Links
I find a wide variety of things interesting and/or useful on the web. These are just some of them.
I find a wide variety of things interesting and/or useful on the web. These are just some of them.
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This is the go-to community for beginners in male fashion. Their FAQ guides are extremely helpful. The fashion here tends to be more of the casual-professional side, with a healthy dose of urban fashionwear. |
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Not mentioning whatever stigmas 4chan has, I’ve found the /fa/ community to be a great resource for anyone interested in more urban fashion. High end designers are greatly favored here (such as Rick Owens). Their FAQ is straightforward. |
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Joe does an amazing job with Dappered. With daily posts ranging from style advice to killer deals, this is a must add for your bookmarks. I find this perfect for those looking to dress business-casual. |
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An indispensable community if you’re interested in the more technical side of tech. Incredibly smart people discussing equally (usually) smart topics. |
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An excellent resource for programmers both beginner and experienced. Be sure to check out other related subreddits from their sidebar. |
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Great collection of links and articles related to mostly front end development. |
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My go to site for tech news. Their longform work is also deserving of your time. |
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Essentially the entire (great) team from AllThings D moved over to a separate site at the turn of the year. An excellent resource for reliable news and reviews. |
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Want to read the most in-depth reviews on products? Look no further. |
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Think Yahoo! Answers but more…serious. You can find some discussions on very interesting questions. You do need to sign up though. |
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One of the best collections of reading (both fiction and non-fiction articles) material for your Pocket. |
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Ask Metafilter |
A great loyal community whose quality is in part kept high with a pay-for-membership model. Browse through the top questions for some great discussions. |
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Leo Laporte is great to listen to and his guests help keep the discussions fun and lively. My favorite podcasts include “This Week in Tech” and “Windows Weekly” |
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How do you order water at a restaurant without looking like an idiot? One part educational, one part humor. |
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Radiolab has a huge fanbase and it’s not without reason. They do a great job of keeping your attention with engrossing topics and amazing audio work. |
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NPR’s music podcast can be a hit or a miss depending on your taste (less mainstream, more discovery based) in music but be sure to give it try. |