Eric's Bookmarks
Human Level Internet
None commercial normal people blogs/sites
- Net by Matt - I really would like to know more about M@ but Ill take what I get.
- Adrian's Blog - Found this while looking for graphviz examples, good guy.
- Vidar Hokstad's site - Hasn't posted since 2016 but hes made some cool projects.
- Raft Tiger Vans - I found these guys off of Craigs List. I have been looking at a million different RVs/Vans and this one really speaks to me.
Awesome Web
- Weatherstar 4000 - Trust me.
- Net by Matt Port Scanner - I can't say enough cool stuff about this guy.
- Quarter Mile - Good creative writing reads.
- SDF - Public Access UNIX System .. Est. 1987
The Super Dimension Fortress is a networked community of free software authors, teachers, students, researchers, hobbyists, enthusiasts and the blind. It is operated as a federally recognized non-profit 501©7 and is supported by its members.
- Magic Lantern Project - free software add-on that runs from the SD/CF card and adds a host of new features to Canon EOS cameras that weren't included from the factory by Canon.
Fun Web
- Milwaukee Record - Guys trying really hard to sell out or have already sold out. I don't know I like their stuff.
- Taylor Town - An invitation to shit on his ideas. I really liked his site just for the presentation level, but the this brief essay nailed how I feel about hosting my wiki/blog.
- USLuck - found this on Mastodon, just fun images and other things.
- HOMESTAR RUNNER -
This site is part of my internet history, one of the weekly things that made me look forward to jumping on the internet.
Tech News
Tech - Networks
Tech - Linux Tips and Tricks
- Learn by Example - Lots of examples of Linux command line, python, and ruby example code.
Tech - WebDev Development Tools
- SourceHut If you don't want to host your own git repos but still want hosted at least use this.
- Learn Enough - Learn to Code Over 10 Tutorials. I started using this reference for Ruby and Ruby on Rails years ago I still use it to keep up on my skills.
- Ruby One Liners - Awesome 200+ examples mostly in Ruby 3.3.x from what I can tell.