danapalooza

Appealing to my interest in maps, urban geography, and places I’ve never visited.

She is (or maybe by the time you read this, was) a guest editor on Jason Kottke’s deeeep link-blog — which is enough for me, really, for a faves list induction — but it’s, again, the compelling subject matter that gets me interested in regularly reading a site. And Sarah’s got that. She’s got that in spades.

home of fine hypertext products

If there was one link-blog that could be said to be seminal, widely influential, or a pioneer, it would be Kottke. My must-visit list would not be complete without it.

industrial design magazine & resource

A cornucopia of design news, projects, and inspiration.

Original, True and In-Depth Stories

Narratively slows down the news cycle. We don’t care about the breaking news or the next big headline; we’re devoted exclusively to sharing New York’s untold stories—the rich, intricate narratives that get at the heart of what this city’s all about.

The Bold Italic is an online magazine, shop, and events hub in San Francisco. We celebrate the free-wheeling spirit of the city.

Where John Gruber is the wry, shit-calling know-it-all to Marco Arment’s earnest, straightforward grumpiness, John Moltz is all about technology illuminated through a slightly comic lens.

A daily briefing of technology news worth caring about, edited by Richard Dunlop-Walters.

Via Marco. So it’s gotta be good.

A literary institution. But not one of those stuffy, wood-paneled, stuck shoulder-deep in antiquated tradition and formality types. No, no, no. That’s not they’re¹ their style.

John Gruber’s Daring Fireball is a shit-caller of a tech, Apple, and ocassionally, film blog link, news, and opinion site

I’m proud to be a mix of artist and technologist and can’t imagine living life any other way.

As opinionated as John Gruber. But if Gruber is wry, Arment is straightforward. Maker of the seminal “read it later” app, Instapaper.