Around the Web
Links I saved this month | August 2020
Interesting and useful websites I have visited this month. The list will be short again as I spent most of my Summer holiday offline, but the links down below have plenty of content.
Blog, scrapbook, and virtual space for my experiments.
Interesting and useful websites I have visited this month. The list will be short again as I spent most of my Summer holiday offline, but the links down below have plenty of content.
Some useful and interesting websites I visited and saved in my favourites in July.
This month went so fast! I was on an internet hiatus for a few weeks, so I don't have many new links saved.
Some useful and interesting websites I visited and saved in my favourites in June. Like last month, they are varied in nature, and show the topics I am interested in: privacy, old-style internet, well-being, and the human mind.
I have been a write.as user for a long time, but this is the first time I am using the publish via email feature.
I thought I would write a post to mark the fact that we have reached the end of the first half of the year, but there is a problem: everything is terrible. Racism, Police killing people, Governments silencing the press and taking people’s freedom away, war, covid-19, and climate change. Could it be worse?
I was talking to a friend over lunch – he is also my neighbour and a co-worker, so it has been fairly easy to stay in touch even during lockdown – when he mentioned the fact that the burgers we were eating were good, but unlike McDonald's burgers, the flavour of sauces and other ingredients would vary slightly each time.
A list of useful and interesting websites I visited and saved in my favourites this month. They are varied in nature, and show the topics I am interested in: privacy, old-style internet, well-being, and figuring out how the human mind works.
A man who views the world the same at fifty as he did at twenty has wasted thirty years of his life.
Muhammad Ali
~ Melyanna