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| domain | tombrandis.uk |
| summary | Here’s a summary of the content sources listed, categorized for clarity: Blogs & Personal Websites: This constitutes the largest portion of the feed, showcasing a diverse range of tech perspectives and interests. Key themes include: * Software Development & Technology: Many blogs focus on software development (Python, JavaScript, Rust, etc.), web development (modern web standards, frameworks), and related technical topics. Notable examples include: Alex Schroeders Diary, Anil Dash, Clayton Wramsey, Drew DeVaults blog, danluu.com, Matt Stoller’s BIG, and many more. * Linux & FOSS Advocacy: Several blogs passionately advocate for free and open-source software (FOSS), including: Anders Thoresson, Bobbys Blog, fossdd blog, Its FOSS News, and several others promoting the benefits and use of open source. * Web Culture & Design: A cluster of blogs explore web design, user interfaces (UI), and the broader internet culture. Examples include: A Lovely Harmless Monster, Cassidy Williams, Chartography, domis weblog, Pixelambacht, and Sarah Soueidan’s blog. * Individual Explorations: Various blogs represent individual thoughts, projects, and experiments (e.g., brokkr.net, faehnri.ch, elpis zine, DysonLogos.com, Minute to Midnight). Newsletters & Curated Content: These sources aggregate and discuss relevant news and trends. * General Tech News: Several newsletters provide summaries of tech news, including: Fix The News, The Guardian (various newsletters), Pluralistic (Cory Doctorow’s), and others. * Specific Focus: Newsletters concentrate on specific areas like cybersecurity (Krebs on Security), climate change (Climate Town), or urban exploration (Obsidian Urbex Photography). Projects & Communities: * Open Source Projects: Some feeds represent open-source projects (e.g., dbushell.com, rootwork v0.2). * Community Initiatives: A few links relate to communities and groups (e.g., Extinction Rebellion UK, Dead Archivist Society). Other Content: * Opinion & Analysis: Blogs offer commentary on current events and trends (e.g., Evil Female, Ratfactor Feed). * Creative & Artistic: Some feeds represent artistic endeavors (e.g., elpis zine, Studio Notes - SOPHY WONG). Overall, the 32-Bit Cafe Bytes feed represents a highly diverse and engaged community of tech enthusiasts, developers, and thinkers exploring a wide range of topics within the digital realm. |
| title | Tom Brandis |
| description | Tom Brandis website homepage |
| keywords | blog, feed, posts, newsletter, website, internet, notes, space, have, look, club, address, obsidian, links, buttons, owen, diary |
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| nslookup | A 82.69.93.86 |
| created | 2025-07-22 |
| updated | 2026-02-01 |
| summarized | 2026-02-02 |
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