Walbaum – the graceful restoration of a 200-year-old serif typeface shows the problem with digital fonts.
Despite its technical excellence, Walbaum has largely been forgotten and eclipsed by similar high-contrast serifs such as Didot and Bodoni.
The web’s transition from nomadism to feudalism.
Just what I have been looking for since the last years.
Bitwarden – the alternative password manager: open-source with cheap licensing, running on all popular platforms and easily deployable to your own server.
Fomo3D is a decentralized, trustless blockchain game running directly on the Ethereum network (via fomo3d.hostedwiki.co).
The Hidden Environmental Cost of Amazon Prime’s Free, Fast Shipping.
Your Prime Day shopping spree came with free, fast shipping — but experts say there’s a hidden environmental cost that doesn’t show up on the checkout page.
The work of Dennis Wojtkiewicz.
Dyslexie font, the revolutionary font for people with dyslexia.
Solastalgia: The painful result of man's ongoing reviling of nature.
The term solastalgia was coined 15 years ago by Glenn Albrecht, an Australian philosopher. He derived it in part from the idea of nostalgia, which means home-sickness. In the 19th and into the 20th century, he wrote, it was considered a medical condition caused by a desire to return to one’s home. But while nostalgia is related to removal — voluntarily or involuntarily — from one’s home environment, Albrecht was interested in something different: Dramatic change in the home environment where you still live.
This is the new shanzhai. It’s open-source on hyperspeed — where creators build on each other’s work, co-opt, repurpose, and remix in a decentralized way, creating original products like a cell phone with a compass that points to Mecca (selling well in Islamic countries) and simple cell phones that have modular, replaceable parts which need little equipment to open or repair.
Besides this, for me it’s futile, anyway, because my domain name provider currently does not provide key upload to the parent zone.
Oh, and for some even the dnssec-tools.org documentation might appear pretty futile already.
