I just finished Wiktopher by @rek, and I have to say I enjoyed it very much! I'd love to read more stories set in the same universe :tealheart: https://100r.co/site/wiktopher.html

Started reading the Compudanzas #uxn tutorial and this is exactly what I needed: slow-paced and making complex (to me) things accessible! Will dive deeper into it tomorrow, really looking forward to it. https://compudanzas.net/uxn_tutorial.html

Merveilles and fedi friends: Happy new year, с Новым годом, bonne année, 新年快樂, feliz año Nuevo, 明けましておめでとう！

The Carrier Bag Theory of Personal Websites

Very very impressed by @latte's website 🤩 This is very close to the ideal website for me. Deep, obviously well cultivated, playful, and with surprises around each corner. The about page is a masterpiece!

https://anhvn.com/

Six years after leaving Japan I finally realised that one of the most amazing things about Japanese urban planning is that it is forbidden to park your car in the street — you can only park in paid car parks. This is so great! In European cities, almost every street is lined by parked cars, which frankly makes them much less attractive as a space you'd want to spend time in.

What we were up to today.

Кстати, ребята, если кому нужна консультация по работе в айти на западе (крупные компании, стартапы, фриланс), или там проверить резюме на английском, смело пишите в личку.

Работаю в Англии, до того в Японии, Германии, Франции. Помогу чем смогу.

Буст приветствуется, вопросы можно в тред тоже.

I really like the overall vibes of this person's work area: https://www.workspaces.xyz/p/296-alex-nicolai Big desk, kind of messy, reminds me of Steve Jobs' home office in this Diana Walker photo.

Thank you @somnius for a fresh batch of Merveilles sticker (and the lovely note and beautiful envelope!) Put one to good use right away 👌