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19 October

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    npr.orgAlso on Mastodon

    tariffs

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  • BlogDo you believe in life after death? This is a great...

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    kottke.orgAlso on Bluesky

  • BlogA Tiny 24 FPS E-Ink Game Boy Emulator

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    youtube.comAlso on Mastodon

  • BlogA 24-minute video tour of the Krasner and Pollock: Past...

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    franklantz.substack.comAlso on Bluesky

  • BlogTowers of Babble is a game that mashes up word games and...

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    kottke.orgAlso on Bluesky

  • BlogHyperland, a Prescient 1990 TV Show by Douglas Adams

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    youtube.comAlso on Bluesky

  • BlogLane 8 has released his Fall 2026 Mixtape, 4 hours,...

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    mcsweeneys.netAlso on Bluesky

  • BlogWon’t Someone Please Stop Me, Dr. Frankenstein, from...

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    kottke.orgAlso on Bluesky

  • BlogTa-Nehisi Coates on the Consequence of Donald Trump

16 October

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15 October

Jason Kottke
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    kottke.orgAlso on Bluesky

  • BlogBeautiful Seamless Ride

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    jarrettfuller.blogAlso on Bluesky

    design

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