Bubbles Briefing

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Hi Hackernews (Happily Imperfect)
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Bubbles —a site I am increasingly fond of as it’s turning up some wonderful posts and sites and people— was recently mentioned on Hackernews. I’ve followed Hackernews for a long time as a way to keep some form of view on the tech world (to which I am adjacent) but only check it…

Fresh Bubbles

First time in a Briefing. Two or more votes in the last 24 hours.

Crafts

  1. Totoro Hand-Carved Eraser Stamp (Evermore Stud.io)
    17

    The older child totoro doesn't get enough attention. Here it is, hopelessly kawaii holding a leaf umbrella. The post Totoro Hand-Carved Eraser Stamp appeared…

Culture

  1. Growing up on the cusp of social media (What's up with James?)
    3

    Earlier this week I wrote about the newly announced under-16 social media ban for the UK. The post has so far been one of my most read on this blog so far…

  2. Wonders of Web Weaving, Episode 6 (James' Coffee Blog)
    3

    The sixth episode of Wonders of Web Weaving is out: In Episode 6, I chat with Cory, the author of coryd.dev. We talk about, among other things, the role of…

Film & TV

  1. Dave Robinson – The Process of Twin Peaks’ Prop Master & Painter (TWIN PEAKS BLOG)
    3

    Twin Peaks fans are a lucky bunch. Whether printed in magazines, compiled in oral histories, or presented on stage at fan conventions, just about every cast…

Life

  1. Handwritten blog (V.H. Belvadi)
    21

    Nice, quirky web projects are always a joy to stumble upon. I recently came across Daniel Janus’s old handwritten.blog which is (or would have been anyway) a…

  2. Town Square, the community deserves connection (Cauê Napier)
    16

    A short update on Town Square after launch: the map is live, new features keep emerging from people enjoying it, and the best part has been seeing how much the…

  3. Non-terrifying spirituality for children (Mr. Market)
    3

    I grew up in a Catholic family in Boston. As you can imagine, this was an especially Catholic upbringing. I loved being religious. For my first communion, my…

  4. Sailing is a full time job (Anne & Stefano Sailing Capsula)
    4

    Sailing is a full-time job — or is it? A year into living aboard, here is what actually fills the hours

  5. Driving around the Izu Peninsula: a 3-day camping roadtrip (Emma Goto)
    3

    At the end of May, my husband and I took a 3-day road trip down to Izu. It's a peninsula directly south of Mt Fuji in Shizuoka prefecture, and the main road…

  6. Thief steals remaining 7,200 unsold The Kiss NFTs in digital museum heist (Web3 is Going Just Great)
    4

    Remember when Austria's otherwise respectable Belvedere Museum sold 10,000 NFTs representing postage-stamp sized sections of Gustav Klimt's The Kiss for like…

Tech

  1. I called out a scam… but now I’m not so sure… [RSS Exclusive!] (Dan Q)
    5

    A few weeks ago I called out a scammer after they asked me to advertise their free deed poll service (which is like mine... except it harvests personal…

  2. Where to Find the Colors Your Screen Can’t Show You (Ryan Moulton)
    10

    An atlas of the vibrance of the real world

  3. Zen, Zed, and Zits (Manuel Matuzović)
    6

    Don't worry, this post is not about zits, but something comparably annoying: Zen and Zed. One is a browser and the other an editor. Even writing this, I don't…

  4. How to manage this Hugo based page from my Android phone in 2026 (foosel.net)
    7

    This TIL post is basically an update to my three year old post “Hugo, meet Android”. I recently got a new phone and thus had to re-do the setup of my mobile…

  5. Linkdump No 112 (82MHz - All Posts)
    2

    I recently discovered that Bubbles offers the option to embed a widget on your website, to show how often your post has been upvoted and also to nudge people…

Still Bubbling

Already featured in a Briefing before. Two or more votes in the last 24 hours.

  1. Small E-Ink Reader That Changed My Reading Habit (Matthew Bogart)
    57
  2. .gitignore Isn’t the Only Way To Ignore Files in Git (Nelson Figueroa)
    40
  3. the girly wellness aesthetic as a white supremacist dog whistle (ava's blog)
    74
  4. i wear my favorite perfumes at home (stitching)
    10
  5. When Overwhelmed, Slow Down (Nathan Peterson)
    12
  6. Nobody clicks your share buttons (Ankur Sethi)
    54
  7. Pazuzu (Spectre Collie)
    10
  8. The European Commission falls for openness theater by working with W Social (Ben Werdmuller)
    7
  9. I invented a fake hobby and then wrote a book about how you can take part in it (weird medieval guys)
    10
  10. PSA for web designers: flags have ratios! (Rubenerd)
    16
  11. No regrets switching to Linux (Greg Boone)
    37
  12. I wanted Bear Blog, but for my photos (Peter Gombos)
    84
  13. Bubbles mentioned in the Installer Newsletter by The Verge. (@gurupanguji)
    29
  14. I Bought a 2004 iPod in 2026 (Chris Collins' Notes)
    4
  15. Skill Rot Is Real (Jason Robert)
    4
  16. Throwing Garbage As A Sign Of Respect (Old Structures Engineering)
    11
  17. Appreciation for the small web (jola.dev)
    55

Tiny Bubbles

Fresh posts with exactly one vote in the last 24 hours.