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Jason Kottke agrees with Matt Haughey's essay that Twitter's lack of memory is refreshing, comparing it to the internet of the mid-90s. via kottke.org

The New York Times explores how some companies benefit from employing autistic individuals. via kottke.org

It looks like this website might be about to discuss Piet Mondrian, color theory, and winter wardrobes.

NPR music critic Ed Ward reviews Plug It In! Turn It Up!, a new 12-disc compilation album that traces the history of electric blues. via NPR

This blog post covers how to drink Scotch whisky, according to Whyte & Mackay’s master whisky blender Richard Paterson. via kottke.org

Fast Company's Design section covers branding updates, architectural projects, and industry trends across various sectors. via Fast Company.

Clive Thompson's 2006 exploration of how climate change might impact NYC's weather, suggesting more volatile and intense weather events, has largely proven accurate. via kottke.org

WIRED highlights a range of current tech, science, culture, and business news. via The source of this content is WIRED.

WIRED's homepage highlights Prime Day deals and features articles on topics like AI, business, and culture. via WIRED

Jason Kottke shares the NY Times' list of 100 notable books of 2012 and recommends Tyler Cowen's list of favorite non-fiction books from 2012. via kottke.org.

WIRED is highlighting a variety of articles today, ranging in topics from AI and the metaverse to Hurricane Helene and tips for avoiding Amazon Prime Day scams. via WIRED

Read about why womenswear is worth paying attention to. via wax-wane.com