Simple.css and classless CSS frameworks
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Kev Quirk recently released his new project Simple.css, a CSS stylesheet that focuses on vanilla HTML without classes.
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This is a collection of links I stumbled across and found worth sharing. Also see the blogroll for links to blogs I regularly read.
“Start a blog”
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James Van Dyne reminds to start a blog:
Another (more powerful) IFTTT alternative: n8n
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Through a tutorial posted on Hacker News, I just came across another alternative to IFTTT and especially Zapier. IFTTT costs money now (at least pretty quickly when you get into the subject matter) and Zapier is not that cheap either. n8n is a good open source solution when it comes to workflow automation and is probably a lot more powerful compared to IFTTT too.
Even Google employees don’t want to rely on Google
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Jake Wharton (an employee at Google) shares his process of removing Google as a single point of failure for his data, in two parts.
“My Adventures in Leaving Big Tech – A Status Update”
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Chris Wiegman shared a status update about his journey to replace big tech with small tech.
Telegram’s monetization plans
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Telegram’s founder Pavel Durov is thinking about ways to monetize Telegram, which until now he mostly paid from his own savings:
LeechBlock
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I am currently in the process of writing my bachelor thesis and my goal is to finish it as soon as possible. What I sometimes have problems with is distraction. If I don’t immediately enjoy a task, but have to overcome myself, then I get easily distracted. “Just check out something else for a minute…”
“The Shame: A Personal Essay About Autism”
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Jeffrey Zeldman’s daughter Ava wrote this really powerful essay called “The Shame”.
“Make it Personal”
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Matthias Ott wrote this article called “Make it Personal” on CSS-Tricks.
“Why The Web Is Such A Mess”
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Tom Scott made a great video about “Why The Web Is Such A Mess”, explaining cookies and GDPR in a simple way.