pinboard

I use pinboard to bookmark interesting links. You can see all my links here: johnjohnston, here are some of my current favourites:

• Why “click here” is a terrible link, and what to write instead
• Walk to Auld Wives Lifts
• Dr Biscuit (she/her) on Twitter: "#resilience "The difference between 'resilience' and 'don't let the bastards get you down'? The latter places the problem w/ the bastards, the former places the problem w/ you". We must not allow pressure for resilience t
• Capturing User Media Streams | 12 Days of Web
• 10 Top Photography Composition Rules | Photography Mad
• Projects | Raspberry Pi Projects
• Grok TiddlyWiki
• INTERFACE CRITIQUE — Olia Lialina: FROM MY TO ME
• MINI CHICKPEA FLOUR FRITTATAS (VEGAN) – THE SIMPLE VEGANISTA
• Verse Daily: Scarlet Macaws by Pascale Petit

Huffduffer

I use Huffduffer to collect audio to listen to. This supplements podcasts I listen to. Huffduffer provides an RSS feed of audio I gather and does cleaver things like converting youtube videos to audio via huffduff-video.

• OEG Voices 075: Madison Swain-Bowden and Zack Krida on Openverse – OE Global Voices
• How to have a perfectly imperfect 2025 – podcast | | The Guardian
• The WP Minute+ | Rethinking Open Source w/ John O'Nolan of Ghost
• Song 173: “All Along the Watchtower”, Part One: “He’s Not the Messiah”
• How We Live Now: Sarah Moss on memory and meaning-making

FeedLand

And here are some links from FeedLand via drummer. I am experimenting with the Better RSS Widget for this. using the shortcode: [[better-rss feed=”http://data.feedland.org/feeds/johnjohnston.xml” hide_title=true show_summary=false items=5]]

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  Testing the new bookmarklet and found that you can use markdown for images in a post too.
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  My photos for today on the braes: Search: kilpatrickbraes | Flickr
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  New bookmarklet · Issue #214 · scripting/feedlandSupport
• Hello World #21 out now: Focus on primary computing education
  How do we best prepare young children for a world filled with digital technology? This is the question the writers in our newest issue of Hello World respond to with inspiration and ideas for computing education in primary school.
• Huffduffer
  I love Huffduffer.