Bubbles Briefing

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

Life

  1. EV charging myths (Courtney Rosenthal)
    10

    Six months ago I bought an EV. It's been a great experience and I've learned a lot. Or, more accurately, I've unlearned a lot.

  2. Write for Yourself First (Nikhil's Blog)
    15

    I have been writing consistently here for a year now. You can go back a year and find one essay published every single day without fail. I have broken a lot of…

  3. Old Pump (75CentralPhotography)
    2

    A rusting gasoline pump at an abandoned shop in China Camp Village in China Camp State Park near San Rafael, California. The post Old Pump appeared first on…

  4. So Long, and Thanks for All the HITs (I am BARRY HESS)
    2

    Amazon Mechanical Turk is shutting down soon. I came up with an idea for a small project to say goodbye. I was getting pretty excited to build this, but I...

  5. Bringing the joy back (Permanent Tourist)
    3

    I’ve headed into the big list of drafts in the back end of my website because I’m in the mood for writing blog posts and sharing photos at the moment. This…

  6. i turn my camera on (be the future)
    2

    (with apologies to Spoon)

  7. Mystery DVDs (Random Thoughts)
    2

    I found these in a drawer full of “misc”. What can they be? Hm… “Night light”… “lustgården”… “The lie”… Oh! Right! Back when I was watching 87 Bergman things I…

  8. Tea weather (Max Glenister)
    2

    One large mug, two Yorkshire tea bags, steeped in freshly boiled water for 2 minutes, squeeze and remove the bags, generous splash of milk. The weather has…

Nature

  1. Gulf of America. Lake America. (Sail Delmarva)
    4

    Let's just call it what it is. Diminished mental capacity. That is what the world sees.

Tech

  1. Creating an Open-source Blogging Studies Syllabus (Brennan Kenneth Brown)
    9

    Announcing a new open-source, asynchronous Blogging Studies syllabus that blends writing craft and independent web publishing, built on Codeberg. I trace the…

  2. Vanity Nameservers (White-Label DNS) in 2026 (Dan Q)
    6

    Back in 2006, adding vanity nameservers to my personal domains was just something I did as a matter of course, but - like most of the Internet - I don't bother…

  3. My blog looks like a book! (ReedyBear's Blog)
    2

    I've made this theme for bearblog where your posts look like they're pages in a book!!! (on mobile, it's an old parchment, not a book) There are still sure to…

  4. cove.town, atproto self-hosted self-hosting (jola.dev)
    3

    cove.town consists of a PDS, a knot, a spindle, and a hold, and is fully built on itself. The source code is hosted on the knot, updates trigger workflows…

  5. "iT woRKs BeTter in THe aPp!!" (Terence Eden)
    10

    The monkey-punchers at Google never quite seem to finish any of their apps. There's always some useful bit of work left undone, or showstopping bug which…

  6. Notice: Bandwidth Exceeded (Brennan Kenneth Brown)
    2

    After exceeding my free Netlify bandwidth for the first time and wiring up a homelab to run this site, I reflect on how my life has narrowed around writing and…

Still Bubbling

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

  1. Why People Quit Blogging (Unattributed)
    25
  2. Revive old computers with Haiku OS (Sava.Rocks)
    15
  3. Curiosity (wry writer)
    5
  4. TIL: Opening a 3 digit lock (Alcides Fonseca)
    5
  5. 📝 Blog Post: I do not own a book shelf (Konfetti Explorations)
    5
  6. Proof that your data is worth more than charging for any product (TimeMachiner)
    4
  7. Bubbles.town: Four Months Later (Brennan Kenneth Brown)
    42

Tiny Bubbles

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

Writing

  1. Revisited: Japanese Rivers (The CerebralRift)
    1