve been enjoying this week:

1. answers to the most pressing question of our time.
2. elite runners and amateurs.
3. the tyranny of numbers.
4. does preference lead to choice or does choice lead to preference.
5. cannonball runs. i have no interest in doing this but lots of interest in reading about it.
6. good job j powell?
7. the size of space.

here are some things i found or that were sent to me or that i’ve been enjoying this week:

1. brand twitter. steak-umm bless.
2. running dysmorphic.
3. i’m always a sucker for a list of keyboard shortcuts. using a mouse is for weenies.
4. it turns out that ‘airline pilot voice is a thing.
5. stealth wealth.

here are some things i found or that were sent to me or that i’ve been enjoying this week:

1. an in-browser 808 drum machine and 303 bass synth is both fun and cool.
2. the rise and fall of rob van winkle.
3. the man who went to war with canada.
4. this is 100% my dream job.
5. investing books for every type of investor.
6. what happened to footnoted.

here are some things i found or that were sent to me or that i’ve been enjoying this week:

1. bank edits – a twitter bot that tweets anonymous wikipedia edits from ips of large banks
2. lessons from 24 years of operating bowl america
3. match your reading to any location or destination that pleases you
4. the economics of vending machines
5. i’ve been trying to get people to read matt levine for years