Memories Can’t Wait—or, How I Learned to Keep Worrying About the Web - Jeffrey Zeldman Presents
Adactio: Links
Digital memory is fragile not because bits decay (though they do), but because someone else owns the shelf. adactio.com/links/22649
Adactio: Links
Digital memory is fragile not because bits decay (though they do), but because someone else owns the shelf. adactio.com/links/22649
Andre Franca
One of the things I enjoy most is discovering new IndieWeb sites. I love seeing how bloggers like me experiment with their themes. Some go very old-school, using plain HTML, while others are highly polished - a masterclass in CSS usage. What often frustrates me, though, is how many sites obscure...
Andre Franca
Thanksgiving always nudges me toward gratitude in places I didn’t expect. This year, the surprise guest at my table is the web, not the sprawling, algorithm‑driven beast we all complain about, but the tiny alcoves where real people still write, share, and actually listen. Since I launched my blog...
Andre Franca
There’s something curiously nostalgic about maintaining a blogroll these days. It’s like tending a garden in a world where everyone consumes ultra-processed food delivered by algorithmic drones. While Twitter, Instagram, or TikTok feeds push content at you based on what you theoretically want to...
Andre Franca
I’ve been really busy these days and haven’t made any posts. Despite having plenty of drafts for the blog, I couldn’t find time to sit down and write. Fortunately, unlike any algorithm-based platform, this blog allows me to write at my own pace and as I wish. After all, there’s no financial...