Dark & light (72/365)

Reflected in diagonals (71/365)

Pattern (70/365)

Looking left (69/365)

Snake (68/365)

Storks (67/365)

Abstract (66/365)

Remember GeoCities? Richard MacManus dives into its history in GeoCities in 1995: Building a Home Page on the Internet.
When we look back on GeoCities today, we often think about all the quirky elements that made up a GeoCities web page in the 1990s: the animated GIFs, the garish colours, the cartoon fonts, the “Under Construction” icons. But in 1995, when the site was still known as Beverly Hills Internet, the web pages were relatively sparse.
Branch (64/365)

Classic windmill (63/365)

Tree in the mist (62/365)

Woodpecker showing of its skills:
Waves (61/365)

Saxon Gate, or in Dutch: “Sassenpoort” (59/365)

Reflections (58/365)

Commodore 64 (57/365)

Believe in bookstores (56/365)

Colin Devroe in What software should be:
I want software to be; fast, reliable, and simple. I want open software. I want software with a business model that I understand and allows me to pay. I want files. Local files. I want to own my own data. I want privacy. I want encryption. I want to choose when and how to use a local LLM.
All of the above. 👆