Anna E. Cook wrote a great article Designing with Mustard about design tools, prototyping, generative AI and why the process is the important part rather than just the output artifacts.
https://annaecook.com/writing/2026/designing-with-mustard
It's my June 4th entry to Junited.
https://notes.hamatti.org/writing/events/junited-2026#june-4th
I changed bullet point list for my #Junited2026 to beautiful table which is offered by #Pagecord.
I've just updated my #Junited2026 list with this great post: https://theprivacydad.com/privacy-tool-recommendations-should-come-with-caveats/
I decided to go ahead and start a #junited post: https://laze.net/2026/06/03/junited.html
(Thanks to @robert for keeping this rolling.)
Following Robert Birming’s lead, for the month of June I’ll be maintaining a list of posts that I’ve enjoyed. I’m shooting to have a list of 30 by the end of the month, but they may not match one-to-one for the day that I find them. I’m also going to try and share a variety of writers and topics. They may be new, or a bit older. The idea here is just to share the indieweb/personal web and all the variety it still has.
Decided to give #Junited2026 a go - trying to get in the habit of sharing cool blog posts I found on my own blog. Here's a list of 10 cool things I recently have dug (but I'll prolly add to it)
I've just updated my #Junited2026 list with this great post: https://brennan.day/the-internet-needs-more-cross-pollinators/
So, my silly little fanfic project blew up like crazy and received some really negative feedback. And I think I understand why. Exploring the concept of boundary spanning and cross-pollination in online communities. Drawing on organizational theory and the work of Michael Tushman. We need people who move between different online subcultures to seed ideas and build bridges.
David - Forking Mad
Juhis
Simon 🐮
MartinGWD
Thomas Rigby
Sebastian
мальчик-гей
Ryan
curious quail