Tanuj
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weaving tools for the web, and beyond
Tanuj
What if scholars & fans aided by computational algorithms, could knit together the books of the world into a single networked literature? If a reader could generate a social graph of an idea, or timeline of a concept, or a networked map of influence for anything in the library.
Serj Solarpunk 🔆twitter.comverses verses
poems.verses.xyz
tiny internets is an inquiry into how we create more human, natural, and homey spaces to shape, live in, and form bonds in.
Spencer Chang • tiny internets: sidewalks, geocaching, and more · tiny internets
The main challenge was to reduce page size without making the website less attractive. Because images take up most of the bandwidth, it would be easy to obtain very small page sizes and lower energy use by eliminating images, reducing their number, or making them much smaller. However, visuals are an important part of Low-tech Magazine’s appeal,... See more
Low-tech Magazine • How to Build a Low-tech Website?
Ryan J A Murphy • https://fulcra.design/Posts/Obsidian-Roam-and-the-rise-of-Integrated-Thinking-Environments/
Links (rendered default blue and underlined—they’re the hypertext “HT” in HTML) are the oxygen of the web.
Laurel Schwulst • My website is a shifting house next to a river of knowledge. What could yours be?
teenage engineering
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Chatting with @camwiese today about his New World's Fair (which hopes to paint an optimistic, definite vision of the future), I noticed how these projects so often turn to *retro*futurism in art direction. What would a now-rooted, forward-facing hopepunk aesthetic look like?
Futurism and