Outbreak
covid-19, travel restrictions, and social distancing – all explained with sims
From Explorable Explanations
Discover
Wander the web like a shoreline.
Something new washes up every time: pages from all kinds of people, made with all kinds of tools. Beachcomb shows you what it found, then gets out of the way.
Pick a few topics
Rhys Wynne
Personal blog of Rhys Wynne, a Welsh WordPress developer. Thoughts on technology, travel, and life!
Something different
What it’s like to walk across Massachusetts
A visually-aided journal of a very long walk home.
From The Pudding
Diagrams for Travel from the Qanoon-e-Islam (1832)
Diagrams from a now-lost Urdu manuscript illustrating the propitious days and directions for travel.
From The Public Domain Review
Inflight Simulator
Fly to every country as a passenger. Completed flights collect country flags automatically, even while you’re away.
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Seattle Bus Space
A smol website for a girl who is an anarchist and into steam engines and other girls
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Vertiginous Accounts: Travels in the Air (1871 edition)
Expedition accounts of aeronauts bravely venturing into the heavens on hot-air balloons.
From The Public Domain Review
A BONUS BRIGHTON BOOZER
October 2026. Brighton. On the way back from Ford to Rye now, an eight train journey but with four Beer Guide ticks (“half a BRAPA”) in the bag. Four pints in 2 hours, really important not to mix it up with coffee. Puccino’s at Worthing station, the “indie” Pumpkin ?, give you a little biscuit……
Something different
I got tired of travel spreadsheets so I made a travel planner app
No more spreadsheet itineraries.
From Show HN
Uruguay Residency Is Zero Tax for One Kind of Person
A friend from Brazil told me Uruguay residency is very interesting, especially for nomads. Zero tax, he said, plus access to South America’s EU-style free-movement agreements. I checked both claims against the law as it stands in October 2026. Uruguay is a good option for one profile: someone living…
From Kagi Small Web
A Road Trip To The Alps and Dolomites
About three years ago I watched a YouTube video of a couple of trail runners running the Alta Via 2 in the Dolomites. It’s a 100 mile route through the Dolomite mountains in northern Italy and as soon as I watched them I realised I had to go there. Not to run the route, but … Read more
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Schnitzel with noodles and crisp apple strudels… vegan style
Forget the old stereotypes of Austria as a land of carnivorous schnitzel-munchers and wurst-gobblers. Modern Österreich is a far more enlightened and veg-friendly place than such outdated clichés suggest, and Graz’s thriving vegan food scene is a case in point. Located close to the historic centre,…
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Vishwasa Navada K
Vishwasa is a software developer from India with interests in cutting edge tech like AI, LLM, Serverless.
From personalsit.es
Bill Bennett
News and analysis on New Zealand telecommunications and technology. Home of Download Weekly, your local tech briefing.
From personalsit.es
Chris Vogt
Explore Chris Vogt's digital garden. A Software Engineer in San Francisco, Chris shares his interest in photography, piano, and travel.
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Josh Withers
The desk of Josh Withers — Australian marriage celebrant, professional MC, web developer, SEO consultant, elopement co-founder and Tasmanian tour guide. Every business card in one place.
From personalsit.es
Rosano
hello I'm a technologist, writer, and musician, mostly producing personal projects. This is my home on the web. Find more in my blog, vlog, and log. Now in Toronto, Canada 🇨🇦 . connection Strolling conversations with people I meet along the way thick skin, open heart If it was guaranteed to feel…
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Rob O'Leary
Rob is a solution architect, fullstack developer, technical writer, and educator. He is travel-obsessed (one bug he cannot fix).
From personalsit.es
Stimmie
Hi! I'm Stimmie, a software engineer with a lifelong passion for technology. Portfolio showcasing projects, talks, and experiences.
From personalsit.es
Muhammed Ashiq Abdul Khader
Software Developer, Machine Learning practitioner, and Open Source Contributor. Building scalable software solutions and ML applications for real world problems.
Something different
Andrea's Antisocial Shelter
Andrea Zanchetta's antisocial shelter: splinters of thought, away from the noise of the feeds and with no algorithm deciding for you.
From personalsit.es
Pavel Aberle Photography
Pavel Aberle - fotograf a cestovatel. Podívejte se na svět mým hledáčkem a prozkoumejte autentické fotogalerie i obrazové deníky z různých koutů světa.
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object dot computer
bad at poetry. worse at computers. really into riding bikes, …
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