Blogs I Like

If you are reading this anytime AFTER I wrote it please realize the links below might no longer go to the same blogs that I am referring to at the time of this writing.

THIS IS NOT IN MY CONTROL - OBVIOUSLY!

I check the links from time to time and update this page as needed.

I've been meaning to make this page for a couple of weeks (it's December 13th, 2025 right now) so it's time to finally create it!

My thinking is bearblog.dev is likely to grow more and more, and faster and faster, in time the Discover feed will bury posts many pages back within an hour or so. So, it's important to bookmark or subscribe.

If anyone DOES NOT WANT ME TO LINK TO THEIR BLOG(S)....

Then please remove your blog from the Internet because people will link to whatever they want to. 😁

Seriously... although the above is true... if you really do not want people to link to your blog then simply add an OBVIOUS note of that ("Please do not link to my blog!" maybe in giant text) on your blog home page and I will respect your wish and remove the link to your blog as soon as I become aware of that change.

That could take less than a day or longer than a month!

Date format is YYYY-MM-DD.

Blogs Added 2025-12-13

Jon’s Blog
Writings on many different things although largely centered around computing (Linux, retro memories) and technical hobbies & interests presented in a very easy to read manner. The occasional non-technical-focused personal view is thrown in as well.

BASIC Code
The focus is on the author refactoring and otherwise reconstructing 40-year-old type-in listings from 80s books and microcomputing magazines, embedding them in web pages so they can be played in modern browsers.

keetokatto x digital minimalism
A blog documenting a Gen-Zer's digital minimalism journey. Explores the overall experience of living a more offline-focused life.

Coffee Spills
A blog sharing a person's thoughts about books they are reading, games they are playing or making, things they are writing, and snippets of their life (including experiences moving to Linux from Windows).