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- 1Amazon readies new Kindle models including a thinner PaperwhiteโAmazon is releasing some new Kindle models, including a... https://kottke.org/26/10/0049719-including-a-thinner-paper #
Amazon is releasing a new lineup of Kindle e-readers, including a thinner version of its Paperwhite model. The news, flagged by blogger Jason Kottke, has drawn attention among gadget and reading enthusiasts curious about the refreshed hardware. Details on pricing, specifications and availability remain limited so far.
- 2US has more self-storage facilities than McDonald's locationsโ"There are more self-storage facilities in the U.S. than... https://kottke.org/26/09/0049665-self-storage-facilities # R
A widely shared statistic points out that the United States has more self-storage facilities than it does McDonald's restaurants โ roughly 50,000 storage sites compared with about 13,500 Golden Arches. The comparison is prompting discussion about American consumer habits, overconsumption and the size of people's homes, with many commenting on what it says about how much stuff people own but don't use.
- 3Craig Mod launches mini-site cataloging his workโCraig Mod made a cool mini-site cataloging all of the... https://kottke.org/26/09/0049700-a-cool-mini-site-catalogi # We
Writer and designer Craig Mod has built a small website cataloging a collection of his projects, drawing attention from design and internet culture circles. Kottke.org highlighted the site as a cool piece of cataloging, and links to it are circulating among web design and culture enthusiasts who admire its simplicity and craft.
- 4The striking cinematography of Pride and Prejudice draws fresh praiseโThe "Insane" Cinematography of Pride and Prejudice https://kottke.org/26/09/the-insane-cinematography-of-pride-and-preju
Film lovers are once again discussing the cinematography of Pride and Prejudice, describing the visual style of the beloved adaptation as remarkably inventive and technically daring. The renewed conversation highlights the film's composition, lighting and camerawork, which continue to impress audiences years after release. Viewers are sharing clips and observations about why the movie still stands out visually among period dramas.
- 5Jason Kottke on how easily any website can be destroyedโYou can destroy kottke.org if you want. Or any other site! https://kottke.org/26/09/0049710-destroy-kottkeorg # Internet
Blogger Jason Kottke published a new post on kottke.org arguing that anyone can destroy his site, or any other website, highlighting how fragile independent web publishing has become. The item is drawing attention in web and internet culture circles, with readers sharing concerns about the vulnerability of long-running independent sites to takedowns, hosting disputes or platform pressure.
- 6Ominous Thunderstorm Rolls Across Open FieldsโOminous Thunderstorm Rolling Across the Fields https://kottke.org/26/09/ominous-thunderstorm-rolling-across-the-fields #
People are sharing footage of a dark, ominous thunderstorm sweeping across open fields, with the dramatic weather scene drawing attention online. The clip, tagged under weather, nature and storms, shows the storm front advancing over the countryside. No details on the location, date or any impacts of the storm have been given.
- 7Every Frame a Painting Shows Signs of RevivalโLooks like Every Frame a Painting is ramping up again!... https://kottke.org/26/10/0049711-looks-like-every-frame-a- # V
Fans of Every Frame a Painting, the acclaimed film analysis channel known for its detailed video essays, are buzzing that it may be becoming active again. The news is spreading among film and video essay communities, with commenters expressing excitement at the possibility of new work from the series, which stopped producing videos years ago and remains one of the most respected names in film criticism online.
- 8Eternal Family streaming service gets a spotlightโEternal Family is a media service that shows "a... https://kottke.org/26/09/0049709-eternal-family # Art # Media # Cultu
Eternal Family is a subscription media service that streams a constantly rotating, curated mix of unusual, offbeat video content described as a never-ending broadcast. A writeup on Kottke.org is drawing attention to the platform, highlighting its place in a niche of alternative, art-focused streaming services. Its blend of experimental programming and cult appeal is prompting chatter among media and culture watchers.