My Omnivore is now overflowing with things to re-read and blog about, I will never catch up.

I was introduced to Omnivore.app by someone on Mastodon (can't find the reference now, but thanks whoever you were)!

Omnivore is a "read later" app like Pocket, but free to use and open source. I've found the website to be well done, though there are some issues right now:

• The iOS app freezes pretty often, so I do most of my reading on my Mac
• The Firefox extension is easy to use but the "set labels" feature doesn't seem to work, and I general want to label/tag everything.

Goodness. Letterform Archive has the entire run of Emigré Magazine online.

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Emigré was a huge influence on my graphic design education and short career in the early 90's, and I will be spending a lot of time in the archive in days to come.

I can't seem to find documentation on what content types #Mastodon supports in the actual "status" content. I've seen posts with inline links and basic formatting, but don't know how to post them.

When you've managed to make it too hot for cacti to survive, you've broken the desert #climatechange #cacti #heatwave

Cacti need to cool down at night or through rain and mist. If that does not happen they sustain internal damage. Plants now suffering from prolonged, excessive heat may take months or years to die, Hernandez said.

Discord #poetry

the joys of online chat the growing branching living conversations violently mulched and spread inches thin on line-ruled floor stacked and strung one by one a flowing river frozen into immobile ice

[Love love love these "ancient future"](https://www.karlaknight.org/33-spaceships-for-another-planet-2017-19-/1 #paintings by Karla Night, and I am so there for Jason Kottke's description:

Hilma af Klint as the production designer for Wes Anderson's Stargate

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via kottke