May/June links
It's been a while since I sent an ol' link roundup. Taking a month off the grid in AK threw a wrench in my content calendar. But we're back now, if not a little groggy after the Fourth of July weekend.
From the past couple months
From me:
- My writeup on Denali + gear recommendations and lessons learned [Link]
- Full edit of the Denali climb [Link]
- If that's too long, I made a bunch of Shorts on the climb here
On the goodness of dumb plans. "My toddler and I share the same aesthetics when it comes to our plans: A picture or two, not too many words, and those few words aren’t very long." [Link]
Stripe co-founder Patrick Collison’s post on fast build projects throughout history [Link]
This is still one of my favorite documentaries and I hope to make something of this caliber during my lifetime [Link]
Kayaking through a glacier in Svalbard. Really cool sound [Link]
Diving through a cumulus cloud [Link]
How to travel correctly. "Assign yourself highly personalized and esoteric errands." [Link]
How much can you really learn about a country by visiting it? [Link]
The moral economy of the Shire [Link]
Putin the fanatic [Link]
Life in the Ukrainian trenches [Link]
How to win a homebrew competition [Link]
How to communicate danger to a humanity 10,000 years into the future [Link]
The Crash at Crush. When a publicity stunt goes horribly wrong. [Link]
We have come far from the 1984 Dune special effects [Link]
Slapping as sport [Link]
