Want: The Elko. I have the previous version and use the little pry bar as much as the knife.

Sites I like: Maxwell Ito.

Some things: A hippo by Roger Duvoisin. Drone video of polygon ice waves. Drone inspired art by Francisco Fonseca.

things, week 14, 2026 Some things I liked this week: The art of Jean Mallard, also on Instagram. I really liked Marginal Orthogonal Strategies & Rituals by Joshua Blankenship....

Some things I liked this week: buttondown.com/things/archi...

Connie Chen Connie Chen | UX Designer + Mentor

Actively looking for full-time, remote Senior UX/Product Designer roles in healthcare, biotech, or ed-tech. Appreciate your support & connections. Thank you.💛

How to help me & many that’s in the same position:

Share my portfolio: conniechen.design

Buy me a drank: buymeacoffee.com/conniechiiiwa

I really liked Marginal Orthogonal Strategies & Rituals by Joshua Blankenship. In particular:

"I find myself and my family opting out more and more. Going after fewer, better things. Impromptu meals with friends. Making mem... thingstoclick.com/2026/03/27/i-really-like...

Haunted Words, Part 5: thingstoclick.com/2026/03/18/haunted-words...

The J-Card generator is too fun. Like, I want to make some mixtapes fun (yes, I have an unopened blank tape and a tape player). I even made my own J-Card (and related mix).

Mischief’s Genius Ads for NPR Provoke Urgent Questions About the Right to Information:

"Across a range of formats, from merchandise and the sign on NPR’s headquarters to billboards and ad screens on the New York City subway, the ... thingstoclick.com/2026/03/11/mischiefs-gen...

The Four Rules for a Good Walk:

"useful, safe, comfortable, and interesting"

Name a TV show you feel like no one remembers but you:

Manimal

Current - A River of Reading Current rethinks RSS for the modern reader. Your feeds flow like a river. No inbox anxiety, no unread counts. Just beautiful reading.

For anyone interested here are a couple:

www.currentreader.app

artemis.jamesg.blog

Also fraidyc.at has a mac app (but doesn't seem to work in Chrome anymore)

Sunsetting 1Feed After over 5 years, 1Feed will be shutting down on 15th May, 2026.I unfortunately don't have the time to continue maintaining it, and with dwindling usag...

My favorite feed reader is sunsetting

ethan.link/blog/sunsett...

Any recommendations for a feed reader not built around an inbox type UI?

Links Supply - Feb 23, 2026 Daily curated links from the Bluesky community

There is links.supply not exactly what you are looking for though ...

Molly guard in reverse – Unsung A blog about software craft and quality

Words: Molly Guard, “the little plastic safety cover you have to move out of the way before you press some button of significance.”

unsung.aresluna.org/molly-guard-...

Things, week 2, 2026 This week I ... Enjoyed clicking around this retro-inspired web desktop. Nodded along to New year, new notebook. Finished reading Ensorcelled. Went straight...

Some distractions I enjoyed this week:

buttondown.com/things/archi...

Things, week 1, 2026 This week I ... Am digging the idea of the rollback. Am all in on weird phones. Am hoping for a year of thick. Printing a single page 2026 calendar to keep...

Some things I've been into this week: buttondown.com/things/archi...

Week 49: playlists, samples, learnings, and more: thingstoclick.com/week-49-playlists-sample...

phish pepsi: https://thingstoclick.com/phish-pepsi

A tiny two seater car. It’s red with a white stripe. The car has no doors, but the roof lifts up to allow for entry.

XP 512E: https://thingstoclick.com/xp-512e

“Intertapes is an updating collection of found cassette tapes from different locations. The audio fragments include: voice memos, field recordings, mixtapes, bootlegs and more.”

A Charlie Brown Christmas: Live at The Jazz Estate

A Charlie Brown Christmas: Live at The Jazz Estate. (youtube.com, 58:20)

What podcasts do to our brains I quit podcasts for a month and discovered a new reality.

What podcasts do to our brains. “Silence activates the brain’s “default mode” — and that’s good. Quiet time makes space for self-reflection, planning, and daydreaming.” (vox.com)

Recipe for a good week /via Chris Glass. An ingredient that works for me: take a bit of time to just stare out the window, drinking some coffee, checking in with the locals (birds, bunnies, and squirrels). (tracydurnell.com)

Radiant Computer. “We believe the current trajectory of personal computing is leading us to a less free world, and that only a new computing movement rooted in human dignity and creativity can change its course.” (radiant.computer)

The Resonant Computing Manifesto Technology should bring out the best in humanity, not the worst—a manifesto for resonant computing built on five principles that reject hyper-scale extraction for human flourishing.

The Resonant Computing Manifesto. “… rethinking the system architectures, design patterns, and business models that have undergirded the tech industry for decades.” (resonantcomputing.org)

Best Songs of 2025. “Songs I love more than demon-hunters, damselflies and the numbers six or seven.” (saidthegramophone.com)

Untitled www.patrickjoust.com ... Fujica GW690 Kodak Portra 160

Somewhere in Utah (flickr.com)

What is My Cookie Cutter

↑ Red nose studio’s puppets are just great!

→ A 60 plus song playlist for just about any service you can think of. I’m super appreciative of this type of work for my musical discovery needs. Related, listening to music reduces yo... thingstoclick.com/2025/12/03/red-nose-stud...