Jake Wharton
jakewharton.com
The site contains a blog with detailed technical posts about Android development, Kotlin, and software engineering.
Here Dragons Abound
heredragonsabound.blogspot.com
This is a deep, ongoing blog about building fantasy maps from code.
Forager | Chef
foragerchef.com
Run by chef Alan Bergo, the site provides detailed recipes and techniques for cooking with wild foraged ingredients.
Ethan Zuckerman's Homepage
ethanzuckerman.com
Ethan Zuckerman's homepage is a personal archive of his writing and research, often touching on how digital platforms shape public life.
Eli Bendersky's website
eli.thegreenplace.net
A long-running technical blog covering compilers, LLVM, Python, and other programming subjects.
Eli Grey
eligrey.com
Eli Grey's website compiles open-source projects, technical writings, and creative coding experiments.
Energy Flash
energyflashbysimonreynolds.blogspot.com
This is the long-running blog of critic Simon Reynolds, where he publishes essays, reviews, and reflections on music, particularly electronic dance music and its cultural contexts.
DYNOMIGHT INTERNET WEBSITE
dynomight.net
Dynomight Internet Website is a personal essay site where the author works through scientific ideas, statistics, and larger existential questions.
Kinetic art | Tate
www.tate.org.uk
This Tate glossary page gives a clear definition of kinetic art, grounding the term in examples from the museum's own collection.
David C. Roy
www.woodthatworks.com
David C.
Model Builder
www.biointeractive.org
Students and educators get a low-friction way to practice the science practice of modeling.
Experiments with Google
experiments.withgoogle.com
This is the digital home of a long-running collection of interactive experiments built with Chrome, Android, AI, and other web technologies.
Effective Monitoring to Evaluate Ecological Restoration in the Gulf of Mexico
www.nationalacademies.org
This page offers a chapter from a peer-reviewed National Academies report, providing detailed frameworks for monitoring environmental restoration projects in the Gulf of Mexico.
Posters and Graphic Materials | National Archives
www.archives.gov
This is a direct portal into the National Archives' still-picture holdings, specifically posters and graphics.
Experimental Jetset Archive
www.jetset.nl
This is the studio's own meticulously kept archive, presenting their graphic design practice through project documentation, texts, and images.
Poster House Collections
posterhouse.org
The permanent collection at Poster House offers a deep look into the evolution of the poster as both a visual art form and a communication tool.
Design For Mankind
designformankind.com
An established design blog featuring interviews, home tours, and thoughtful reflections on creativity.
BishopBlog
deevybee.blogspot.com
BishopBlog offers thoughtful commentary on psychology, language development, and academic life.
Blog - Stargirl (Thea) Flowers
blog.thea.codes
Thea Flowers writes with technical depth and personal perspective, covering topics from Python internals to DIY synthesizer builds.
Siguza's Blog
blog.siguza.net
Siguza's blog is a rarity in security writing: each post is a long-form, methodical walkthrough of a specific exploit or kernel detail.
ubitux/blog
blog.pkh.me
The site hosts long-form technical posts by Clément Bœsch, covering topics like video codec internals, FFmpeg development, and graphics programming.
Degenerate State
www.degeneratestate.org
A personal website by a mathematician and programmer, featuring long-form essays on topics like quantum mechanics, category theory, and low-level programming.
ipSpace.net blog
blog.ipspace.net
The blog offers rigorous, no-nonsense technical writing on networking, covering topics from BGP and EVPN to network automation and Linux.
Eric Jang
blog.evjang.com
This is a long-running personal blog from a robotics researcher who has worked on cutting-edge AI.