Nature-inspired lifestyle blog centered around outdoor exploration, campfire cooking, seasonal discoveries, and a love for the natural world.
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A rotating shelf of indie writing, updated frequently by people who still keep a blog. No algorithms, no feeds to game, just new and overlooked voices, picked for you.
42 blogs across 13 categories, every one read by a person before it was listed.
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Browse all blogs →This is a blog about technology, mostly about coding, open source articles, and everything a like to say. But, not only technology, i like to talk about music and also games.
Hiking, hitchhiking, road trips, nomadic living, truck bed camping, archaeology, city guides, all of it solo, with lots of thoughts. It's not about The Plan, it's about the detour. Been posting since 2018. Recent trek: Arctic Circle Trail in Greenland.
Some guy from Ohio. This is where I post random links, bad takes on tech and internet culture, and whatever else I feel like yakking about.
Explore Japan beyond the clichés! Discover the hidden nuances of Japanese expressions, the stories behind songs and pop culture, and how Japanese society has changed over time. A bilingual blog full of cultural insights, unexpected discoveries, and a little humor.
Plain-English explainers on what people are searching for. Plain-English answers to trending questions: tech how-tos, an end-of-life date calendar, game releases and streaming guides, checked against official sources.
What Now After Loss is a personal blog about life after the sudden death of a loved one. It shares honest reflections on grief and family life, alongside practical guides, checklists and signposting for the tasks and decisions that can follow a death.
After the Algorhythm is an independent blog inspired by early 2000s internet culture. Featuring alternative music, movies, books, reviews, photography, and nostalgia.
A personal blog focusing on observations of daily life, cooking recipes, and sharing the little bit of knowledge that I have gained through experiences of life.
An Anime Viewer features anime reviews and character analysis from a 30-something office worker, with a focus on lesser-known anime beyond the mainstream.
Policy and Packets is a blog offering commentary on artificial intelligence, Linux and Australian public transit from the perspective of a young Australian living in Canberra.
A personal/lifestyle blog sharing things from my everyday life. Well-loved recipes, thoughts & tips, travel, motherhood & family life, home improvement, book-ish content, you name it.
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A place to find small, independent blogs, not any one topic but just the common thread of "small and worth reading." No algorithm, no feed to game: a rotating shelf of new and overlooked writing.
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