Link roundup, edition
The roots and traditions of Nollaig na mBan, by Marion McGarry.
Today is also, of course, the anniversary of an attempted coup here in the United States. It is important to remember what happened [on 6 January 2021] and why.
Blogging: you’re doing it right
That’s all you need to know. If you’re doing it, you’re doing it right. If you have decided to reclaim ownership of your place on the web, you’re doing it right. It doesn’t matter how you did it. It doesn’t matter if you’re self-hosting or using a SAAS. It doesn’t matter if your content lives on a database or in a TXT file. It doesn’t matter if you did everything yourself or you paid someone to do it for you. It doesn’t matter if you post once a day or once a year. What matters is that you’re doing it. Your effort is commendable. You deserve to be thanked so, thank you.
My approach to running a link blog, by Simon.
Les enjeux de la compatibilité Web, by Karl: La richesse du Web et son ouverture dépendent de ce que nous en faisons.
CSS margin-trim and line height units, by Jen.
Via Karl, bien sûr: Exploration de l’intime dans “The Sound of Water” à visionner en ligne: Ce film de J.B. Braud met à nu les émotions les plus profondes, à travers le prisme de la trahison, de la fuite et de la rédemption.
Tangler: literate programming in HTML.
Magic Links Have Rough Edges, but Passkeys Can Smooth Them Over, by Ricky.
The Evolving Portrayal of Women in Watch Advertising, from Tinywatches.