Introducing the New Kottke.org Comments
WEBJason Kottke MOD Oct 16, 2023. *sits down in the rocker, lights a pipe, and sits back with a wistful look, puffing away*. kottke.org used to have comments on posts back in the late 90s (these aren't public on the site anymore...I have a database of them somewhere) and also throughout the 2000s and early 2010s.
Kottke.org Redesigns With 2024 Vibes
WEBMar 1, 2024 · The thing with a tell about yourself for members should have a link in the right rail list. Please have an option to hide both/all side rails and read only the content, the should be possible with CSS and a toggle button, you can even have the toggle button count how much people use it!!
Black and Blue and Read All Over - kottke.org
WEB8 hours ago · Black and Blue and Read All Over. Hey folks. I crashed my bike this weekend and as such I’m a little banged up (neck & wrist injuries). I’m mostly fine but I don’t know how much desk/mouse/typing time I can manage today. I’m gonna give it a shot though because I need some distraction and something else to do besides watch TV, lay flat ...
The New Kottke Newsletter and Some Other Misc Things
WEBAug 16, 2023 · Hey folks, a quick word. Newsletter. I’ve revamped it in recent weeks and now it’s a digest of posts and Quick Links from the site, delivered to your inbox twice a week on Tuesday and Friday. It’s free and you can subscribe here. [Brief newsletter colophon interlude because I know people will be curious: I recently moved the newsletter ...
About Kottke.org
WEBAbout Kottke.org. Founded in 1998, kottke.org is one of the oldest blogs on the web. It’s written and produced by Jason Kottke and covers the essential people, inventions, performances, and ideas that increase the collective adjacent possible of humanity. Frequent topics of interest among the 26,000+ posts include art, technology, science, visual culture, design, music, cities, food ...
kottke.org - home of fine hypertext products
WEBLimited in quantity. Printed and bound in Japan, in full color on Heidelberg presses with a silk screened and foil stamped cover. Retailing for $100. This Random House edition is a significant expansion of that fine art edition — more than double the length in text with a dozen additional photographs.
Apollo 13: Survival
WEB3 days ago · Apollo 13: Survival. Apollo 13: Survival is a documentary film that uses original footage and interviews to tell the story of NASA’s Apollo 13 mission, what went wrong, and how the astronauts returned safely to Earth. It’s now playing on Netflix. I enjoyed the footage. If you’re wanting for more detail this is a great series: https ...
The Kottke.org Ask Me Anything
WEBMar 28, 2023 · The Kottke.org Ask Me Anything. Last month, I put out a call for readers to ask me anything — “questions about the sabbatical, media diets, 25 years of blogging, membership stuff, editorial policies, my fiddle leaf fig, Mastodon, parenting, Fortnite, etc.” I meant to start answering these sooner, but I ended up getting so any questions (over 330 of them!) that I decided to go a little ...
Kottke 25: It’s Membership Time!
WEBMar 13, 2023 · Good morning! Tomorrow marks 25 years of blogging here at kottke.org and it’s been more than three months since I returned from my sabbatical, so I thought it would be a good time to: a) Once again express my heartfelt thanks to those of you who have supported the site over the years by purchasing a membership.
kottke.org - home of fine hypertext products
WEBIn November 2023, he published an exquisitely designed fine art edition with color photography, limited to 2500 copies (of which ~900 remain), and priced at $100. The mass market version, published by Random House, is an expanded version of the fine art edition retailing for $31 ($15 on Kindle). Craig explains:
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