Here are things I find particularly interesting. A dizzying array of genres and topics is bound to accrue here over time. Synopses accompany each entry or will soon. Probably.
Philosophy piece on
Dahlke’s site
An
archive.org backup of the same
Karl Dahlke is the original and primary (I think, still?) developer
of edbrowse, a text-oriented file editor and web browser
designed for blind and low-vision people. His essay on the topic might
expand how you think about accessibility. The program described may seem
alien to non-computer-nerds.
IFAPA is a strange mixture of esoterica and actual sociopolitical commentary. It contains interesting links to more of the latter. I place it here not necessarily to espouse its political stances, which I haven’t read all of. I showcase it for its aesthetic vision and unapologetic expression.
One Shared House, a ten minute
documentary
One Shared House 2030, the
ongoing sequel project
I typically prefer simple text-based webpages, but One Shared House won me over through sheer polish. Forget the poignant storytelling that results in a powerful appeal to communal living. This page is a technical masterpiece. It’s intuitive, loads quickly, and handled all the browser resizing I threw at it in an attempt to ruin its day. It just works™. So few things do.