I collect cool, interesting links spread all over the web and share them here in weekly posts. Hope you enjoy!<\/p>\n
Six years of Gemini<\/a>. The protocol, not Google’s AI.<\/p>\n New Ens\u014d, first public beta<\/a>. A text editor without editing, which made some noise on the internet years ago.<\/p>\n zenta<\/a>. Mindfulness without leaving the terminal.<\/p>\n Fediverse mascots on paper<\/a>. Print, cut, fold and glue.<\/p>\n Nothing is worse than opening a blank page\u2026<\/a>. Or so it used to be. I think this kind of thing is more effective than any anti-AI propaganda at reducing Microsoft Word marketshare.<\/p>\n The 100 best films of the 21st<\/sup> century<\/a>. The cool thing about this list, built from votes by 500+ Hollywood artists, is that you can mark which films you’ve already seen and, at the end, share a poster with your result. (I got 57\/100.)<\/p>\n Vexilo<\/a>. A website\/game for identifying flags from around the world.<\/p>\n New LibreOffice 25.2 user guides<\/a>. This kind of thing reminds me of the handbooks, manuals and guides that were expected from software in the 1990s\u20132000s. In a way, it matches LibreOffice’s… “classic,” let’s say, visual style.<\/p>\n Glass3D generator<\/a>. A CSS “glass background” generator, almost identical to Apple’s Liquid Glass.<\/p>\n Bubbles!<\/a> A little browser game for popping bubbles. Looks easy, doesn’t it?<\/p>\n The Thiings Collection<\/a>. A collection of… things, in beautiful illustrations with specific information. You can download the images and create your own collection of… things.<\/p>\n Nothing Headphone(1)<\/a>. Has a… different design. Not sure if I like it or not. Launches on July 15th<\/sup> for USD 299.<\/p>\n Anti-Subscription Catalogue<\/a>. Over a hundred free, open-source and\/or one-time purchase software options, divided into 16 categories.<\/p>\n Cute cars \ud83d\ude97\u2b50<\/a>. Looks like a 1990s website, but was made recently, as you can tell from some of the modern car models.<\/p>\n Your Roku has secret menus and screens \u2014 here’s how to unlock them<\/a>. Nothing too useful, but still interesting.<\/p>\n Prettier Email Headers<\/a>. Paste a “raw” email and see the headers in a nice format. Uses artificial intelligence, according to the developers<\/a>.<\/p>\n