I'd blame AI coding for this, but Google has been shipping shit like this forever
PTL you can disable it
2014, when we were talking about the same stuff we still do all the time. In which I pull quote from what was an amazing Frank Chimero post that is now a 404.
Blog:
daniel.industries/2014/01/03/blog/
I clicked on it because of the weird title. Turns out it was being (too) clever. The next post is titled "Indieweb?"
I don't know if Readwise has pagination, I guess they would. Sadly, their app completely shat the bed on me years ago in a way no browser reset, different browser, or anything else in my power could resolve, and their CS shrugged a lot before simply not responding on the thread any longer. I could probably create a new account with a different email in order to start over, but
From deep in the archives, 2001
daniel.industries/2026/06/14/over-the-rhine-record-review-2001/
Poking around some old archives of my personal site and found this: `<a href="mp3.com/dwm">music</a>` ...wowww.
Parker County Courthouse, Weatherford, TX, on the way home from dropping the kids at summer camp.
taken from here: maps.app.goo.gl/4TaDFNjgJeq1DcXn6
"She was probably going to be taking the bus to work for an entire year so she could afford to buy a more dependable vehicle."
foofaraw.press/the-devil-went-down-to-georgia-auto-mechanics/
Astonishing as it may sound, you live the most persecuted life imaginable.
I just clicked on 4 links in the intro paragraph of a newsletter from a major online publication. 2 were to other pubs with a paywall. 1 was to a very old internet property with enough ads to spin up my GPU fans. 1 was to an app that is available on iOS only.
This kind of constant dead-end maze almost never happens on the #indieweb