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Read more blogs. These go directly in to my feed-reader via tt-rss and elfeed-org, and they can go in yours as well. I've tried to keep the list from just being a list of "common" or popular bloggers or other types of Super Posters, you can find those top-ten lists elsewhere.

Art

I would like some more, please send some Art feeds to me on Mastadan

APOD

NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day is a classic...

ZeptoBars - RSS feed

Zeptobars has high-quality images of integrated circuits.

Blogs

computers are bad

computer.rip:

COMPUTERS ARE BAD is a newsletter semi-regularly issued directly to your doorstep to enlighten you as to the ways that computers are bad and the many reasons why. While I am not one to stay on topic, the gist of the newsletter is computer history, computer security, and "constructive" technology criticism.

dammit

One of my oldest computer friends, Michiel Scholten is a nice good nerd

Don Marti's blog

Don Marti is a Privacy professional I had the privilege to work with while building Data Rights Protocol.

He works on web ecosystem and business issues including collaborative research on the impact of advances in consent management and tracking protection technology. He started the California authorized agent project at Consumer Reports Digital Lab that led to the the development of CR’s Permission Slip service.

Dustycloud Brainstorms

Christine Lemmer-Webber is one of the bright minds in internet engineering. Distributed secure objects, in our lifetime!o

More likely than not you might know me for my work on decentralized social networking technology. I'm probably most well known as co-author / co-editor of the ActivityPub specification which connects together much of the decentralized social web. However these days most of my work is happening as CTO of the Spritely Institute, where we develop next generation decentralized networking tech. It's pretty cool stuff!

maya.land | Monologues

Maya Kate is a wonderful bloggist and a great htmlizer.

maya.land | Updates

Sacha Chua's Living an Awesome Life

Sacha's site is a great blog about Emacs and Good Living

Tasshin

Tasshin writes about love, curiosity, empowerment.

webcurios

webcurios provides interesting, timely links.

Xe's Blog

Xe Iaso is a friend neighborhood technopagan who is always up to some good trouble.

I'm Xe Iaso, I'm a technical educator, conference speaker, twitch streamer, vtuber, and philosopher that focuses on ways to help make technology easier to understand and do cursed things in the process. I live in Ottawa with my husband and I do developer relations professionally. I am an avid writer for my blog, where I have over 400 articles. I regularly experiment with new technologies and find ways to mash them up with old technologies for my own amusement.

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Babelcarp

Babelcarp, the Chinese Tea Lexicon is ultimately run by a person, Lew Perin. Lew blogs on Mastadan as @babelcarp@social.tchncs.de but here as well there are sometimes updates.

Leafhopper

I generally don't like tea bloggers, it's always too much about the samples they get and the collection they keep, maybe Leafhopper will be different.

Kyoto Obubu Tea Farms

Kyoto Obubu Tea Farm is one of the largest exporters of Sencha and Japanese tea, they're also my tea shop of choice. They write a lot about how their farm works, and what their interns and staff are up to.

Rysiek's blog