Cleaning out the bookmarks on my phone, for they have gotten Unwieldy. Links are not endorsements. Etc.
Watching Trump try to do monetary policy has been like watching a toddler try to cram the square peg in the triangle hole. For years. This article pretty well sums up why.
Thomas Piketty: How to Tax Billionaires
Piketty shreds all the whiny-ass reasons billionaires claim we can't actually tax billionaires. You know what the US DOES have? Fifty little laboratories of democracy in which to experiment with ways to tax billionaires! Let's get on it, people!
101science.com: Electronics Links
I love entire free Internet libraries of stuff.
Fox Kids 1995 Christmas marathon, on the Internet Archive
In case you want to know what it was like to be a kid in the mid-1990s.
The Conversation: AI-induced cultural stagnation is no longer speculation - it's already happening
So apparently when you let two genAI systems just generate and interpret one another's outputs in a loop, they inevitably regress to the most insipid, flavorless pap you can imagine. Cool. I always wanted a machine that would grind the humanity out of Homo sapiens.
Yellow Chilis: Asian, American & Global Recipes
One of those sites that is actually run by humans who actually make food and then tell you about it. You know, the ones that constantly get trampled in Google's stampede to wring the most money out of its search results.
I love them, but they're not the world's brightest dinosaurs.
Play word games, feed people. I have loved this thing for literal decades.
Articles on economics and social sciences. Chill layout.
How to export a Scratch project to exe, apk and jar
In case you ever wanted to export a Scratch project to .exe, .apk, or .jar.
Sheep.horse: How you are reading this page
An explanation of how the Web serves pages that I actually understood for once.
Flaming Hydra: Of Men and Palm Oil
Humans are the reason humans can't have nice things.
An offline-first, command-line browser for the Web, Gemini, and Gopher. Includes an RSS feed reader.
OH TRUST ME THERE'S MORE. But my day job calls.
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