https://danielmiessler.com/ Tutorials and ideas and analysis, started back in 1999!
Oh shit, I've been listening to you for what seems like almost a decade. So glad to see you on here. Keep up the fantastic work!
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#72 In the early days of covid lockdown I began a weekly page "Five Reads Friday" of recent internet finds for (old) colleagues from my (old) research lab. — and for anyone else who may be interested
Its still going. Todays 5RF (number 134) is at
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#73https://elie.net mostly about the research we do at Google. Generated statically and hosted on firebase. The design was custom made for it.
Wow, your circular navigation with the jumbled letters is very cool! It's a little picky about where you have to click (directly on the rune, apparently, even if it highlights when you're lose), but I enjoyed navigating around with it.
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#74Here's mine: bcmullins.github.io I mostly write about research and reading. Here are some recent posts: Interesting books from 2022: https://bcmullins.github.io/interesting-books-2022/ Interesting articles from 2022: https://bcmullins.github.io/interesting-articles-2022/ Foreign Affairs at 100: https://bcmullins.github.io/foreign-affairs-100/
I like your layout, it's very clean!
I also read Jekyll and Hyde in the past few years, but I felt like it didn't grip me because its "big twist" is so well known today; I can imagine it was different at the time.
Also, instead of Project Gutenberg, it may be worth mentioning that the book is available at Standard Ebooks. They're a open source operation that makes high-quality modern ebooks out of public domain works. Here's J&H: https://standardebooks.org/ebooks/robert-louis-stevenson/the...
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#75I just updated mine over the holidays! https://www.tylerdiaz.com/
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#76https://danielmiessler.com/ Tutorials and ideas and analysis, started back in 1999!
Congrats on the longevity!
My only suggestion for your site is that your homepage has a lot of different fonts at once. One for the header/nav, one for the main body/CTA, another for the podcast column headers and a serif font for the podcasts themselves. It may be worth condensing those and differentiating with size/color/weight instead of font face.
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#78I blog about web dev, React, building stuff and nostalgia: https://jakelazaroff.com Built with a little static site generator I use for a couple other projects as well: https://radishjs.com
Looks great! I really like the use of color.
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#80My personal blog is: https://www.ivanmontilla.com I advertised it originally as a financial technology blog, ended up mostly a career advice blog for navigating toxic environments and some hard truths. EDIT: Typo.
Hey Ivan! I like your site. I might swap the homepage picture out for one that's a little less... aggressive though? That picture is pretty stern and it's on every page/post.