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• Good Tidings!
  Stories by EisenbergEffect on Medium
• The Year Of The Linux Desktop (for fitness games)
  Matt Steele
• Almost Plain Text, Nicely Done
  Email is good.
• Progressive Enhancement and Web Components
  The Foundry from Sparkbox
• Testing HTML Light DOM Web Components: Easier Than Expected!
  Sharing what we learn about the responsive web – Cloud Four
• Talking CSS, Web Components, App Design and (gulp) AI on ShopTalk Show
  Sharing what we learn about the responsive web – Cloud Four
• Invisible success
  The Cascade
• VS Code – highlight just the active indent guide
  Ben Frain
• Review: MoErgo Go60, a split ergonomic and fully programmable keyboard
  Ben Frain
• How our dog increased my appreciation for accessibility
  Sharing what we learn about the responsive web – Cloud Four
• Common Threads
  The Pudding
• Favourite tree doing favourite tree things.
  Paul Robert Lloyd
• Uncrate's 100-ish favorite things on Amazon
  Uncrate
• Against the protection of stocking frames.
  My journal — Ethan Marcotte’s website
• The line and the stream.
  My journal — Ethan Marcotte’s website
• Steam Machine
  Uncrate
• Microsoft™ Ergonomic Keyboard (now sold by Incase)
  Chris Coyier
• Caira AI Mirrorless Camera
  Uncrate
• A new, new logo for the W3C
  Mike Taylr Dot Com Web Log
• Tom Burkert on controlling what he reads, through RSS of course. If I’m in...
  Chris Coyier
• A Treatise on AI Chatbots Undermining the Enlightenment
  Maggie Appleton
• Speeding up my Learning Log process
  Melanie Richards
• Eight years of Jessie
  Ana Rodrigues
• “Why would anybody start a website?”
  Ana Rodrigues
• Sizzle Rizzle
  Adam Argyle
• WWW Ep212 With Dave Rupert
  Adam Argyle
• closedBy=any
  Adam Argyle
• The History of Themeable User Interfaces
  Brad Frost
• A custom --light-dark() function in CSS that works with any type of value (not just colors!) in just 3 LOC
  Bram.us
• The CSS Podcast is back! And I’m a co-host now.
  Bram.us
• Solved by CSS Scroll State Queries: hide a header when scrolling down, show it again when scrolling up.
  Bram.us
• Paxos accidentally mints more than twice the global GDP in PayPal stablecoins
  Web3 is Going Just Great
• Linked: In the Future All Food Will Be Cooked in a Microwave, and if You Can’t Deal With That Then You Need to Get Out of the Kitchen
  Hearthside by Caleb Hearth
• Who needs a flying car when you have display: grid
  Rach Smith's digital garden
• Reblogging this here. A lot of folks on this and other platforms ask if I’m still working on…
  Necropolis
• Junior Dev Tip: "Scroll Up"
  Alex.Party
• Somewhere Between Lost and Found
  
• DHH Is Way Worse Than I Thought
  jakelazaroff.com
• Make accessible carousels
  developer.chrome.com: Blog
• Should Men Be the Head of Every Household?
  Faraway, So Close
• Impact of AI on Tech Content Creators
  Chris Coyier
• The $200 Yamaha
  Chris Coyier
• Danger Gently
  Chris Coyier
• Clap on the off beat
  Chris Coyier
• A letter to myself: Strategies
  Rach Smith's digital garden
• Design Dialects: Breaking the Rules, Not the System
  A List Apart: The Full Feed
• Motomuzi Off-Road Camper Van Concept
  Uncrate
• Matt Webb: “Gin & tonic was invented by the East India Company...
  kottke.org
• Call Me Maybe Mashed Up With NIN’s Head Like a Hole
  kottke.org
• Wild Cats, Bored Cats, Sleepy Cats
  kottke.org