190. neomutt

Email client for the terminal.

189. No CSS Club

More minimalist reading delight.

188. lmno.lol

As simplistic a blogging platform as you can get. Takes two seconds to get started. VERY impressive.

187. mdsite

Simplistic static site generator with command line capability for builds.

186. Low Tech Webring Directory

185. Email in the Terminal: Configuring Neomutt | Gideon Wolfe

How Gideon uses the email terminal client neomutt. He shares his configuration and reasoning. As I've started moving most my things to the command line I'll definitely give this one a go for email.

184. vgmi

Another Gemini client with vim-like keybindings. Looks similar to amfora, but has had an update recently. Would like to give a go for comparison.

183. Designing Friction | Luna Maurer and Roel Wouters | Emotions Don't Have Wrinkles Zine

"The more we move and act, the more friction we encounter. The more friction there is, the more we engage and care. Friction drives our engagement." I needed to hear this! My computer methods are definitely friction-FULL, and I was beginning to wonder if I was making things worse for myself. Case in point, I bookmarked this exact post by sharing the link from my phone to a note, imported it to buku using a bash script, opened the link, re-read it again, and jotted my notes and tags down. I'll soon run another script to post to my website. I re-engaged by reading it a second time, and loved it even more.

182. A Soft Manifesto | Cortney Cassidy

About having and maintaining your own creative voice in a world which may be pulling you away from it. Cortney shares a bit of her journey through email blogs and physical zines. The "soft" part is about softening her's and her reader's expectations to land her in a spot where she "can expand and build her definition of what it means to be an artist and where she can be an artist". She provides a list of principles at the end to "act as a soft manifesto for myself, and for anyone else who wants to be an artist practicing for softer reasons at softer paces in softer spaces".

181. Awesome Gemini | Krispin Schulz

Massive list of everything Gemini.

180. What is this Gemini thing anyway, and why am I excited about it? | Drew DeVault

Pros and info about Gemini.

179. Alpine Linux does not make the news | Drew DeVault

Another reason why I'm giving the Alpine distro a go on my old device. I like the "quiet achiever" feel that Drew is indicating in this post.

178. Drew DeVault's blog

Good posts on tech related things, some of which I can understand and are relatable. Nice mix of reasoning behind his choices.